There are some serious perks to having been born in the era before you could hold the world in the palm of your hand.

Parents were, arguably, more attentive, and “screen time” was limited to playing solitaire on the desktop computer at dad’s office.

Those days are beyond gone.

It’s a very sad time when it has to be pointed out that celebrities and influencers shouldnotbe photoshopping or face-tuning photos of their children for Instagram.

No – we’re not just talking about the odd filter – celebrities areblatantlyphotoshopping their children.

The tiny beautiful humans who are free from imperfection, are being photoshopped… by theirownparents.

Let us break it down for you.

Last week, 40-year-oldReal Housewives of Atlantastar Kim Zolciak-Biermann, uploaded a photo of her four-year-old twins Kaia and Kane to Instagram. And then fans noticed something… odd.

It looked like the background of the image, particularly next to Kaia, was distorted – a telltale sign of people’s proportions being manipulated. Then Zolciak-Biermann’s eldest daughter, 21-year-old Brielle Biermann, shared the same photo to her Instagram story, with one noticeable difference: it was unedited.

See below for the original and the… photoshopped.

Image via Instagram: @briellebiermann

Image via Instagram: @kimzolciakbiermann

It's not even the first time Kim has been caught photoshopping her children.

Unfortunately for the world though, Kim isn't the only one who has been caught giving her children a virtual nip and tuck.

Two days ago, Kim Kardashian posted a photo of her son Saint on Instagram. It's so intensely filtered that it's basically photoshopped.

Just weeks earlier on September 19, Khloe Kardashian had to block the comments on of her photos when followers accused her of reddening True's cheeks, and whitening her eyes with FaceTune - an Instagram editing app similar to Photoshop.

The photoshopping of children's bodies is clearly problematic, and will arguably leave these children wondering why they aren't good enough in their own skin.

It needs to stop. Immediately.