🚀 go-pugleaf

In his new book, veteran teacher and author Dr. Robert Spanton instructs parents 
how to provide the best the Internet has to offer their children while increasing 
their online safety and protecting them from objectionable subjects, sites, and 
people.  

"Dear Parents, How Safe Are Your Children On The Internet?" addresses four topics, 
any of which can increase your children's online education, enjoyment, and 
protection.  

The first topic, "Guidelines for Internet Parents," contains 105 suggestions for 
establishing clear Internet rules and boundaries for your children.  These guidelines 
are further divided into nine subjects:  

*  What to Tell Your Children  
*  What to Do For Your Children
*  What You Should Expect From Your Children Online
*  Be Alert for Danger Signs
*  How to Observe What Your Child is Doing Online
*  What You Should Do if You Believe Your Child is Reading or Downloading         
   Materials You Believe are Objectionable
*  How to Limit Your Child's Internet Access
*  How to Stop Your Child's Internet Access
*  What You Should Do if You Believe Your Child is Being Approached Via the Internet

Three additional topics address appropriate "Books," "Sites," and "Software" for 
Internet parents.

Extensive information and portions from

"Dear Parents:  How Safe Are Your Children On The Internet?"

are available at:     http://www.infi.net/~iu/dp/

Only available from the author, Dr. Spanton's practical book will help give you the 
confidence and peace of mind to allow your children to develop global communication 
skills, by exploring, discovering, and applying the many valuable subjects and sites 
on the Internet.  

For a limited time a free bonus is offered to purchasers of "Dear Parents" ($24.95).

Thank you for taking the time to learn more about improving your children's online 
safety.

Bob Spanton