There is so much that can be dangerous for children and teens on the Internet. That is why it is important to educate them about what is ok and not ok to do on the Internet. The dangers out there …[Continue]
Protect Your Child From Online Stranger Danger
Here is how to make your child more aware of online stranger danger! With so many young people and teens hitting the Internet these days, it is imperative to our children’s safety that they understand what stranger danger is, and …[Continue]
Cyber Bullying Versus Traditional Bullying
You can probably remember a time when you were younger that another kid made fun of you. Whether it was an insult, spreading a rumor or some sort of physical confrontation, many of us now look back on the time …[Continue]
Safeguard Your Students’ Internet Usage
With all of the wonderful things that the Internet has to offer, there is an equal amount of the ugly. With the Internet we have opportunities never before imagined, but at the same time predators and thieves also have a …[Continue]
Avoiding Predators in Chat Rooms
The best way to avoid predators in chat rooms is to be educated concerning the threats that they are to us. Internet predators seek to take advantage of the false sense of security that so many of us have when …[Continue]
Effective Ways To Teach Your Child About Stranger Danger
What are some effective ways to help your child understand stranger danger? We all have that lump in our throat and get that sick feeling when we think of our child being taken, hurt, or worse. However, relaying that much …[Continue]
Need To Know: Parents and MySpace Safety
MySpace defined MySpace is a website that teens and young adults frequently visit and post information about themselves and their friends on. Most teens say that they use MySpace only to keep in touch with their group of friends. However, …[Continue]
Talking Safety with Your Child About MySpace
Some children are going to be more receptive about your desires to protect them than are others. Children may not fully understand that there is danger in giving someone your full name, for example or that meeting someone that you …[Continue]
