Sep 20, 2013

Growing Up Online E-Book Review The Lorax on DVD - Giveaway This Giveaway Has ENDED!

Growing Up Online E-Book 
Review 
 The Lorax on DVD
Giveaway




 When we were children I don't think I ever imagined what my grandchildren would be able to do so much from a computer, phone or even that books would be called E -Books and that they would be read online.  Children today have everything available to them online.  Have you talked with your children about what's out there, what they can say to others, what information they should give out and what goes online also goes all over the world, this is the world of the online web?

 If you would like to watch some really interesting clips about what it is like to grow up online and how it affects your children then download the e-book below.  This free e-book gives you situations that you and your children can discuss and read together and talk over.
  How did they feel about the 4 cartoons? Cyberbullying, inappropriate pictures and bad people can easily get to our children.  Take the Quiz also found on this site, with your child.  It can help you see if your child is Internet ready.
  Below is a link to of Tips To Keep Your Child Safe:


 Growing Up Online is a excellent site for children, parents and grandparents to review and watch with their children.  The information it supplies is very important and very useful.  I definitely recommend this site.
 If you would like to try and win a copy of The Lorax then please enter my



 Giveaway below for The Lorax on DVD:
Open to US & Canada
Ends 10/9/13
*1. Leave me a comment telling me how you taught your child about safety and the Internet.

*I was not monetarily compensated for this review.
*The opinions of this product are strictly my own. 
* I received this information to post on my blog as information to my readers.  

81 comments:

  1. My daughter and I talked about the risks of giving out too much personal info on the internet and I keep the computer in our family room so that I can see what they are looking at when they are using the internet.

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  2. parental controls on the internet

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  3. I taught my child to not believe everything that they find on the internet.
    I control what they are able to see, and I watch what they do while on the computer.

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  4. I taught my daughter never to talk to strangers. I believe that teaching them young prepares them. Now that she is of age to search the internet she is at a much higher risk because I can not always be there. I have taught her to protect herself from scams. If it looks or sounds to good to be true it probably is a scam. I do not allow my daughter to talk on the teen chat rooms. She does not like the fact that I keep her from those sites but I know that there are grown men pretending to be teens and lures the child to their home or to the child's home. I also control what can be searched on our home computer for added security.

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  5. I taught my daughter at a young age never to talk to strangers and that also applies to searching the internet. I know of the potential scams and fake profiles that are posted daily and I know it is my duty as a parent to teach her all about the internet. I have safe search on our home computer for added protection. I just want her to be safe and I will take the extreme measures to make sure no harm comes her way.

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  6. I taught my child about safety by having her watch a few videos. I also instilled on her that she needs not talk to strangers or bad things happen1

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  7. I talked about the risks of giving out too much personal info on the internet and I keep the computer in our family room so that I can see what they are looking at when they are using the internet.

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  8. We monitored their usage when they were younger and always tried to explain to them that the Internet is never private.

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  9. We have a rule never to interact with strangers and to stay away from questionable websites. My twins know not to share any information with people they do not know personally. They also know to ask whenever something new pops up, or before playing any games or visiting new websites online.

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  10. I have discussed with my son internet safety and how to be cautious. I stay in the room with him while he is on the internet.
    reklaw422 at hotmail dot com

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  11. I monitor the browser history.

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  12. I explain to them what the internet is for and that it has bad things on it. We have a list of sites my child likes to visit. We made Book Marks for each site. That way they dont need to use searches. That way things I dont want them to see dont come up. We keep webcams locked up and only let them use them when we talk to family online. I explained to them that its important to never talk to people they dont know on any site and NEVER give out any of our personal information. I monitor my kids constantly while they are online.

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  13. I explained to them that talking to strangers online is to never be done. I book mark all the sites they use so they can go straight to the site and never have to use searches. I told them that they are to never tell anyone their real name or any of our personal information.

    If I posted 2 comments I apologize. My last comment disappear after I hit publish. If I did please delete one of them.

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  14. I monitor the browser history and i dont allow her on without knowing not to talk to anyone she doesnt know

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  15. Not sharing personal info and monitoring their history.

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  16. I talk to my son about the dangers of internet and we have our computer set up in the main living area so everyone can see what is being viewed. We also put parent controls.

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  17. we put on controls and teach to go to approved sites
    gabbflabber at live.com

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  18. Never to give out personal information to anyone

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  19. I tell them to not click on popups or ads.

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  20. I let them know what's safe to click and what's not, like ads and such.

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  21. I taught my kids to only visit pre-approved sites. Never chat with anyone they didn't know in the real world. Never give out or post personal info and never click on popups or offers.

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  22. I watcch my childrens online usage very frequently and have gone so far as to go through their friends list on Facebook and weed out those who were much much older and counselled them to not friend just anyone nor to ever reveal our address or personal details to anyone.

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  23. I talk to my 16 year old and he knows what he can and cant' do, no chat rooms, no clicking things without asking first, no personal info given. he also must give me all his passwords to his accounts, email address, facebook etc. my little ones are too little to be on the computer yet.

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  24. I have helped explain how to watch for safe vs unsafe links when looking things up on a search engine.


    willgriesmer@yahoo.com

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  25. I showed them what not to do and what is ok.

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  26. My son is not old enough to be going on the internet by himself, but if he was I would tell him the specific sites that he could go to and let him know that there was a parental tracker/blocker.

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  27. to never give out personal info and don't be gullible - regnod(at)yahoo(d0t)com

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  28. I taught them by showing them what not to do when they're online. I supervise closely and we have an ongoing discussion about the dangers lurking online.

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  29. To never go to any sites that your not sure about unless you have permission first.

