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Why I Post Photos of My Daughter With a Bagel Emoji on Instagram

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Jason Diamond

15d ago· 13 min readenOpinion

Summary

Jason Diamond reflects on his practice of posting photos of his daughter Lulu on Instagram with a bagel emoji covering her face, a nickname that evolved into "Bagelface." He explores the complexities of sharing children's images on social media, balancing parental joy and documentation with privacy concerns, consent, and the eventual moment when his daughter will be old enough to ask him to stop. The article is a personal, humorous, and heartfelt defense of this parenting choice in the age of oversharing.

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I was sitting in the pediatrician's office, mentally preparing to take my daughter Lulu in to get a few shots, when a woman, carrying her own toddler, walked over to us and casually said, 'Hi Bagelface.'
The nickname came pretty naturally: I eat a lot of bagels and the bagel emoji is playful but, more important, fits perfectly over a little face.
I'll never quit posting my emoji-obscured kid on social media, no matter what you think. Until, of course, she's old enough to tell me to stop. God, I hope that doesn't happen.
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I’ll never quit posting my emoji-obscured kid on social media, ‘Figuring’ columnist Jason Diamond writes, no matter what you think. Until, of course, she’s old enough to tell me to stop. God, I hope that doesn’t happen.

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