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I'm Fay Fay.

And I'm Roy.

Wow Roy, you've grown your beard back. I thought you'd

shaped it off. I saw this picture of you on social media without a beard. Here

look. That's not me. That's a picture of my son. He does

look like me, but he's a lot younger than me. Every picture on here is of your son.

You are really guilty of sharenting.

I am not sharenting.

I know what that means. It's for people who share way too many photos of their

children I do not share too much besides he's really cute he is cute because he looks like his mother but you need to be careful how much you

share let's talk more about Sharonting after these examples. There are many pros and cons of sharenting.

We need to think about them before we post all these photos of our children.

He needs to stop sharenting. of our children.

He needs to stop sharenting.

I see so many photos of his daughter.

Eric, I'm tired of your constant sharenting.

Aren't you worried that your son won't be happy about this in the future?

This is the English we speak from BBC Learning English and we're talking about the expression

Sharonting. Sometimes parents who commit Sharonting are known as

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