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  30. She's only allowed to go onto certain sites, told her never give her info to anybody on the internet.

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  31. We pressed that giving away personal information is a no-no, and on top of that we generally only let them on the computer with adult supervison

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  32. We generally only let them on the computer with adult supervison - and also they know not to give out any personal information about themselves to anyone

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  33. I've taught my son to never give out any personal information and to never trust someone on the internet. Come to me with any questions or concerns at all.

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  34. They are only allowed certain sites and we have discussed they need to come to us if something is "unexpected"
    mrsrodjac at hotmail dot com

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  35. I only allow my son to go to family friendly web sites.

    rtrexel@gmail.com

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  36. I taught him not to do Facebook and that he is in the room with an adult while on the computer

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  37. abrennan09@hotmail.com
    They need to get permission before using the internet and the computer is in the family room in plain site. We also have regular discussions regarding online predators and the consequences of posting on social media (which they do not have yet).

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  38. Limit the sites, and stress not giving out personal info.

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  39. I explained to her that people can pretend to be whoever they wanted to be and not talk to anyone she didn't know.
    marci-lyn@hotmail.com

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  40. i know all their passwords and there are no computers in their bedrooms.

    robby rob

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  41. I talked with the girls I watch about why it's important not to give away any information online and to only talk to people they personally know in real life. I also try to stay in the same room when they are online and they have to tell me what they are using the computer for and what websites they are going on. Thanks!
    kconklin1028@gmail.com

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  42. we have discussed how to safely use the internet, and we monitor them while on the computer

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  43. My children and I have discussed in length the dangers of going online. And although I have parental limits set thay are to tell me if anything makes them feel the least uncomfortable.

    jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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  44. My daughter is only allowed to access the Internet when I or another adult is on the room and knows I must approve first of those she wants to chat with. She knows the rule of not giving them her real name or location,ect.

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  45. I like them know that everyone isn't as they seem or say they are on the internet and to never give out any personal information.
    Brittney House bbrittbrat1398@yahoo.com

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  46. We talk about the dangers

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  47. I supervise them and have taught them not to give out personal information to anyone.

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  48. i just watched where they went online

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  49. My son is just starting to use the computer even I'm still learning about all the best ways to keep him safe online

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  50. The main thing we did was keep the pc in the living room where they could always be monitored on who they talked with and sites they visited

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  51. We leave our computer in a common area.

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  52. I taught them not to talk to anyone online unless they know them and not give out personal info

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  53. they have to have permission to go any site and they know not to talk to anyone. I also pop in and out to see what they are doing
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  54. Less than one hour daily, no personal information shred, we are in the room and transparency always!

    theyyyguy@yahoo.com

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  55. I talked to my kids about the risks of giving out too much personal info and talking to people they don't know on the internet. I keep the computer in my family room so that I can see what they are looking at when they are using the internet.

    s2s2 at Comcast dot net

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  56. I show them how once posted online, its there forever.

    krazekatlady at gmail dot com

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  57. I monitor their usage whenever they are online as sometimes innocent searches can retrieve inappropriate information. They know to never give out personal information about themselves regarding name or location, etc.

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  58. I always remind them to never give out personal information

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  59. I taught them safety by going to different sites and telling them what they should and should not give out for information. I taught them that there are bad people out there who can be dangerous. I always monitor where they go when they are here but I wanted to make sure they knew the dangers so that if they were online somewhere but home they would know what not to do.
    Laurie Emerson
    lauraemerson17 at yahoo dot com

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  60. We talked about sharing info on the internet along with me monitoring emails and I also review the history in our family computer.

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  61. We talked about sharing info on the internet along with me monitoring emails and I also review the history in our family computer.

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  62. I found this great video online that talked about different bad experiences kids have had, and the people who prey on children online. I also was honest with some of my experiences where I talked to someone I didn't know and how scared I was when I realized the potential consequences.

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  63. We just tell them not sure to share personal information, and that nothing is safe.

    motioncitycutie(at)aol(dot)com

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  64. preached preached and had all passwords

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  65. Parental controls and we know all passwords, luckily I have never had to snoop

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  66. I supervise their accounts and use parental controls.

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  67. Let them know what could happen and what not...if you are not a teacher of your own kid? how will they know the consequences of thier action...thats why you have to tell them at an early age as much as possible

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  68. we always monitored his time on the computer and the websites he was allowed on. we always new the passwords for his sites

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  69. I told my son not to give out any personal information and if anyone or any sit e makes him feel uncomfortable to come and tell me and I'll deal with it.

    ladyt64 at gmail dot com

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  70. I taught my child about safety and the Internet by setting Internet safety rules with them

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  71. we let the kids use the internet for short periods of time while being supervised. we tell them that it's important to follow the house rules or you will lose your privileges.

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  72. Use parental controls and tell kids to never give out personal information.

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  73. we have not yet had to encounter this with our child since he is only 4, but when we do it will be the same way we approach safety outdoors. Lots of information and help. Also my husband is a network engineer so he should be able to block anything unwanted. lol

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  74. my husband is a network engineer. They aren't getting into anything. lol

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  75. I haven't yet, he's still too little!

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  76. I watch my kids while they are online.i monitor them alot on it.the computers are in the living room and not in their bedroom

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  77. We've put parental controls on the computer and review the history.

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  78. I told him the specific sites that he could go to and let him know that there was a parental tracker/blocker.

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  79. I try to teach them that they shouldn't believe all things immediately. They should look for trusted sources.

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  80. my kids are too young but i did teach them that an adult has to watch them if they go on a computer.

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  81. We have talked about not talking to anyone while he is on the computer and that he is not to give out any information. He is monitored at all times when on the computer.

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