Internet Conversations Lacking Between Parents and Teens
Source: PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 06, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE)—New Conversation Starter Guides to Help Parents Jumpstart Talking About Safe Online Behavior with Teens, Tweens, School-Age Children and Preschoolers.
Teens are increasingly active online and at potential risk of falling prey to online predators. Parents and guardians must become more involved in monitoring their teens’ Internet use and talking to them about online safety.
The following talking guides, survey results and many more resources are designed to equip you in keeping your child safe.
Free Talking Guides
Complete Survey
Survey Results
Additional Parent Resources
The Center for Media and Child Health
Teens are increasingly active online and at potential risk of falling prey to online predators. Parents and guardians must become more involved in monitoring their teens’ Internet use and talking to them about online safety.
The following talking guides, survey results and many more resources are designed to equip you in keeping your child safe.
Free Talking Guides
Complete Survey
Survey Results
Additional Parent Resources
The Center for Media and Child Health