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Do You Take a Lot of Photos of Your Kids? Some Amazing Statistics for Mother’s Day!
MiMedia Inc., just published the results of a recent survey that explored how parents snap, shoot, share and store photos and videos of their beloved children ages 0 – 3. This next-generation personal cloud platform posed questions to 1,000 parents nationwide about their digital habits and lifestyles, investigating how much storage space baby photos and videos take up on their devices.
I bet some of the results of the study will amaze even the most prolific photographers!
Here Are Some of the Key Findings.
- 76% of parents admit to running out of storage on their phones from taking too many photos/videos of their kids
- 71% think Moms take more photos of their kids than Dads
- Nearly 3 out of 5 parents (58%) say their child (age 0-3) was able to operate a touchscreen digital device by swiping before they learned to speak
- 57% think Moms share too many baby photos on social media (Facebook, Instagram, etc.)
- Almost half (47%) of parents say their child (age 0-3) likes taking selfies
- 47%
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