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I agree completely, but blocking access is something different than surveilling their every click. At some point children will look at content the parents don't
by raxxorraxor 5y ago
I agree completely, but blocking access is something different than surveilling their every click. At some point children will look at content the parents don't approve off and for many that can be important. You probably just have to remind yourself of your own childhood. Perhaps a few years longer than 10 stronger supervision is needed, granted, but at some point children profit from a little distance from their parents.
- rapind 5y agoAbsolutely. Best we can do is try to gradually prepare them for the horrific (/s) things they will be exposed to. I constantly worry they are too isolated from danger these days to be honest (compared to my childhood).
- themitigating 5y agoWhat about reducing the amount of horrific things that occur?
- rapind 5y agoI try to. Does posting this vague (pithy?) comment result in a reduction of horrific things occurring?
- themitigating 5y agoNo, I'm offering an alternative solution that would have a greater impact on the good