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4 Things Every Tween (And Parent) Should Know About Sextortion

Sextortion is a major online threat against tweens. For those unfamiliar with the term, sextortion is the act of  obtaining sexual content of another and threatening to share the content unless certain demands are met. The Washington Post recently published an article about how sextortion works, who is being targeted, and why governments all over the

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“Annoying” Social Media Habits: Parental Crime or Parental Necessity?

A recent article on The Guardian detailed “The 10 worst parental crimes on social media.” Written by two 14 year old girls, the article lists 10 things parents on social media do that their teenagers find particularly annoying. However, as any parent knows, just because your child finds a certain rule (or practice) annoying does

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Do You Need to Talk to Your Daughter About Pornography?

YES!   Somewhere along the way, our culture decided only guys use pornography. While it’s true that men are more attracted to traditional, visual pornography (ie pictures and videos), more and more women are using pornography both with others and alone. Recent statistics say that 17% of women are addicted to pornography. That’s about one

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6 online safety tips for parents from the U.S. News and World Report

Teaching internet safety to children is undoubtedly important. But parents often find themselves at a loss for what and how to teach. U.S. News and World Report offers these six tips from the University of Michigan Health System.   1) Explain that not all websites are appropriate. Make sure children know which sites are acceptable

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