The phenomenon of sharing and disclosing private information or images about children on social media by their families or for any other reason is growing rapidly. The rapidly increasing parental sharing has led to the introduction of the concept of 'sharenting', derived from the words 'parenting' and 'share', into the literature. Information shared on the Internet has the potential to exist for a very long time, be recorded and stored by others, and be made available to others. Sharing images of children from the period when children do not have their consent and have not reached the conscious age yet on frequently used social media networks may cause a violation of privacy and put children at risk of abuse.

Keywords: Children, Violation, Privacy, Social media