Transdisciplinary Perspectives on Sharenting

I. From Practice to Behavior; 1. Sharenting as a multifaceted digital practice: Comparing privacy considerations based on parental motivations; 2. Moral and affective economies of sharenting by influencers and ordinary parents; 3. Sharenting of psychological maltreatment behavior on TikTok; 4. A deceptive family photography: Toward a potential deepfake sharenting; 5. Beyond the Family Album: Motivations and Meanings Behind Sharenting; 6. Sharenting through the lens of the communicative figurations: Understanding children's reactions; 7. Adolescents Navigating Sharenting: Autonomy, Intimacy, and Care in the Mediatized Family; II. Privacy and Sharenting; 8. Towards mindful sharenting: How parents and children navigate the online disclosure of personal information; 9. Sharenting Behaviour Among Iranian Parents: Understanding the Role of Online Privacy Literacy, Privacy Attitude, and Gender; 10. Secure Parenting, Insecure Privacy: Examining Parenting Information Disclosure Through Protection Motivation Theory; 11. Insights into the consequences of sharenting syndrome: Protecting children's futures; 12. Exploring Attitudes and Perspectives Towards Sharenting: Understanding the Intersection of Privacy, Parenting, and Social Media; III. Contextualization, Conceptualization, and Legal Problematization; 13. Parents as Adversaries, Stewards, and Selves: How Academic Research on Sharenting Discursively Constructs Parent-Child Subject Relations; 14. Sharenting as portmanteau: A rhetorical carrier and cloak of patriarchy; 15. Sharenting viewed through the lens of vulnerability theory; 16. Balancing Public and Private: Sharenting and Child Rights in the Baltic States; 17. Sharenting as a subject and object of freedom of expression