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The Business Magnets on Instagram: "Ireland’s “Pause Before You Post” campaign is drawing attention to a growing concern called sharenting, which refers to parents sharing photos, videos and personal information about their children online. Although the intention is often harmless, the long term consequences can be serious. Studies show that parents share more than 1,000 photos of their children before they turn 13. Many of these posts include details like birthdays, school uniforms, locations o