Top Tips To Protect Your Child From Online Predators !

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 18-01-2012-05-2008

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This all inclusive guide will explain in simplified terms all the questions that have eluded you in your internet searches or textbooks on the subject.

Sometimes it seems as though the internet is your child’s best friend. Being online has turned into another world for them. The good thing about this is there are things they can do that can be rewarding and provide educational insight.

On the other hand, there are areas online that provide your child in unknown waters. You as a parent, should be mindful of providing them with guidance and a strong sense of security.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Warning Signs
Parental Monitoring
Monitoring and Protection Software
Tips to Avoid Sexual Predators
The Truth About Online Content
Identity Theft
Spyware And Malware
The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
Privacy Policy
Social Networking Safety
Additional Rules For Child Safety Online
Warnings For Children Online
Additional Tips For Parents
Conclusion
Additional Parent Resources
Resource Guide

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Why do some parents look at immediate needs of their kids while others look at the future?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 19-12-2011-05-2008

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My wife is a teacher and tells me all the time that some of her parents think good parenting is only making sure they have shoes on and are fed. Other parents are concerned with the emotional and social development of children, striving for goals, etc. Why do some parents look at immediate needs while others look towards the future? Is there a difference in who will become which type and are certain people bound to parent a certain way?

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What type of cool features would you want on a parenting site?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 10-12-2011-05-2008

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what would be most helpful to you - the busy parent - on a Web site?

For example, the ability to give ratings things like Movies (sexual content, bad language, violence, etc.). And you could say you don't mind bad language, per se, so rate that low like a 1 but *** and violence are not acceptable in your home so you rate a 10 and then get customized recommendations for what movies fit the bill for YOUR family.

That is a random example, but what do you want on a parenting site?

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Why are people required to take parenting classes before they become a foster parent, but not a blood parent?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 09-12-2011-05-2008

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Why is it that the law requires people to take parenting classes before they become a foster parent, but..
When a couple is expecting a biological child, the law doesn't require them to take any classes.

That sounds one-sided to me; shouldn't all soon-to-be-parents be held to the same standards?

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Since this is one of the more important parenting topics?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 04-12-2011-05-2008

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Charcoal or propane and why? Looking to purchase a bbq and apparently my parenting depends on this answer.

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How do I go about establishing a legal parenting plan?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 28-11-2011-05-2008

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My and I have 2 children and things were going okay until recently and it has occured to me that we need a very detailed parenting plan that we are legally obligated to follow.

Does it cost money to have an arbiter help us with the matter? Who do I talk to, what do I do? I need help ASAP :-(
He is my ex boyfriend, we were neer married :-) The oldest is not his biological child but I am going to treat it as shs is, regardless of legal advantage to my side, because he has been taking care of her for 5 years.

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Is parenting at fault when a child exhibits consistently bad behavior?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 26-11-2011-05-2008

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(e.g. Tantrums when the are denied things, overly fearful and uncooperative)

Or, is it just the way the child is.

It seems like, in most cases, this should be correctable or prevented with proper parenting.
@ Carrie

Overly fearful, as in, vehemently refusing to unattach himself from your leg. A child who is, perhaps, overly spoiled and cannot bare being more than an inch away from it's mother/father is not showing ideal behavior. The parent would be frustrated and severly inhibited.

Maybe the child in my example has 'problems' but, more often than not, do you think it is the parenting that caused it?

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How Does Birth Order Effect Parenting Styles?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 17-11-2011-05-2008

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Are first borns more strict with their own kids or the reverse.
Are middle kids harsher disciplinarians?
Do Youngest spoil their own kids?
I wonder if there is any correlation between birth order and parenting style.
William: Good laugh.

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What do you feel are the main aspects of good parenting?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 13-11-2011-05-2008

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please list the main aspects of good parenting and please be specific. In other words what are the most important things needed to raise a well adjusted, confident, respectful, responsible, caring, and independent person who generally makes good choices and has a desire to do good things in life?

Do you feel which choice of punishment is the deciding factor or is that just something people say to stress their desired choice of punishment? Do you think as long as there is consistent, effective discipline then that is what counts or do you strongly feel that there is one type of punishment that without it a child would grow up terrible regardless of any other parenting aspects?
The reason I asked this is because I am shocked at the number of people on here who seem to believe that if you don't ***** your child will be a brat. Then there are always about 10-15 people who agree and say people who don't are "pansies", lazy and will have children that are brats. SO it astonishes me that so many people actually think ******** is going to make or break a child. As if nothing else matters, if you don't spank, you're doomed LOL

I know so many children who ARE ******* that are terrible brats who go out of their way to act up. I also know my own 4 boys have never been ******* and are all well behaved. I just wonder what leads people to this conclusion that ******** is so necessary and I wanted to see if people rerally feel that way or if it's just what people to say to stress their view on it.

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What are some good parenting health techniques?

Posted by ParentHelper | Posted in Parenting | Posted on 11-11-2011-05-2008

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For kids what are some good parenting techniques that are healthy?

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