Clearly (hopefully) this Dad knew that the fence was NOT turned on, but come on. If the picture was taken because he thought it was funny, then the jokes on him.
Exactly what is this guy thinking?
Let us know what you think about this sort of carelessness.
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Accessing the internet is now an integral part of our daily existence. It can be used for education research, for handling finances, and for staying informed of changing global events. Unfortunately, as a parent you know that there are internet predators lurking online and you need to decide how to best protect your children.
As uncomfortable as it may feel, it is important that you as a parent understand how internet predators find their way into your child’s life. Such a perception should make it a bit easier for you to prevent such a predator from finding your child. After all, your first priority is keeping your child safe from harm and you should be willing to do whatever is necessary to accomplish that goal.
An online predator may believe that finding a new child to claim as his or her victim is an acceptable and enjoyable challenge. This twisted perception by a predator is what makes it imperative that you protect your child from anyone online seeking to harm your child emotionally or physically.
It is your job as a parent to insure that your child is safe from all potential threats, including those on the internet.
Chose an age at which you feel it’s appropriate for your child to access the internet and guide them according to their maturity. If your child is young you should always go online with them and share what the internet has to offer while avoiding chat rooms. [click to continue…]
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