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Originally Posted by PuppyLovinNurse  Not sure what you mean by the first comment, but to address the internet control software...that's my understanding as well, but not all parents have that for whatever reason.
Plus, there are many MANY ways to get around that software. Google it. You'll get step-by-step guides for whatever type of parental controls you want to break out of. Kids aren't stupid. |
If parents are that worried their kids will see this then they should be just as concerned about installing the filtering software. It's free from many places, AOL provides it and I have it on comcast too and there are some good ones out there. As a teacher I hear this at school a lot when it comes to books too - No Judy Bloom (Forever has sex in it) no Harry Potter (there is Witchcraft), etc. if you don't want your kids to read or see it then get involved. I'm not directing this to PuppyLovin Burse at all b/c it is obvious she is involved and cares otherwise we wouldn't be talking about this, but I've seen a lot of other people who want someone else to monitor what their kids watch, see and do. It comes down to monitoring what your kids are doing, discussion and involvement. JMO
