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Hubby and I have cell phones and bought an emergency one for the kids (10 year old for now) when she’s at dance, conventions, and competitions. As she get older it will only become more important for her safety and our peace of mind. We have a basic pay as you go plan, no bells or whistles, so the I Touch would be Royalty to us. Thanks!

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My daughter is a bit young right now, but is already showing an interest in “doing what mommy does” online. I can see how this Norton software would be useful in monitoring what is actually seen online.

The IPod touch would be icing on the cake!

My kids are not old enough to sue the web alone yet, but this would be great for my neices. I agree, open communication is a must but this software can just make you feel a little bit safer!

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My husband and I try to monitor everything our children are exposed to, but it’s hard when the oldest comes home from school with difficult questions. Granted, she’s only three, but I’d like to keep her as sheltered as I can for as long as possible, especially since she has a younger brother who wants to do everything she does! Yes, the Norton software would be valuable for us for many years to come, and I’d LOVE an iPod touch
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I think that it’s NEVER too soon to start teaching your kids about safety! In this day and age with technology, we, as parents, will need all the help we can get.

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We keep a close eye on our boys and their internet time and surfing - we have set up protection for them however, we know there is always a way for the wrong things to get in so the boys have laptops and must set next to us on a couch or at a table so that we can monitor what they are doing

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Judging from my daughter’s habit of clicking on dumb blinkies that install adware on her laptop, I think it’s safe to say that we don’t do nearly enough.

I would LOVE the software and will probably download it onto her laptop tomorrow.

(An iPod touch would be pretty sweet, too!)

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I think I’m entering too late..but I’ll try anyhoo! I will tweet about it ck here :
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I would def use this software. My daughter isnt old enough yet,but it really something I worry about. Thanks for the info and the giveaway.

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As a Mom scared to surf the net,after her teenagers’ browsing had caused pop ups,I joined a forum,and got my geek on,this is my story….

I honestly do not have a program to help me do this! I need one! right now I just make sure I know all their passwords and they are only allowed to use the computer in the livingroom where I can see what they are doing

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OMG!!! Staying in touch with the boys when they are not with me is super important. When my oldest is walking to and from school, he brings what we have dubbed the “family” phone with him - he and I both feel a lot safer knowing he can call if he is running late or wants to stay after for an activity, I like to be able to reach him in between…because we all know that kids can take forever to get from point a to point b.

I’d love the touch simply because it’d be mine…all mine and since my husband and oldest son both have iPods, I think it is only fair!

What a cool give-away! And we already use Norton software, love it!

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My 14yo would spend 23 hrs of her day on MySpace if we let her. I joined three months before I let her join. I have her password & whenever she changes it, she leaves a note under my keyboard. I pop on randomly to see what’s going on with her page.
I’ve built a computer for her brothers w/XP & hers and theirs are setup for remote access via mine. So I can pop in on them without ever leaving the room.

I also set up User Accounts for the younger kids, limiting their access. This software would make it possible for me to update my methods as the Geek Mommy Spy on their internet activities..

Mwahahahaa. *ahem*. So, yeah, this would be a wonderful addition to my software arsenal.

Good luck to us all!

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Open communication!! Granted I don’t have any kiddos yet, but I do have a 7 y/o niece! I would prefer her to come ask me questions and then give her the appropriate answers. It also helps to do research on the websites that the kiddos may be using. I would definitely steer clear of wikipedia! That site shows some pretty graphic pictures!!

HOw do I stay in the loop with my kids? You mean there comes a day they won’t be constantly under my feet? OMG! I think the only thing that might help me recover from this shock is an iPod Touch.

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This sounds like great software. I plan to talk to my kids about the realities of what’s out there on the internet. Plus I plan to keep our computers out where I can watch my kids.

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I check their history after they have been on the computer. And since they use my laptop most days they are sitting right next to me. As for my 14 year old, any “group” that she belongs to, I need to have access as well or I will block that site.

And and iPod Touch-do you know how long I have been coveting one of these. I tried to trade my Land’s end bag that I won to one of the winner’s of the iPod touch but they didn’t think it was that great of a trade.

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how do I stay in the loop? Well, with a 4 year old it’s hard NOT to stay in the loop since they are always attached to me. But…she is starting to get on the computer and I DO love to spy on what she’s doing….so this will be really helpful in the next few years for us.

Without product reviews like this I would never know about this kind of product! thanks!

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My daughter is at the age (9) where she is wanting on the computer without me sitting right beside her. This would be great. And I have always wanted an IPod. Thanks

I keep the computer in a hutch in our kitchen. We have an open floorplan, so the kitchen, eating area and family room are all one big area - which means I can keep a very close eye on their computer exploits.

Fortunately, for me, my kids are young and have not discovered the internet yet. I suspect I will be investing in Norton when that time comes, though!!!

Great contest!!!

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Our kids are still young (4 & 5) so we keep the computer in a main room where everyone can see. Plus, they only get to use our old dinosaur computer and we have two sites bookmarked for them (PBSkids.org and Starfall.com) to use. So far, that’s all they know how to do but when they are older, we will be all about the Norton.

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Keeping up with my 3yo is relatively simple. If I know when Yo Gabba Gabba is on the schedule, I’m good. My 8yo daughter is a different story. She’s suddenly interested in the web beyond Webkinz, and it’s time to pay close attention to what she’s up to online.

