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Staying Up To Speed on Our Children’s Technology
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingWe have lots of new things happening that we are very excited to share. Our goal is to make your job of parenting in this digital age much easier, more effective, and more time efficient. At every presentation, I get the same question: “How do I stay current on what is happening out there? I can’t keep […]
The Next Problem App: Yik Yak
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingNew information has just surfaced regarding the recently introduced app, Yik Yak. Although this logo seems rather friendly, you, as parents, should be aware of this app. It allows users, kids, to post anonymous comments to other users, or other kids. As you can read in this article, schools in the Chicagoland area have banned […]
What is an ‘In-App’ Purchase and How To Prevent It
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingHave you ever received a credit card charge from Google Play or the Apple App Store and you did not know what it was for? It may have come from an in-app purchase that your child made on your account while playing a harmless game, such as Tiny Zoo Friends. What is an In-App Purchase? […]
Kajeet – Cell Phone for Kids with Built-In Parental Controls
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingI recently came across a new, innovative cell phone company – Kajeet. I found it interesting because they claim to have built-in FREE parental controls already installed on the cell phone. According to their website, www.kajeet.com, you can control the following features: Time Manager: This allows you to control when the phone can and can’t be used Find […]
uKnow – Tools to Connect and Protect Digital Families
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingIn my search to find the right tools to help us protect our children, I came across uKnow (www.uKnow.com), a parental controls software company based in Virginia. They make several tools to help protect and track your children. I will look into them further in a later blog post, but wanted to inform you quickly about […]
Where Do Kids Hide Pictures on Cell Phones?
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingThis is directly from Detective Rich Wistocki, Naperville Police Department. PARENT ALERT !!!! Ok parents, here is another new threat to our young children. To tell you the truth, we have had three cases of this in one week. This involved 6-8th graders. In your child’s cell phone we are finding they are hiding sexted […]
What is….Snapchat?
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingSnapchat is a photo messaging application. Using the app, users can take photos (called a snap), record videos, add text and drawings, and send them to a controlled list of recipients. Users set a time limit for how long recipients can view their photos, up to 10 seconds, after which it will be deleted from […]
What is that App? Keeping Up With Your Children
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingDo you feel like you have no idea what your children are doing on their smartphones? When I carpool a group middle schoolers, I find that I cannot follow the ‘app speak’ language that they are using. Are they tweeting, snapping, chatting, following, etc? Just when I figure out what app they are talking about […]
Why Internet Safety is Important
/0 Comments/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingI am officially waving the white flag. I surrender. I have finally come to the realization that I cannot keep up with my children’s online activities AND work, do the laundry, get dinner ready, oversee homework, etc. The breadth as well as the depth of online dangers are simply too great for one person to […]