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TV Review: 'House of Anubis'
Rated ON for Ages 8 and Up What Parents Need to Know Parents need to know that this mystery series offers a tween-friendly package of ..."House of Anubis" is a teen drama that follows the mysterious happenings in a dormitory at a British boarding school.
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How TV Can Save Your Daughter (Sort of)
The media shapes body image opinions. Credit: Getty Images When my 6-year-old daughter told me she hates her "fat thighs" the other ...Media isn’t the only culprit when it comes to shaping girls’ opinions about themselves, but it sure is a strong force.
TV Review: 'Design Squad Nation'
Dealing With Media Violence: Tips for Parents
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Go Behind the Scenes of Heidi Klum's New Show, 'Seriously Funny Kids'
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TV Review: 'Supah Ninjas'
Rated ON for Ages 6 and Up What Parents Need to Know Parents need to know that this show's high-flying martial-arts action is sure to be a ...SUPAH NINJAS is a fast-paced show that inspires viewers to believe in the existence of heroes in the most unlikely places.
How Parents Can Use MTV's 'Skins' as a Jumping Off Point
Use MTV's controversial show "Skins" to discuss difficult topics with your kids. Credit: MTV/AP MTV's teen drama "Skins" (a remake of ...MTV's teen drama "Skins" showcases every behavior that keeps parents of teenagers up at night.











