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Tech savvy parenting
What is the social impact of children spending so much of their time online and how does one set limits for those children?
While there are ways to block the dangers from our minors on the internet, we cannot stop it altogether.
Is your child more knowledgeable about the internet than you are, or would like?
Sam Cowen spoke to co-author of the book Tech Savvy Parenting, Nikki Bush, about internet safety for children and the safety mantra for minors online, #StopBlockAndTell
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