Advice for parents
Essential advice for managing media
Pre-K: Great educational TV, teaching time limits early
Kindergarten: Good Internet sites, family video games, dealing with ads, scary movies, cartoon violence
1st-2nd: TV beyond cartoons, Good online game sites best Web sites
3rd-4th: Club Penguin Webkinz, best video games, online search, YouTube
5th-6th: Tween sitcoms, the PG-13 dilemma, IM, cyberbullying, essential cell phone info
7th-8th: Texting, Massive Multiplayer Online Games, mature music, the Facebook challenge
High School: Social Networks, User Generated Content, alcohol , the endless text
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Pre-K: Great educational TV, teaching time limits early
Kindergarten: Good Internet sites, family video games, dealing with ads, scary movies, cartoon violence
1st-2nd: TV beyond cartoons, Good online game sites best Web sites
3rd-4th: Club Penguin Webkinz, best video games, online search, YouTube
5th-6th: Tween sitcoms, the PG-13 dilemma, IM, cyberbullying, essential cell phone info
7th-8th: Texting, Massive Multiplayer Online Games, mature music, the Facebook challenge
High School: Social Networks, User Generated Content, alcohol , the endless text
Want more? Get age by age guidance to help kids.
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