Is the internet a safe place for your kids to play unsupervised?

Absolutely not.

The internet is a wonderful evolving resource but is completely beyond local control, has no auditing for accuracy and without the addition of user-applied software or hardware, completely without any form of content filtering.

Teen trends you should be aware of... UFC punch out games, sexting etc...

If you missed this show on the Dr. Phil TV show, you can watch the episode on YouTube... it is broken down into segments.

This is part two: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfAm9saqAxo&feature=related
This is part three: www.youtube.com/watch?v=goJdFu9QFrY&feature=related

Sexting... this is happening more than you think or want to admit. You need to know about this and talk to your kids about it. There are many resources online about this topic, but think this one drives it home.

You cannot take it back once you post it online. I don't know how clearer we can make this message. Watch this Public Service Announcement and send it to anyone you think could benefit from seeing it.

Billions of text messages are delivered on cellular and internet social network sites daily... with little to no control over who reads them or who can forward them...

Think about this before you keep the world up-to-date with details you might now want floating around the airwaves and internet...

Once you send it you Can't Take It Back.

Some simple and common sense advice for parents regarding internet and online safety.