Send the photo to the parent
Who a photograph of a grandchild should go to, and why it is not the child.
A photograph of a grandchild goes to that child’s parent, not to the child’s own tablet.
The parent decides what is kept, shown or posted. That saves you guessing.
Key points
- Photographs of a grandchild go to the parent, not to the child
- The parent decides what is kept, shown or posted
What to remember
- The parent is the address for anything about their child.
- Pictures of a child go to that child’s parent first.
Try this
Send the next one to the parent, with a line asking whether they mind you showing it around.
Practice: Send the photo to the parent. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.