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I have a teen, so I’m her Myspace friend, Facebook friend, IM friend….wherever she is, I’m there too. She thinks I’m just a cool mom for being on all those sites. But I’m really just keeping my eyes on her. I do love Norton products though. We have Norton 360 and LOVE it.
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I find myself sitting right next to my 7 1/2 year old grandson while he is online. You know there was a time, seems like oh, so long ago, that I felt I was pretty computer literate. But, lucky enough to be in the same job for so many years, I have not had a reson to continue to learn all the new stuff and keep up with the technology that is not necessary outside the job. I find that he can get to places and find things that I sometimes cannot, and it worries me…hence my sitting with him. At times I have to make him put away the computer so I can do something like make dinner! He does use my cell phone, too, but I double check every number he dials before he is allowed to complete the call. I will definitely be upgrading my currrent Norton system to include this package. He operates electronics better than me now but the I-Touch would be heaven for us both.

Anissa!!!! Oh, I need that software, I can’t even tell you why here…Just imagine what happens when bored 10 yr old gets out her dictionary and starts googling photos…AUGH…can I get one of those memory erase specialists out here??? Course I’m also ready to try out some big girl Ipod legs now that I know how to use a normal one (oh, that didn’t take long) then well, what would I do with my practically new “old” one??? could anyone use it in an auction?? I still have the box!! xoxox

Hello! What an amazing give-away! Right now my sons are 6 and 2. When the 6 yr old is on the computer we sit with him (2 yr old isn’t on it yet) so this will be great as he gets older and it becomes more of an issue to watch every click!

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Seriously need to check into this. We’ve been using the on-line browser KidZui, with good results, but I’m afraid we may pass it up soon. I wonder…is the Norton Family thing smarter than a fifth grader? Because I have a smart fifth grader who has (so far) not attempted to outsmart the parental controls…but what if the day is coming??
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AWESOME!!!

I don’t have to keep track of my kids’ activity, yet, because they’re little. By the time they’re old enough to be online, I’m hoping that this whole “internet” thing will be over.

I’m going to tweet this right now.

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Both of my girls still are too young to be online, but it’s only a matter of time. I plan to carefully monitor their online time. One trick I was taught by a friend is to never let them have a computer in their own room. Keep one family computer located in a very public area, so anyone could walk by and see what’s going on.

I really, really want an iTouch!

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awesome prize!
I have a 2 year old, so in the loop isn’t an issue yet.
But I teach middle school- and we talk about sharing with your parents all the time!

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I would definitely LOVE to have the protection on my computer since my 3 year old and 18 month old are already attempting to play on the computer. It will come in handy for many years to come!

Hey, Anissa! I thought I would enter your contest. My children use the computer to play a few games, but we only allow them to click on the icons we have set up for them on the desktop. I am trying to avoid a problem like you had with your son and a search. So, I am sure the software would be great. The Ipod Touch would be way cool as well. Anyway, have a great day and take care!

I want to win !!! I mean my “kids” could really use one of these devices to keep in touch and the GPS will help them know where they are at all times.

So I did a tweet that of course made an automatic facebook post — so bammo two more !!! Well maybe one but either way BAMMO !!!

We have Norton but not this version. If we would have, my son (12) wouldn’t have accidentally seen what he saw. Too late. However, we’ve got a handle on it now. He cried and ASKED why didn’t we have a filter? A lesson learned. Please learn from me, do it now.

I keep our computer in our dining room where we can monitor what my daughter is doing. In addition, my daughter is not permitted to have any friends we don’t pre-approve and I have all her passwords and frequently check the history on the computer.

Even that is not enough, I know. This software would be a great backup for all the things I’m currently doing.

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My kids are all grown, but I know this software would be fabulous for at least one of my daughters. My grandkids are all online, and I worry about their safety.

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This sounds like an amazing program. My daughter isn’t quite old enough for the IM’ing stuff yet. Right now we can control the websites she visits on her mac. I will definitely be checking this program out when she is a bit older!!

I’d love to win! I am still hesitant to let my kids play around on the computer, but software like this would put me much more at ease!!

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I have an easy time staying in the loop with my girls (6 & because they usually want to use my laptop since it is faster than our desktop. I’m hoping they get their own laptop soon (I’m tired of sharing - LOL!) and the Norton Online Family software sounds like it would be a wise investment when that happens.

We only have one computer in our house and if the boys are ever on it then I am usually right there with them. But once they get their own computers (in a few years) I’ll definitely have to get some kind of software to track their online activities.

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My dotter is just beginning to use the internet; so far, it’s all supervised. Currently my approach has been to keep my head in the sand. Alas, I think this won’t last much longer.

Toss my hat into the ring for the iPod Touch, just for funsies!

I would use it for me and not just my kids. I hate that the internet is a landmine of porn which is lurking behind every corner. I don’t view it and feel that it is harmful, so anything that would help me from accidentally stumbling upon it would be amazing.

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As someone who has clicked one too many times and wound up somewhere I didn’t want to be . . . I would love this software! I want to also be able to track what the kiddos are doing, so great all around!

And I NEED that iPod so I can be as cool as my 10 year old!

My daughter is too young now, but is already very interested in playing on the computer. The Norton product would help keep her safe, any my anxiety in check!

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My sons both have myspace pages….and I have their passwords. If I see something i don’t like, I remove it. I also monitor computer use and text messages. That way, I know what they are getting into.

I so want this iPod touch! Not for me, but for David’s 18th birthday!

I stay in touch with my kid’s online activities because I tend to stay in touch with everything that they do! If they still live in this house, I have passwords! They use the one computer that is in an open space. But still…they’ve done some pretty sneaky stuff even with my around! This Norton program sounds great!

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We use Trend Micro PC-cillin right now, but I’ll look into this. Right now, my kids aren’t old enough to get into anything and only use a computer in the main room of our house.

My oldest (14) has a cell phone for when he’s not with us. Nothing for my 10 yr old yet, except constant begging for one!!

