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Photo Sharing Consent Planner

Generates a household rule for posting pictures of children, agreed in advance rather than argued about after.

Quick answer

A household photo rule works because it is agreed before it is needed, and three audiences need three different rules — the household itself, extended family, and the school or club.

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Photo Sharing Consent Planner

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Frequently asked

Can I stop relatives posting photos of my child?

Socially, by asking, and most people comply immediately because they simply had not considered it. Legally it varies: data protection law in the UK and EU gives some rights over images of identifiable people, and the position elsewhere differs substantially.

What should I ask a school about photo consent?

What the consent covers, whether it can be split between internal use and social media, how long images are kept, whether children are named, and how staff know which children are excluded. Ask for the written policy rather than a verbal answer.

At what age should we ask the child?

Around eight is the age most commonly suggested for asking, and by twelve their answer should generally be decisive. Asking earlier does no harm and teaches the concept of consent over their own image.