Just punch them all. Breakfast or not.
One of those things that is mostly unavoidable. Consider it a cost for freedom!
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Re: Internet safety… Teenager didn’t get around parental controls or the internet filter after all. Clever kid figured out that, through family sharing, he could download any previously downloaded apps, from any family members who had sharing on, without the need for approval. I gave him a point for that!
Crisis averted, and I learned something new.
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Totally agree! That relationship and openness starts when they’re little. A child who got a strip tore off them the night before for being home five minutes late, likely isn’t going to call that parent if they are in trouble, need a ride, et al.
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Internet safety for kids cannot be discussed enough. It’s changing by the minute and there are many dangers.
We talk often, as a family, about internet safety. No chatting on games, don’t send personal information to anyone, watch for scammers in your email, etc etc.
I walked by, while the younger ones were playing a battle of sorts on the computer, checking if the chat function was off. I got a bit of an eye roll and a ‘mom it’s fine, this guys name is #bitcoin’! 😂
As well, I just got a notification that one the teenage things downloaded Instagram - he got around parental controls and our filter. One of his three followers doesn’t have very many clothes on, which means… I have a situation to deal with!
Stay vigilant folks! The world is after our kids!
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