We only have one computer and it is on the family room- I supervise any actvity, buut that sounds like a great program!

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Our kids have become too savy on the computer. At 7, 5, and 3 there is way too much content out there that we do not want them exposed to. I can’t wait to try out this product from Norton to aid in keeping them as innocent as possible and safe. It doesn’t take long for them to figure out how to outsmart us on the parental controls.

I don’t have much of a choice than to be in the loop with my kids. I am a stay at home mom and homeschooler. The feature of this software that would help me is being able to track everything my kids do online. I also like the ability to allot time for them to be on the internet and how they need your approval to have more time.

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My kids are too little to spy on now, but if my dual video monitors are any indication I’m going to require a lot of software like this when they’re older.

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Ha so I dont have any kids.. but I could really keep up with myself with this thing.:) or I could be nice and give it to my friend who wants one:) either way..pick me pick me:)

Holy crap - your readers don’t mess around! Didn’t this contest just start this morning?

So far, my kiddos aren’t on the computer, but in a few years I’ll be all over this. I think it’s super important to be aware of what our kids are doing on the computer in order to ensure their safety.

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It would be awesome to be able to track my teen’s online usage. I check her history occassionaly, but this would give me better information. Thanks for the opportunity.

I don’t have kids, but if I did I would definitely monitor their internet usage. There’s far too much really scary stuff (and even scarier consequences) in not doing so.

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My husband is in the IT field and is all about security. He has our computer locked down for our daughter’s account. She can only visit certain sites that we approve.

What a great product! My daughter has just started using the computer for school and learned how to “google”…. this would be a great product to have! I have used Norton products in the past and will definitely be checking into this further!

I have 4 girls! That software rocks and I need anything that can help keep me in the loop with them. Right now I am on Facebook, but when is that going to not be enough?
Thanks for the great give-away!

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So, I’m guessing being a control freak isn’t considered “staying in the loop”?? My girls are 8, 4 and 2. So far I haven’t had any surprises like you described with my oldest’s internet experiences, but as she gets older, I can see that this program is an excellent solution!

Fantastic giveaway!

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I don’t have any kids yet, but I accidentally get into enough trouble online myself! What a neat giveaway!

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I’m a nanny and my 3 charges aged 7, 10 and 11 were surfing the web looking for games. Some of the sites had porn right there on the same page with the links to games…I am all too familiar with knocking a child over trying to close the page!! Unsavory websites can be hiding in innocent places without the child actually looking for it…don’t start me on the 11 year old boy I look after who typed “naked ladies” and got more than he bargained for….then invited his buddies over to take a look. This Norton program would have saved a lot of calls from angry parents to his unsuspecting mom, who had no idea what her son was up to!!!

I want an iPod GIMME GIMME GIMME.

As for how I keep my kids safe on the internet, one’s too young and the other is still gestating. No internet connection in the womb.

No kids, but I’m about to go to Korea to teach English for a year and this would be awesome to keep in touch with my family at home!

I have learned the HARD way about my children’s safety on the internet. It’s a private conversation that involves lots of top shelf vodka for me to tell it. Trust me when I say this is going to go on all of my computers ASAP. The iPod Touch would be leverage against my son for not ever searching safely on the computer EVER AGAIN. Think of it as an added bonus. Humph.

Have 11, 7 & 3 yr.olds. This would be great software to have. Unfortunately, the 11 y.o. has already stumbled upon MA content. Didn’t think I’d have to have that talk already.

I could DEFINITELY use this prize! Earlier today (Monday, Feb. 23rd) I gave birth to our 4th and final child…Byron Duke Hast, a.k.a Duke. Please lemme win!!!!

I need this so that my kid stops messin’ with my iPhone. He keeps me in the loop b/c I am constantly searching for ways to keep him occupied!

I would use this software to keep track of mai husband’s internetting! Ha ha, I’m not joking.

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Hi! I have our computer in the living room, and no one is allowed on it unless I am in there and can see. But, since my oldest is eleven, I think the software sounds great because I am sure he is getting old enough to attempt to get on sites he shouldn’t… probably innocently, but it never hurts to be safe.

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I have 2 teenagers, and teenagers and the internet can be a nightmare. I’m hoping this will be a great tool.
I’m having some issues with the install though. I got it installed on the main computer just fine, but I can’t seem to be able to access the download when I want to put it on their computers. The above link just keeps bringing me back to my account and their profiles.
What am I doing wrong?

Norton online Family.. where were you when my kids were little?? My youngest is in her first year of College and this would have been so helpful to me!
I had all the online security in place at the time that I knew of.. parental controls etc. Of course PARENTS are the best safety net!
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My kids are grown and out of the house so hopefully they are old enough to know better I wish I would have had something like this when they were younger. I have to admit, I sometimes peeked at their emails to see what was going on. I actually did send one kid an email back, with a few choice words about the language he was using. I got into trouble with my daughter over that one, but i would do it again in a minute! I had to self monitor and check the history of the computer. Not always effective, but it did work! Keep up the good work, I enjoy reading your blog!

I just have kept the computer where I can see it, and limit their time on it. But as my kids get older, I can see there being more of a problem. This might be a great option for us.

Meagan loves to play on the computer, but has not been able to surf the web just yet without us being there. This software would allow me to give her a bit of freedom with my laptop!

I am really considering purchasing this product. We have a 13 year old and 7 1/2 year old. Our 13 year old has already been contacted by someone posing as a teenager. It was horribly scary and I think something like this Norton product would take care of that! Needless to say, she is not allowed online unless one of us is in the room with her, supervising her at ALL times. It’s a scary world out there!

