I was reading an article about how the first of those to grow up in the "post my child 24/7 on social media" era often feel horrified or even violated by realizing how there is so much information about them before they were able to even cognify what a picture was, much less the implication of sensitive moments being on the internet forever. I mean, I think most of us would agree we don't want pictures of us shitting ourselves freely available to prospective employers, but this is going to be the reality of some Instagram / Tiktok parents kids whether or not they're okay with it. Because once upon a time, their mom wanted to upload a funny diaper blowout on an account bearing a full, legal name of the child. Which was then archived and now shows up in search results for their name. I'd not be surprised if name changes become more common in a decade or so for this reason alone.
I think part of this could be excused by internet naivety or misplaced optimism in Facebook's ability to keep your "Friends" list truly private. On the other hand, anyone still willing to post dozens of baby pics when they have an entire hate-thread dedicated to them certainly sees their progeny as nothing more than an extension of themselves to farm sweet e-Clout with, consequences be damned. Some narcissists are overly protective of their kids well into their adulthood, and almost textbook in how they go about it. This is like....the opposite side of the same coin to me, and an extremely pathetic side at that.
Let's say 12 years from now Woody logs onto the internet for a bit and discovers that there are SEVERAL pages discussing his baby pictures, whether he looks like he has Downs or not, and that not even his time inside the womb was sacred from discussion of strangers, all because his mother couldn't shut the fuck up on the internet. No matter how morally righteous someone wants to be over whether that is okay or not, the fact of the matter is she opened him up for that in the first place.
I am not sure if anything like this has already happened given Kiwifarms has had a fair amount of time on the internet, but I would eat my thumbs if we don't eventually see a kid realize later on down the road that they were screwed before the ship even sailed. Whether it comes from a classmate with little internet restrictions informing them, or them spending too long trawling online themselves. That kid is already screwed and signed up for a lifetime of complexes and mental health issues related to his absolutely batshit mother even if he somehow manages to be a healthy and developmentally sound baby. Even if she stops posting for the rest of his childhood, the very first days of his existence are probably going to be solidified forever online, and not in a good way.