>It's not like her mother did anything specially wrong, e.g. posting the letter to the tooth fairy, and so on. Not sure if it's really "not wrong". There is a

>It's not like her mother did anything specially wrong, e.g. posting the letter to the tooth fairy, and so on. Not sure if it's really "not wrong". There is a growing notion in Western society that kids are actually people and have rights, and not just their parents' trinkets. Would you like someone to share your correspondence on social media, even if it's misaddressed? Or post your naked pictures without your consent (which kids can't give yet)? I suspect you'd mind very much, and no amount of rhetoric like "you're only upset because you're not enlightened enough" will change your mind. Why is it OK then when parents do that?