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What a wonderful giveaway, and the Norton Family looks like the perfect solution to a lot of parents concerns!!

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My son is 13 and it is harder and harder to monitor his computer. I really need this product ! thanks for the opportunity jtrophy at aol dot com

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No kids here, but if I did, they would be monitored to death. This software sounds immensely useful. Thank you.

My 14 yr old stepson now lives with us and has home access to the internet where he never did before. He thinks I know nothing, of course, but I’ve already raised my own 2 children with the net. He wonders why his dad and I worry! This sounds like a great answer to prevent more grey hairs!

what a great review and great giveaway. We constantly give reminders to our kids regarding what is OK and not OK to access online and when it’s ok for them to be surfing the internet. We talked about naughty things that are available and showed them how to use the favorites buttons to keep good websites available and easy to get. I also just simply try to be around when they are online–never leave them to it alone, never at night, never when a babysitter is here, etc.

Thanks for the chance. =)

We make sure someone is with the girls when they are online. They are still young enough that they need help using the computer.

This program sounds great for the future.

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My kids aren’t quite at the age where they would know how to use a cell phone but it’s not too far away. My 7 YO is asking for one but I keep asking her, “Who would you call???” But all the fun games on the iTouch would definitely keep them busy!

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At 3 years old, Zoe is just getting really interested in going online. She loves “her” computer sites… and visits NickJr and Playhouse Disney as often as we let her. She’s still learning her mouse skills… and random clicks sometimes take her off track. This would be great. For now… we sit with her while she uses the internet. It’s still amazing to me that preschoolers have such great computer abilities now.

Our oldest child has a cell phone, but we don’t allow texting. Our computer is out in the open where we can see what they are doing.

I am also interested in a new product that will help protect our children.

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My little guy is still a toddler, BUT, I have no doubt that something like this will come in handy in the future!

I currently own Norton products and I can easily see this as a future purchase.

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I don’t have kids of my own yet, but I teach. Any computer time (very little) is monitored by me though. I can see something like this being useful in schools.

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Thanks for the review. Don’t have kids, so it’s interesting to see how people keep in the loop with their kids.

I covet.

And great review. I heart you.

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Great review [as usual] on a great product.

I stay in the loop with my adult kids by showing them cool products like this that can help them safeguard their own children.

[Even cooler? When I Tweet the giveaway info. Cooler yet?? When I win the iPod Touch.]

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We use profiles on our Macs so the kids are pretty well locked down, but when they’re older and need to use search engines…I’ll be needing Norton Online Family.

I have 3 girls ages 14, 10, and 6. I try to be with them when on the computer cause you never do know when something inappropriate is going to pop up on the internet! I am going to check this Norton software out! Sounds like something we need! The IPod touch….WOW that would be great too!

Thanks
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At almost two my son already plays on the computer. Although he doesn’t really know what he is doing yet, it is only a matter of time before he becomes computer literate. This software would be a Godsend.

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Sounds awesome. Any extra steps that you can take to keep the kids safe on the web. Both of mine use the computers regularly and my 12 year old is using it for many school projects, so this would come in handy so I wouldn’t have to be looking over his shoulder every two seconds. (although I probably still will!)

I have a six year old who only uses the computer under supervision right now, but I know the day is coming soon when he will want to become more adventurous. This program looks like a great option!

We haven’t had to worry about the internet with our child yet being that he is still a preschooler, but this would be great when that time comes!

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My daughter is still too young for the computer but it will be great when she gets old enough.

I think we need this watchdog. So far my son hasn’t ventured off Webkinz while on the computer but you never know…
Thanks for the giveaway…(crossing my fingers)

I need this IPod!!! How do I stay in the loop? Well, my kids are too little to really be on the internet but they are starting to show an interest in online games and stuff. Jeff being a tech guy, we’ve discussed the need to moniter their EVERY move.

I am not a mommy yet, but would love to win the IPOD.

what a wonderful giveaway! i’d love to be the winner

With 2 kids in college, this would be a dream win.

We have a 2 yr old who loves “surfing the net”, shhh, don’t tell her the mouse she’s using isn’t actually plugged in!

Of course it’s not gonna be like that for much longer and this product sounds terrific for busy families!

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I currently use the windows parental controls, but they are sadly lacking. I would love a program like this.

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My kids are four so they can’t go anywhere without me.

Sadly, they have more active social lives than I do.

Right now I am using a paper calendar.

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We monitor online time by sitting right next to our 6 year old. But, he is still young enough that his interest lasts 10 minutes or so.

Would love to win this!

I have three kids, all of whom are very active on the computer. We recently downloaded this application to test out and I love it. I’m able to set parental controls at age-appropriate levels. My four year old doesn’t need to even use google. She has two learning sites she is allowed to get on and that’s it. I tweeted it here: http://twitter.com/simplyamusing/status/1251710015

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Yes - that is the trick - keeping your kids safe online. Currently we use K-Nine - because it’s free and easy to use to see where the kids are going, keep them off bad sites, etc. We also LOVE KidZui for our youngest!!

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Well I don’t have kids, but would like to participate anyway.
I will twitter you! ; )

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wow, what an amazing contest! I don’t have any children, so this will be all mine!!

I have two girls who already know how to use my laptop (no mouse) to play computer games. This software will definitely help protect us as they begin using the computer more and more.

Thanks for the chance to win the iTouch - looks great!

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My 5 year old was recently diagnosed with Aspergers after being misdiagnosed for almost 3 years. He loves and does well at games on the computer. But he also tends to accidently click on things he sees advertised. Having Norton would keep us from having to worry so much about him being on the computer.

