“considering that the 2008 report, there is an exponential development in the employment and pervasiveness of social networking which may not need been foreseen at that time,” Ms Reinets said.
“the capability to get a handle on use of information and pictures posted on social networking is bound and will have a tremendously severe affect a child or young individual while the individual publishing the information and knowledge.”
Ms Rienets said there was indeed no applications or litigation in Australia “by a kid or young individual against a moms and dad for the book or dissemination of photographs which have triggered embarrassment to that particular young person”.
“It is hoped that litigation by a young child against a moms and 
dad for publishing photographs will never be necessary in Australia,” she stated.
Moms and dads post images for ‘approval’ from peers
Social networking: reconsider that thought before you post those pics of one’s young ones
You may believe it is pretty to snap a photograph of one’s toddler caught in a playground or having a temper tantrum for social media marketing, but did you ever think it could be a blunder, and even unlawful?