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About a week ago I began deleting all photos and videos of my children from the Internet. This is proving to be no easy task. Like many parents, Ive excitedly shared virtually every step, misstep and milestone that myself and my children have muddled our way through. To be honest, aside from making sure my Facebook privacy permissions were set, I hadnt given a whole lot of thought about sharing photos of the kids online. Ive run this blo
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