Article brought to us from Silicon Valley High School website Parents share out of love, but the long-term consequences could follow children for decades Key Points: From first steps to first school days, many children now have an online presence before they can speak. For parents, sharing feels natural, almost expected. A proud moment at the park, a funny mispronunciation, a milestone birthday, these snapshots seem innocent enough. But online education experts warn that what seems cute or harmless today can follow a child for decades. As universities, employers, and platforms increasingly scrutinize digital footprints, the question shifts from whether to share to how much and what kind of sharing…