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How to Nip Digital Drama in the Bud
Getting your kids away from media shouldn't be an ordeal. Credit: Corbis "Turn off the TV!" "No more Club Penguin!" "No Facebook 'til you're 14!" Sound familiar? Welcome to the world of digital drama -- where cell phones, TV shows, ...Cell phones, TV shows, video games and the Web often create standoffs between kids and parents.
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Teens on Facebook More Likely to Drink Than Their Non-Social Networking Peers
Teens who drink alcohol spend more time on the computer for fun -- listening to music and updating their online profiles -- than their non-drinking peers. Credit: Getty Images Some teens on Facebook are really putting the "social" in ...Study finds teens who use computers for socializing and listening to music are more likely to drink.
Facebook Can Lead to Depression in Adolescents, Report Says
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Parents on Facebook? What Parents? Teens Will Just Ignore Mom and Dad There, Too
Sixteen percent of teens who are friends with their parents on Facebook report being friends was a pre-condition to use the site. Credit: Getty
Your Kids (Still) Don't Want to Be Facebook Friends
Do you think Mark Zuckerberg is friends with his parents on Facebook? Credit: Marcio Jose Sanchez, AP We know it eats at you that your kid won't accept your friend request on Facebook, but our sincere advice is to snap out of it and ...We know it eats at you that your kid won't accept your friend request on Facebook, but our sincere advice is to snap out of it and get a life.
Facebook 'Friends' Missing Children by Posting Amber Alerts
Facebook users may now sign up to receive Amber Alerts. Credit: Nicholas Kamm, AFP, Getty Images When a child disappears, there ought to be a way to alert people. Amber Alerts go out to TV and radio stations and are posted on ...Facebook now includes the faces of missing children.
Facebook Breakups Bring the Grinch to Christmas
Logging into Facebook right before Christmas could cause tears for your teens. Credit: Saeed Khan, AFP/Getty Images
So much for nice: The holiday season is about to turn naughty.
It may be time for parents to stock up on Kleenex and prepare ...OMG! He broke up with me right before Xmas! Check Facebook for the details.
Teenage Girls Portray Themselves as Sexy and Crazy Online, Survey Finds
You may be shocked by your daughter's online image. Credit: Getty Images
The time your teenage daughter spends on social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace or Twitter may be causing identity confusion, as her online persona probably ...She may be all sweet and smart at home, but on Facebook, your teen wants to be known as sexy and funny.
Won't 'Friend' Mom and Dad? They'll Just Hack Your Facebook Page
Mom and Dad want to know your status. Credit: Adrian Wyld/AP
Parents on a mission to uncover the secret lives of teens will stop at nothing to uncover the truth. At least, that's the finding of a new survey that reveals 10 percent of parental ...Best keep those dirty little secrets off your Facebook page, kids. Mom and Dad are watching.
Kids, Parents Say Other People Share Too Much Information Online, Poll Says
Watch how much personal information you're giving away online. Credit: Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images
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What's your home address and telephone number? ...Online companies don't really need to know your home address and work schedule.
Do People Really Want to See Your Sonogram in Outer Mongolia?
Just tagging a few photos from last weekend's Mommy & Me rager. Credit: Brooke Fasani/Corbis
Baby Herman just dropped a particularly steamy load in his diapers ... Baby Herman is a fan of breast milk ... Baby Herman ... Needs to get offline! ...Children often leave their messy little footprints on the Internet before they're even born.
Teachers to Students: Let's Not Be Facebook Friends
Maybe teachers should keep their relationships with kids offline. Credit: The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld/AP
Let's face it, there's a certain creep factor when you think your teenage daughter is exchanging photos, news feeds and friend requests on ...Sorry, kids, schools don't want you to friend, poke or comment on your teachers' Facebook pages.