As far as the Ipod touch we could not afford to buy one as we dont even afford health insurance and pay for all his expenses out of pocket. So that would be the greatest thing to have.

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Experience has taught us you can never be to cautious. And once it’s too late, it’s too late! Learn from us, don’t wait!

Does anyone know if the software works on a Mac?

We use Norton360 for internet security but haven’t really thought any further than that which is a shame as parents. I’m sure the Norton Family would mesh perfectly with the 360 too. Need to up and do something about this. Thanks for the timely reminder for me.

Thanks for the iTouch entry as well.

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I hear you on almost knocking the child out trying to cover their eyes. It is amazing that you can search for something innocent and end up in scuzville! I use the Windows parental controls now and am usually within hover distance when my 11 year old daughter is on the computer.

Thank you for the review

My daughter is 7 and fast learning the ways of the internet. Right now she goes to websites that I find for her, but she’s figured out how to enter the urls herself. So easy to slip up and end up in the WRONG place! I’ll be getting this software in the very near future. Why take chances?

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We have four kids who all love the computer. It’s pretty easy to stay on top of what the little ones are doing online. But, as my oldest (15) son seems to be getting much more computer savvy by the day, it gets a little harder. I would love to look into the Norton security program that you reviewed and have a chance to win the ipod touch. Thanks!

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I am following you on twitter and just tweeted about your review and giveaway. Thank you.

http://twitter.com/alas3lads/status/1253422928

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My 5 year old only uses internet with dad or myself present…mostly PBSKids. However, my 15 year old is monitored closely on his laptop. He doesn’t know about the “history” and I monitor it regularly. Additionally I have the parental security installed on his laptop.
Lisa

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Its always nice to have additional software that will let you toggle, monitor and control what the family is doing on the computer :).

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I’ve got 5 kids, and would luckily they are mostly young enough that I keep tabs on them….because they’re always with me (or at school). We have a pretty open communication. If the use the internet, I’m in the room.

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We use similar software. With kids you can never be to safe online.

My kids are not yet on the computer! I am dreading the day that they are! However, with software like this I might not have too much to fear! Thanks for the review!

No kids yet but an awesome product nonetheless!! Thanks for the review.

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My little ones are all under five, and i think that maybe they will just never ever be allowed to use the computer. i’ll get them a typewriter so they can learn to type!

No kids, but it does look cool - I’ll have to tell the neighborhood Moms about it!

Great idea. I’d let my 7 yo go online more often if I didn’t have to sit next to her making sure she didn’t find anything appropriate.

Dying for an IPod touch!! My poor little pink iPod mini died last week. *sigh*

Thanks!

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My boy is about to turn six and starting to get pretty computer savvy. I know it won’t be long before I need this software. Scary!

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Come on random generator. Treat me right.

With 2 teenagers and a pre-teen, we use cell phones with a great family plan… Online, I see my older two kids’ facebook pages all the time. They know the deal - if you don’t want me to see it, don’t post it.
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I don’t have any kids, but I have posted your giveaway to our site:

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Anything that makes the internet safer for my kids is a winner in my book! And I don’t think I even need to say how awesome an Ipod touch would be!

I like to make sure I can call him on his cell. He has to have it if we are not together.
Shorty

That same “Indian Village” thing happened to me when I was in school looking for pictures of candy to use for a basic html class.
Not to mention once a search for baby clothes led me to a site of adults w/ a baby clothes fetish! Eww! I’m haunted by the memory!
My kids are 4 and 1 and the 4 year old has a couple of websites he likes to visit. I would hate for him to accidentally click something or type in something innocent one day and be scarred for life!
I definitely need to explore getting Norton Online Family to keep my kids safe!

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so my kids can’t read, that doesn’t mean they wont’ eventually learn. When that time comes, I would like to have complete control, even when I am not there. So an ipod touch would be AWESOME. Thanks Anissa, you rock!

Lorrin

Hi, I stay close to my daughter by communicating a lot, and we a re really close, cool, I twittered about your giveaway,

http://twitter.com/home = cool Ipod touch giveaway

Thanks for this contest.

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I have 2 teenaged kids and this could help me track them. Truth is, I’ll like this far more than they.

Here is my twitter:

http://twitter.com/fashiongreentba

Ohhhh I want to be entered please. My kids are too little for phones, but my husband and I wouldn’t talk if it weren’t for our crackberrys.

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Since our daughter’s only 3, we don’t have much of a “loop” to stay in yet, but I’m already worrying about the future (I’m a worrier - ask my Hubs). This software looks great! I love that it looks easy to use, b/c I’m a tech dork, and I love that I can keep tabs remotely. Rock! I’m adding this link to my bookmarked favorites. Thanks for the chance to enter the giveaway!

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oh man, I’ve wanted an iPod ever since they came out, but my parents would never get me one

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So far my children haven’t been on the internet.. but it’s only a matter of time before they need to. Thanks for the great offer. The watchdog sounds great too!

I’m a mac guy, and though the software is an interesting idea it allows me to be too lazy. As a parent neither my daughter (when she was younger) or my son now are allowed unchaperoned access to the internet, ever. Computers aren’t in kid’s rooms, screens are always visible. Parents who rely on software to do their job for them are the same kind of people who bitch when the school won’t raise their children. Be a parent, 100% of the time.

Does this clean floors too?

An IPod touch would be soooo much fun!
Music and Games and soo much more…
maybe my kids would finally think I’m cool! Prob not! Pick me!

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My son is only allowed to access the Internet under my supervision. This software would be a great tool to give me a break as well as peace of mind. Thank you for the great giveaway!

