Comments on: Web News & Views Roundup #3 http://b6s.net/general/web-news-views-roundup-3.html Just Another Webmasters Blog Wed, 04 Apr 2012 09:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Web News and Views Roundup #4 — B6S.net http://b6s.net/general/web-news-views-roundup-3.html/comment-page-1#comment-459 Web News and Views Roundup #4 — B6S.net Sat, 30 Jan 2010 16:14:00 +0000 http://b6s.net/?p=126#comment-459 [...] were interesting, some were funny, some even important. I’ve mentioned some of them in the last News and Reviews post.  From this week’s crop, here are a couple about 2009 [...] [...] were interesting, some were funny, some even important. I’ve mentioned some of them in the last News and Reviews post.  From this week’s crop, here are a couple about 2009 [...]

]]> By: Anne http://b6s.net/general/web-news-views-roundup-3.html/comment-page-1#comment-242 Anne Fri, 25 Dec 2009 05:08:22 +0000 http://b6s.net/?p=126#comment-242 Was wondering the same thing myself. Maybe it's different logins? Kids know how to type in a password so maybe that's how they create a different account for them. My kids are 6 and 8 and we use a better system - they're just not allowed to surf the Internet and we've had many talks about why that is. They also have a list of kid-friendly sites they can use. We pay subscriptions for 3 quality sites and that way we know they won't be lured away by ads. Was wondering the same thing myself. Maybe it’s different logins? Kids know how to type in a password so maybe that’s how they create a different account for them.
My kids are 6 and 8 and we use a better system – they’re just not allowed to surf the Internet and we’ve had many talks about why that is. They also have a list of kid-friendly sites they can use. We pay subscriptions for 3 quality sites and that way we know they won’t be lured away by ads.

]]> By: Jared P Little http://b6s.net/general/web-news-views-roundup-3.html/comment-page-1#comment-234 Jared P Little Thu, 24 Dec 2009 14:04:28 +0000 http://b6s.net/?p=126#comment-234 Interesting post, I wonder how they can tell the age groups. Most kids under 7 share computers with parent. I would say under 7 it is webkinz, noggin, nickjr and disney playhouse and barbie dot com. At least that's were my kids go, 3 and 5. Now my other daughter age 8 is all about webkinz (daily and youtube and all the teen pop videos, hanna monanta, jonas. Not Porn. That is the great thing about letting your kids use the computer you can spy on what they are looking at not that I have that problem yet but the proof is in the internet history Mom and Dad. Serious if you kids are looking at Porn you need to have a talk with them. Wow I guess you hit a sour spot with your post good work. .-= Jared P Little´s last blog post ..<a href="http://themoneycult.com/2009/12/my-1st-guest-post-on-blog-engage/">My 1st Guest Post on Blog Engage</a> =-. Interesting post, I wonder how they can tell the age groups. Most kids under 7 share computers with parent. I would say under 7 it is webkinz, noggin, nickjr and disney playhouse and barbie dot com. At least that’s were my kids go, 3 and 5. Now my other daughter age 8 is all about webkinz (daily and youtube and all the teen pop videos, hanna monanta, jonas.

Not Porn. That is the great thing about letting your kids use the computer you can spy on what they are looking at not that I have that problem yet but the proof is in the internet history Mom and Dad. Serious if you kids are looking at Porn you need to have a talk with them.

Wow I guess you hit a sour spot with your post good work.
.-= Jared P Little´s last blog post ..My 1st Guest Post on Blog Engage =-.

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