Is it appropriate to use one’s child as fodder for internet fame? TODAY readers discussed this topic after a Singapore mum-influencer was criticised for posting a video of her daughter’s tearful response to her GCE O-Level res
was criticised for posting a video of her daughter’s tearful response to her GCE O-Level results.
Entrepreneur Sarah Cheng-De Winne later posted a follow-up video of the girl, who clarified that her mother was not using her as"crying bait” and urged netizens to “mind their own business”. This did little to convince some readers, who questioned if it is right to share a clip of the girl in a “sensitive moment” and if the girl had consented to being filmed. Many, however, defended Ms Cheng-De Winne for trying to be honest about her daughter’s results. Here’s a selection of comments:“Yes, she was saying this and that to encourage her daughter… but who can feel the sincerity of your concern if you’re holding a phone focused on your face while saying all this.
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