My tweet
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I have 4 kids 3 of which get on the computer and can acess the internet i think we would defentily benefit from the Norton software i too ahve helped my kids with projects and things that are not appropriate have popped up on the screen i would like to ahve a little more peice of mind when they are on the computer we ahve it in our living room where we all are all of the time so we can keep an watchful eye on them. As for the ipod touch well i would love to give it to my hubby since times are tough this year we didn’t buy presents for each other just the kids for christmas but he recently gave me an i pod touch and he just has a little shuffle when really he would love and use an ipod more than me i would love to surprise the best hubby with such a neat gift!!!! Thanks for letting us enter
Kelly

My boyfriend’s son just turned 5 and he is still pretty clueless about the internet, thankfully. My little brother is 7 and so far just goes straight to this silly car game online whenever he sees a computer. But I see them both becoming internet addicts as they get older and shoot if their parents don’t install this stuff…I will be! lol

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I have four children - the two 5-year-olds have no clue about the internet, and my older two are only allowed on the child-friendly sites such as Webkinz, etc… The software sounds cool, I will check it out.

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My son is still young, but when he is older, I will most definitely be monitoring everything he does–especially on sites like Myspace.

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We currently only let the kids surf the net every once in a while and at 6 and 4, they really aren’t ’surfing’. We put them on the site of choice (Dreambox Learning, Noggin, etc) then keep an eye on them.

When they get older, a program like this will be very helpful.

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Next year my mommy and daddy are taking me to Disney World. I’ll keep in touch with them via mo-bile phone. (I’m listening to some Billy Idol right now.)

We had a similar situation with one our kids using a PUBLIC SCHOOL library computer. We don’t currently use the Norton software, but my husband, the computer geek of the family, will check it out. With 8 kids, safety is always a priority. And the I-Pod Touch…man, would I be the Queen momma if I brought that into the house!

Thanks… Lisa and the gang

Now that my son is 15 it is much harder to monitor the internet. I am a huge checker of history as he is not allowed to delete it, only I am. So far that is working. the I-Pod would be great as long as I don’t get grounded!!!

The kids can only use a website from their school (that I have saved in our favorites) to play games. I double check the history when they are though to make sure they are “following the rules”

All of my kids have used the computer (and internet) since they had the urge too. Haven’t experienced any problems yet, although we have had discussions on which sites are good and bad.

I twittered this giveaway as well:
http://twitter.com/willowbranch/status/1263589133

Thank you very much!

My 12-year-old granddaughter has crashed her mom’s computer twice by clicking on the wrong site or accepting the wrong download. She’ll be spending the summer here, and I decided to get a laptop to protect my own computer from her curiosity. This Norton software sounds like just the thing to keep the unwelcome sites at bay. PS An ipod Touch is at the top of her wish list. She talks about how wonderful they are all the time.

Tweeted this giveaway at http://twitter.com/SecondStory/status/1263872393 Thanks again!

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We employ a system of parental controls, keeping the computer in the family room and shoulder surfing to stay in the loop. We could definitely use another layer in the ever growing quest to protect our kids.

What fate. As I type on my laptop my desktop is being backed up so that I can reinstall the original reconfiguration to get rid of a worm in my computer core. A “big name” pc security program did not prevent it…and can’t help me with the problem.

I have already purchased Norton this weekend as my replacement protection.

And yes, I covet! Please enter me. Thanks.

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WOO-HOO! that’s quite a prize~ even for a PC dinosaur like me. And, yes, we use Norton, too!!!

ooohhh! a new toy! gimmee, pulleezze!!
I promise to do my homework!!

I’ve used Norton for years on my PC and have loved how easy the interface is to use.

We’ve been looking at getting an ipod touch fpr some of the great toddler games on it as well.

Our computer is in the living room next to the tv so we can see everything that the kids look at and they are only allowed on when we are home (which is when they are home too).

As my four boys get older and want more computer time this is something I’ve been thinking about more and more. Right now we only have one computer and usually the only one on it is me. If my son is on it I’m right in the same room. But this is a program I will still install and use, especially since I know we’ll have more as time goes on. Thanks for the info and yes, I’d love to win the Ipod touch too. My husband had his ipod stolen. Thanks so much!

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Oh to have little ones again! Since my sone is 25 and does not live at home, I have no idea what he is looking at on the internet. However, if I did have children, I would certainly put this on my computer. I myself do searches for sites that are not porn but then the next day I am getting Emails for Viagra and God knows what else! So maybe I should invest in this product and then maybe those Emails would stop.

Thanks for the chance to comment and I would love to win any contest.

I have a growing family of 4 children. I also homeschool them. While I am busy teaching the 3 younger ones my 13 yo son is doing his own research on his laptop. Though we have a basic filter I still don’t trust it 100%. It would be very nice to have this program. I can teach in peace. Checking history is not always a daily thing I get to. So, it would be a huge blessing to our family. the iPod would be a huge treat. With a pay per min plan for the 13 yo and an old cell for the teacher mom it would definitely be a royal gift.

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Thank you for sharing this software with us. These kind of programs are essential when you have kids. Many times I myself have been googling a subject and end up at the wrong site. Just imagine what a child could do. I only wish the government pushed to have these sites on their own domain.

dicks dot com IS NOT the sporting goods store we were looking for…

I would love to have the Norton Software as another line of defense to safeguard our home computer. Our kids are always doing research for reports, etc. and you can’t be too careful these days. Thanks for the contest.

Oh how I would love to get the Norton Software to keep the kiddos safe. I think it’s very neat to be able to monitor what they are doing and from a distance at that. I have four kids with the oldest being 8 and already he’s pretty computer savvy. Anything to keep the kids safe and this software does just that! Wish me luck Love these contests, just now wish I could win one!

