AnswerYou can do a lot on your own by supervising your children's internet use, and communicating with them. Set ground rules for websites they visit, downloading games, and talk to them about their personal safety of not going into chat rooms or not giving out their information online. Something as simple as naming their sports team and what number is on their jersey could put them in danger. You can also check out http://www.cybertip.ca/app/en/inet_safe_overview

AnswerThe internet can be a useful tool for information but sometimes there is adult information on their that kids should not see. It would be wise to put some parental controls on your computer to help monitor your child's internet activity.

AnswerThere are a lot of different tips and opinions for internet safety. You should do what you think is best for your family. Some things are setting a password to get on to certain sites, allowing children to only use computers in a public setting (like a living room), and not allowing computers in children's rooms. Here is a site that might can help you. http://www.safekids.com/