Internet safety

5 Non-Annoying Ways to Monitor Your Tween’s Tech Use

by Nancy October 8, 2012

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This is a guest post by PR pro and writer, Elissa Freeman.  You can follow her on twitter at @ElissaPR My 12 year old daughter is an average tween: slowly exploring adolescence, coming to grips with her changing body, occasionally mouthy (I will not bother to define ‘occasionally’ here) and [...]

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Using a Virtual (world) Mistake to teach a Real Lesson

by Nancy October 3, 2012

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When your 12-year-old daughter tells you an older man made a pass at her, you’re usually upset. Me?  I wasn’t thrilled, but I was perfectly fine with it.  Why?  Because the pass was made by a  virtual man on a virtual dance floor in a virtual world.  Only virtual harm [...]

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When Do You Start Monitoring Your Tween’s Tech Use?

by Mitch July 11, 2012

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This is the first post by our new dad blogger, Mitch Chaitin.  Mitch is a SAHD, who with his partner Peter, is raising an NYC public school 4th grader.  He writes about parenting, adoption, and do product reviews and giveaways at his blog gaynycdad.com – where is son helps him [...]

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Digital Kids Conference: Discount Code and See you There!

by Nancy April 14, 2012

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This year, for the sixth  time, kids entertainment professionals, video game producers, programmers, movie and tv companies, app developers and- you guessed it – KidzVuz.com -  will all be going to Digital Kids® (formerly the Engage! Conference and Expo) This year, held April 25-26 in Los Angeles at the Pasadena [...]

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