I would love to have the Norton Software as another way to safeguard our home computer. My boys are always doing homework or research online for reports, etc. and you can’t be too careful! Also, An IPod touch would be fun to have with all of my music, pics, and games in one place! I could also use the navigation system on there. Thanks!!

love to win the ipod!!

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I am the mom of a preteen son and a ten year old daughter. My daughter is pretty limited to Nick.com, Club Penguin and Disney. My son is a whole different story. He used to be limited to sports sites (Sports Illustrated, team websites etc). However, he recently discovered YouTube. YIKES! Right now, our security system consists of either me or my husband sitting in the room with him. I would love a program that allowed BOTH of us a little more freedom

oh God, i hope my child never gets a Myspace.

I keep in the loop with my kids by checking the internet history and talking to them about where they are allowed to go on the internet. I think this software would help alot with keeping tabs on what they are doing, better than just talking to them or looking at something that they could have deleted items from.

I think this is a great feature and will come in handy with a lot of households worldwide providing their children with home computers and laptops. With the ammount of free content available on the internet (in all genres), and the computer literacy of todays children, you need to keep an eye on what they are looking at and for online.

I dont have kids of my own (yet) but I will be steering my friends (who do) in the direction of this software!
Good idea!

Ooh pretty! Yes I covet.
We closely monitor the kiddo’s computer time. It would be great to have an extra layer of protection though.

anything that helps me keep my budding social networkers safe is a good thing. sign me up!

We try to stay in the loop with our son’s online activity by directlly monitoring him, but I think this software would really help for the times we can’t be next to him.
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Luckily my son is too young to use the computer - but I feel great knowing that there is such a great product out there for when he IS computer ready. Thanks for the post!
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My son is only 2 1/2, but when he goes to preschools (2 half days a week), but I always talk to his teachers to see how the day went. When he is old enough to use the internet, I would LOVE to have this for our home!
Thanks!
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I just tweeted about this giveaway. My username is ctb0520. http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline/17015307.rss
Thanks!
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Right now, I am using K9 Web Protection, but this has many features I don’t have. This software would help me keep track of what they’re doing when I’m not home, though! Thanks for the opportunity!

Since my kid is still pretty little, I’m an over the shoulder mom while she’s on the computer (mainly to make sure she doesn’t print 150 coloring pages). But as she grows, this certainly seems like something we’d need.

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I may have already commented but just to make sure, he goes again. I would love an IPod Touch! But I would probably have to get my kids to show me how to use it!!

I would love an iPod Touch. I’m a college student, and don’t have any kids. I do have protective software on my computer to block pop up ads and other things that I don’t want to be viewing online.

ok, so I’ll comment and I’ll one up you, I’ll subscribe too. I didn’t know about this blog of yours!

WoW! Technology! It is amazing we survived childhood without all this stuff huh?My boys Joey (10) and Sammy (12) have cell phones. They call/text me from the cul-de-sac and on the bus! I feel much better knowing I can be in touch with my babies all the time Thanks for turning me on to this Norton Online Family that allows me to keep track of them without having to have them use the computer right next to me saying, ” Mom, Mom look at this, look look Mom …” as I desperately sit here and try to finish my work! lol Of course Sammy (12) was begging me for a IPod touch for his birthday to which I had to say No, not unless Mommy can have one too! This IPod touch would not only help me keep up with the kids but also my business, which will give me more time with the kids! It’s a no brainer! Win win situation! Who doesn’t love that!? Your the bomb diggity! (Ok, that last line was just blatant sucking up, but you can’t blame a girl for trying?)

The kids and I keep touch with cell phones. I LOVE facebook and my daughter wanted a page as well. I have to be very careful monitoring her transactions on the computer. My boys play an online game that involves chatting with friends. I also work from home so with the multiple ways our family uses the computer I need a good security suite to protect us.

I think having an ipod touch would be awesome! Pick me! No me! Pick me! NO me! (multiple personality…sorry…jk )

I twittered about the giveaway today! Hope to win! I really need an iPod. Got Norton installed. Checking it out! Thanks for your time letting us know!

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We keep the family computer in the family room so we can see what our kids are doing. As they get older, we know they will be doing things that we don’t like so we will have to check this out. Thanks for the opp to win!

I put this on twitter athttp://twitter.com/imnxtc

When my nieces and nephew use the access the internet they can pretty much go to any site they want. Unless they are in a central location where I can watch them. That’s why the software seems like a good investment.

I remember putting parental controls on AOL once upon a time. Had to lift them so my firstborn could look up stuff he was curious about. Reminds me of how I signed a consent to allow both of the boys to check out adult books on their cards at the public library.

the last thing I want to do is control my children’s lives. I’ve developed a relationship with them thatś based on trust. Part of trust involves giving them some latitude to make their own decisions and mistakes.

both of my kids are interested in the internet, though the 4 year old is only more interested in the games vs surfing the web. Software will help me be more at ease at what the 12 year old gets his hands on when online though.

Thanks

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If I had this software I wouldn’t have to physically sit on my kids or hold the cattle prod 2 inches away from them while they are on the computer.

How do I stay in touch with my kids?

Well, since Noah just turned six and Kiel is only 15 months we don’t use anything high tech. Our methods are the tried and true sit down over a meal and talk as a family kind. My husband gets Noah breakfast in the morning and that is their time together, while I’m getting Kiel ready. Then I have time with Noah while we are waiting for his bus to come. Noah and I usually have some good talks then. The drive home after school is also a great time for us to hear how Noah’s day was. Then at dinner we all share with each other what happened to us that day. It’s cute how Noah will go around the table and ask each one of us in turn, even Kiel, who doesn’t talk yet. Noah just makes up something for Kiel to say.

