Miami Herald examines family internet safety
A special in the Miami Herald last month discusses internet safety for children well as some of the issues surrounding kids and technology. The article
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By now, we all know that too much “Angry Birds” is bad for kids, but what if excessive screen time was illegal? In Taiwan, parents
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“I am using OpenDNS right now. It is free. Why should I switch to using the Clean Router?” We get this question pretty frequently. And
Read More6 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
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The pristine packaging. The sleek body. The untouched screen. The empty hard drive. Don’t you just love that new computer feeling? The look, the feel,
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Congratulations on your brand new iPad! The world is yours to conquer through a touch screen. What’s that? You have kids? Congratulations on them too!
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You had it all planned out– maybe even before you became a parent. Screen time would be carefully regulated. Definitely no screen time whatsoever before
Read More2 Things Your Teenager Needs To Know About Pornography
There is so much information out there about pornography, and your teenager hears it all. Some of it is false, some of it is true,
Read MoreFeature Friday: How to ‘Let it Go’
It has been a year and four months to the day. You took your family into the theater, and everything changed. One of your daughters
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