A Question For New Parents

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Does it ever bother you that in a few years your kids will be able to Google all the stuff you’re now saying on social media?

And for not-so-new parents: Do your kids Google all the stuff you said on social media ten years ago? Do you have any amusing stories to tell about this? Any advice for new parents?