As for the Norton software we aren’t at a point where we need it yet, but you better believe I’ll be all over it when we are!

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Hmmm … I just happen to have the iPod Touch on my wedding registry. Wouldn’t it be cool if I won it this way?

My kids are all grown now, but Norton Online Family would have been a great tool to have to help me keep an eye on their internet usage.

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Keeping up with my honey, my family, extended family, and friends keeps me constantly on the move. Add to that 50 students in my classes who like to keep in touch - and you have one woman in need of an ipod Touch! Thanks for what you do.

Keeping up with my honey, my children and grandchildren - all of whom are techies - my extended family, and friends keeps me constantly on the move. Add to that 50 students in my classes who like to keep in touch - and you have one busy woman in need of an ipod Touch! Thanks for what you do.

I was in the ‘corprate world’ for 8 months before my husband took a new job which forced us to move. The only perk to that job was having a blackberry. I became hooked on being in total contact. Now, I am spending WAY TOO MUCH TIME sitting in the living room on my laptop because I miss all my old friends back home. The iTouch would allow me to keep up while being outside and not missing the heartwarming texts and emails from my long-lost Tennesseans!

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I’m in. My two are pretty litte and their forays onto the Interwebs are pretty much limited to sproutonline.com, pbskids.com and barbie.com (I know you want some of that birthday fun!) For now, their internet access is limited to my computer and they can’t get to it. When they do get old enough, the computer’s gonna stay in a common area (not a bedroom) and screening software will be undoubtedly be installed. By that time, who knows what they’ll come up with!

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Having two teenage girls I try to keep a close eye on where they surf on the net and limit when and what they can access. I do have a parental control on the laptop but having this new program could make it easier and quicker to see where they have been and what they are getting into.

Would love a new ipod, after mine got stolen!
Norton Online Family looks interesting…ill take a look too.

So, okay, I don’t have kids. But I am totally contemplating it now that I know about Norton’s online protection. Seriously - sounds like a fantastic product, one that should become a standard baby registry item for new parents. The internet has added a completely new element of parenting and certainly this product will make it easier.

Why should I win the IPOD Touch? Because I will fill it with only safe, clean music and videos. No Britney Spears, the radio version of that Missy Midemeanor Elliott song and the formatted for TV version of The Breakfast Club where it’s all “Flip You. No, Flip You.”

lol. I guess it’s time to be more careful now. Thanks for the share!

Get out and do a family activity. Ride a bike, go fishing, go to the park, take a walk, and more. If they are watching too many violent stuff on the computer, tell them that you care and love them and you don’t want any thing bad to happen to them. They might listen to you, and might not. Do some type of protection program to stop them from doing into any thing to violent. Show them something fun to do on the computer that isn’t violent. I’m sorry if my comment doesn’t work. thank you.

Nice post thanks for sharing with us this great info.!!!
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Awesome post, thanks for the amazing info :D

Thanks for the info

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hey i love your website and epesially the idea of helping children out. an p:s ur awesome

“I don’t have to keep track of my kids’ activity, yet, because they’re little. By the time they’re old enough to be online, I’m hoping that this whole “internet” thing will be over.”

mmm dont think this “internet” will be over anytime soon!

I found this post too late. Congrats Belinda.

Arrgh! I found this post too late too

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Hi. I am only 12 but my parents give me a lot of responsibilities. I have to take care of my little brother, an anoying 2 year old. He always gets on my nerves. If I win the Itouch it would help. I could listen to music while my brother is crying and play games when the job gets boring. I hope I win.

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Really nice post. Why I found it so late? Thanks for sharing.

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Great post and contest.

can you have an ipod when u are 12 or 11 years old?
and how do u win one?

yes,your post is very good,and useful for me,thank you

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Nice tool for internet security and control. Computer activities are
monitored by the software client and reports are published online. The
amazing feature of this software is that it can define when children have
access to a computer. Parents can define range of hours when children
are blocked. Children receive a warning 15 minutes prior before blocks
begin or a time limit is exceeded.

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excellent product, with lots of wow factor. particularly like the ability to carry photos around in high-res and the access to internet info anywhere there’s a hotspot, without paying big bucks for an iphone data plan.

to make sure the kid is safe and secure is very mom’s job. and i guess its also about trust. for me and my dinner group, its about eating dinner with them too, taking the time out to get to know what happened and not just providing them with their material needs .
Heather(dinner group enthusiast)

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I let my kids use the computer but they couldn’t surf the internet. I think they’re too young to understand everything that they come across with. There are also tons of advertisements of websites that are not suitable for kids.

Great Antivirus software! I bought it this morning. Once I got, I set it up to have a test. I found it scanned so fast, and it can protect PC from crash for most resons. I recommend it!

By the way, I bought it with 25% discount found! With this price, I save $20! It’s pretty good! Here I share the adress with who also like. The adress: http://www.softcns.com/Security-Spyware/review-Norton-360_36280.html

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Attractive prizes. Symantec’s Norton AntiVirus software is perhaps the world’s most trusted antivirus solution. It is available for both Windows PC’s, and Macintosh (Symantec Antivirus for Macintosh - S.A.M). Norton AntiVirus is a very reliable and easy-to-use anti-virus product. It’s the best anti-virus product for catching viruses in downloaded files and E-mail. Norton AntiVirus is also more expensive than McAfee VirusScan although not by much, and the added abilities of Norton can easily make up the difference.

can you plaese pick me because i have no cell phone and i heard thatb the ipod touch has texting abilties so plaese just pick me

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Oh! i think i got to your post a little to late, do you think by any chance you’ll be giving another free ipod sometime in the future?

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