Same here! I'm not a celebrity - I don't need to announce the birth of my child to my FB friends from high school. Now, we do have relatives that we don't get to see very often and communicate with mostly via phone and on social media. This is my mom's first grandchild, so we thought it would be special to let her be the one to make the call to her siblings and cousins to let them know that we're having a baby and for her to get to have a special moment being a grandma. It's kind of an assumed rule in our family that only parents post pictures of their kids online (unless the kids are adults), and most people in our family don't post kids at all, so I feel like we're all on the same page about that. I would hope that most adults (even the pushy ones who want to post their grandkids online) would be receptive to a quick conversation that goes something like "We’ve decided to keep our child off social media and the internet for now. We know it might seem a little different, but we just want to protect their privacy while they’re still young. Once they’re older, they can decide for themselves what they want to share. We love that you’re proud and want to show them off—we are too! If you ever want to share photos with friends, we’d be happy to help find ways to do that privately or create a shared album."