08/02/2017 Newsround

Hi everyone, Ayshah here with Wednesday afternoon Newsround.

First up seeing pictures of your friends, beautiful places

or cute animals on social media can be fun, but what if a picture

of you pops up that you don't like and didn't share yourself?

Some of the people who post the most pictures of you are parents

and you don't always think that's a good thing, as Ricky's

She will do it when I'm not looking and then she won't ask

My first ever bicycle, I just collapsed into it and my mum

Sometimes I wish she wasn't on social media because they might

comment embarrassing things on photos that I put on.

They will take one of the at by siblings and put it on and it might

More in one in three 10 to 12-year-olds told you should

they feel embarrassed, anxious or worried when their

parents put pictures of them on social media sites.

So, do mums and dads need to think more about what they are sharing?

My mum took a picture of me when I was sleeping,

so I obviously didn't know until morning.

She said, look how many comments you have on this photo

They just post whatever they can find, they don't really

They might post pictures to have a laugh with their mates

and think it's funny, but it might not be funny for you.

You think about it, but they don't think about it.

They can get bullied for it and you don't want that happening

More than one in four said they have been unhappy with a picture someone

That is mainly because they didn't like the way they look

or that person didn't ask for their permission and some say

My friend posted this story of me and I didn't like it.

I asked him to take it down and he took it down.

Maybe the reason you don't have a social media account

is because you don't want anyone to see your photo and then people

are sharing photos of you and I just think it is not nice

When I see nasty comments I feel really scared to use social media

because I don't want to be targeted like them.

When my friend posted an embarrassing picture of me

it made me feel quite frustrated and angry.

More than one in three of the kids we asked said seeing a picture

of them they didn't like made them feel sad, anxious or nervous.

What can you do about feeling that way?

You approach the person who has put the picture on the line of them,

ask them to take it down and tell them they are worried about it.

Speak to a parent or another trusted adult.

Sometimes a parent can reassure the child out of the picture might

be embarrassing at the moment, in a couple of days the picture

But the good news is that mostly mums and dads do get it right.

Nearly half of the ten to 12-year-olds said they were OK

with what their parents posted and what they saw made them

So, what is your message for parents?

It can affect the child's life further on and the

Your child's friends will see whatever you comment on their photo.

Maybe when they post photos they could ask first,

because most of the time my mum just posts them.

We asked you guys to get in touch with what you think about this

Reuben from East Sussex says, my mum points her phone at me

all the time and takes sneaky videos and pictures.

If I see her, I deliberately do something weird.

While Lilly says her mum has Facebook and once posted a photo

She actually did not want her to post it

Next, I'd like you to meet my friend Eric the robot.

Meet Eric. He is no ordinary robot. He is a copy of the first ever robot

from the UK. The original robot was built in 1928 and were using gears.

However, after touring the world, Eric went missing and was never seen

again. That is until the science Museum launched a project to build a

copy of him to share his story with the world. No Eric is packing a

brand-new aluminium body containing wires and motors and has gone on

display as part of a big exhibition about robots. Rust in peace Eric

number one, there is a new robot in town.

That's all for today, Ricky's here at 7:40 tomorrow morning.

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