My husband and I were on our way to our office this morning when we heard on the radio about this topic. It’s a timely message for us because we allow our kids to login to their Facebook during weekends and whenever they don’t any classes.
Giving our kids the freedom to access the internet, we might be also exposing them (unknowingly) to dangerous virtual information such as malicious content files, online stalkers, and pornography. Parents should be aware of the possible dangers these materials present.
A study published by Sunstar Cebu on 2009 revealed that child pornography cases in Cebu are rising.
As a parent we need to be vigilant on what our kids our doing online. We have to make sure that they are safe. We need to involve ourselves in their “virtual life” while they are still young.
Let’s find some answers, learn together as we share our experiences and together, guide our kids. Join a FREE Seminar intended for parents of pre-teens on July 10, 2010 at Microsoft Auditorium, 6750 Ayala Ave., Makati City 3:00 PM.
Admission is free but interested parties are requested to send email at reservations[ at]websafetyforp arents[dot] org to request for a seat. A confirmation email will be sent to successful registrants, please bring this for registration at the event venue.
You can check other details here: www.websafetyforpar ents.org
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This event is brought to you by Business Values 2.0 and Windows 7.
GW Cars will provide a tourist bus for participants coming from North EDSA to the venue and vice-versa.
Other Donors:
1. Krispy Kreme
2. Philippine Society for Training and Development
3. MICHRI Trading International
Media Partner:
1. Inquirer-Job Market
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