Family Vlogging: A Threat to Children’s Wellbeing?

Family vlogging has surged in popularity across Pakistan, but concerns over children’s well-being are growing. Critics argue that exposing children to constant public scrutiny can have long-term psychological effects, including anxiety and privacy violations. These videos, often showcasing everyday family moments, blur the lines between private and public lives.

Child rights advocates have called for stronger regulations to protect minors featured in such content. They argue that financial gains from monetized platforms incentivize parents to prioritize content creation over children’s emotional health. Moreover, the lack of consent from young participants raises ethical questions about their exploitation for digital fame.

While family vlogging continues to grow, balancing creativity with ethical considerations remains a challenge. Addressing these issues requires not only public awareness but also policy interventions to safeguard the rights and dignity of children in Pakistan’s digital space