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Always sit with your kids at this age when they're online. |
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Create a personalized online environment for your kids by adding acceptable sites to your Favorites list. |
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Use kid-friendly search engines (such as MSN Kids Search) or search engines with parental controls. |
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Investigate Internet-filtering tools (such as MSN Premium's Parental Controls) as a complement—not a replacement—for parental supervision. |
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Help protect your children from offensive pop-up windows by using pop-up blocking software. There's a pop-up blocker built in to the most updated version of Windows XP and the MSN Toolbar. |
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Start teaching your children about privacy. If a site encourages kids to submit their names to personalize the Web content, help your kids create an online nickname that gives away no personal information. |
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All family members should act as role models for young children who are just starting to use the Internet. |
