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There exists a multitude of varieties regarding online protocol and children safety tips. Most of these guidelines for child safety are similar in nature with very little variation from one location to the next. We have sourced out and compiled a list of the best ‘rules’ for kids to utilize when using the internet.
While no one set of guidelines is all encompassing for each parent’s individual situation or beliefs, provided below is a list that offers something for everyone in their quest of keeping kids safe while internet bound.

This information should give you a good starting point when it comes to discussing and monitoring your child’s internet use. To get the ball rolling on this discussion, here’s a few rules we think are very important:

1. I will turn off my computer monitor right away and tell a trusted adult if anything makes me feel
scared, uncomfortable, or confused.

2. I will tell my parents or guardian if anyone online asks me my name, my address, my telephone
number, or the name and location of my school.

3. I will tell my parents or guardian if anyone online asks to meet me in person.

4. I will not use rude or mean language on the Internet.

The above entries were obtained from http://www.netsmartz.org and are specifically geared towards our younger child parental audience.
Have some more tips you think are noteworthy? Let us know and we’ll gladly add it to our list. With your input, we can expand our resources together.

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Within the Cackleberry News, you’ll find updates on the world of Cackleberries, as well as interesting articles and information pertinent to parenting, children’s online safety, and other news we think you should know about.

We aim to provide a forum where parents can learn new things, engage in conversation and express their thoughts and concerns in an open and friendly format. We encourage readers to send us their own content via email, to post comments about articles, and take part in discussions that can further everyone’s knowledge about kids and the people who care for them.

So at the risk of sounding like a naïve visionary, from this day on, we will embark on a new and meaningful endeavour where, working with you, we can help foster and successfully raise our next generation into adolescence.

We are the Cackleberries Group and together, we can make a difference!

The jixxlestone causing a disruption in the acoustics of Oville has finally been unearthed and Cackleberries and Cackpals alike are finally getting their voices back.

This exciting development is most telling in the resident's houses and in the Oville library where each character can now read along with your young one, helping advance your child's reading comprehension.

Stay tuned as more and more speech begins to develop within the much relieved town!