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5) Never allow your children to meet in person someone they have met online.

6) Limit online time. Just like television time.

7) Use parental control software. There are several software programs that will help to lock out adult Internet sites. Some programs include CyberPatrol, NetNanny, and SurfWatch.

8) There is a voluntary rating system for Internet sites that is being promoted by several consortiums. Much like movie ratings, it is hoped that the industry will support rating sites for violence and sexual content. If standardized ratings existed, parents could easily configure their parental-control software to bypass X-rated and unrated sites.

Here is a common sense approach to start with.

This article was written by Sandy. I am a parent who is concerned with giving my children the best start in life. Since my first child didn't come with a manual, I have found other parents' advice invaluable. I would like to pass on what I have learned and hope that other parents would like to do the same. I have recently been reminded of how important my family is and that my family should always come first. Please visit my blog at http://www.TheFamilyComesFirst.com/

Hope to see you there.

Sandy

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