Category: Internet Safety

Want to keep your children safe?      Even though the statistics of 1 in 4 girls and one in 6 boys will be sexually exploited by the age of

Stop telling your children “don’t tattle.” Instead teach them the difference between tattling and reporting. Tattling is when you go to a grown up, just to get the other person

Yesterday we talked about “adult strangers” and how to keep your children safe. We shared information about strangers as most parents teach their children “stranger danger.” The reality is that

Role play with your child “what if” safety situations.  By role playing with your child you are letting them practice using their voice  – being assertive, and problem solving the

Children need to know they have a voice – and it is our role as parents to teach them how to use it.  You are probably saying to yourself, “My

This is what many parents tell us when we discuss the importance of asking “safety questions” to another parent/friend /adult before sending their kids to a play date, sleep over,

This is a letter to Athletes, Singers, Actors, Actresses, and anyone in the spotlight!   While I believe in freedom of expression and speech, there are many children in the world

          A very high percentage of men view porn on line – this is not a shocking revelation for many of us – and it is

Your 5th grader arrives home from school and tells you that John (and you get a nervous feeling in your belly because John is the boy who picks on her and

 Facebook is great! We love it! We use it! But is Facebook your child’s “friend?” We adults have found the answer to keeping in touch with old and new friends