In the digital age, the practice of sharenting, where parents share their childrens photos and personal information on social media, has become ubiquitous. This article presents a comprehensive review of the psychological impact of sharenting, delving into the motivations behind it, the types of content shared, and its consequences on childrens privacy, self-esteem, and parent-child relationships. It explores the ethical considerations and offers guidelines for responsible sharenting practices, emphasizing the importance of protecting childrens digital privacy.