Consider a recent survey of teenagers that revealed the following:

- 91% of kids have an email address
- 60% have an instant-message screen name
- 75% have a cell phone
- 72% have profiles on social networking sites

And on a more disturbing note

- 1 in 5 said they have been “cyber-bullied”
- most share personal info online, though 3 in 5 know it’s dangerous
- 1 in 4 know someone who experienced something bad, from an inappropriate text forwarded around school to being sexually victimized

The internet currently presents very interesting questions and challenges for parents.

If there were an instruction manual on how to be a parent, the section on technology and the internet would be worthy of several chapters for certain. Online activities add yet another dimension to the job of raising our children, as if worrying about them in the “real world” weren’t enough already.

The need for complete information and advice on this subject cannot be overstated.

This 34 page comprehensive guidebook, “Raising Kids On The Internet”, is presented to parents of all backgrounds or experience, whether they are just getting familiar with the internet yourself, or they are a long-time internet surfer. Even experienced internet users have been found to be unfamiliar with many of the facts and issues regarding effective monitoring of children in online activities.

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