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Category Archives: Featured Post
Your Child is Too Young To Be Old
Written by Mary Jo Rapini LPC a True Care advisor I was at a posh restaurant and was able to people watch while waiting for my friend to join me. People with money, power, expensive clothes, cars, and dates show up here. I began wondering what I was doing; was the great food going to somehow make all of this show of affluence okay? I was underdressed, and evaluating that in my mind, when all of a sudden I heard … Continue reading
What Exactly Is a Tweet, Anyway?
Many parents are confused about Twitter, wondering “What is it?” and “Is it safe for my kids?” Twitter is a social media platform that is very different from Facebook and MySpace, yet it still poses the same potential dangers to kids as any social networking site. By understanding what Twitter is and having access to the right safety tools and resources, you can better protect your kids online. How Twitter Works Twitter is often referred to as a “micro-blogging” site, … Continue reading
Set Ground Rules for Summer Internet Surfing, and Protect Your Kids Online
As school lets out and kids get ready for summer vacation, parents should be getting ready to discuss the importance of online safety. Time off from school means more time spent on Facebook and Twitter, and an increased risk of potential Internet dangers such as cyberbullying and online predators. By starting an ongoing conversation, setting Internet ground rules, and utilizing TrueCare’s effective monitoring capabilities, you can help your kids spend their summer days more safely.
- Start a conversation. One … Continue reading
