Safety Facts Your Children Should Be Taught

By James Shaw, The Resist Attack Foundation It’s time to face the facts. Children today live in a world that we never could have imagined when we were young. They Continue reading →

Speak Now – You Must

USEP-OHIO PARENT TIP This brief Parent Tip is provided at no cost by United Services for Effective Parenting-Ohio, Inc. as a tool to assist parents, teachers, grandparents, and all who Continue reading →

Chelsea’s New Look for 2013!

New Year Updates to Chelsea’s Blog! In an effort to streamline the site and better organize our posts for the New Year, we’ve updated the blog layout and design. Tell Continue reading →

Teens and Tech—Increased Risks…

Written by Lisa Shaw, parentingtodayskids.com What do five kids ranging in age from kindergarten to high school, a Harvard MBA, and years of protecting kids online get you? It gets Continue reading →

Are You Living With A Pirate?

Written by Anne Livingston, kidsprivacy.wordpress.com Most parents are unaware of their kids’ pirating ways. A survey conducted by McAfee finds 31% of teens admitted to pirating movies. The same McAfee study finds Continue reading →

Celebrate Children’s Magazine Month with Chelsea’s Beacon!

Written by A. Noelle To all principals, teachers, parents, and advisers: It’s Children’s Magazine Month! Now is the perfect time to have Chelsea’s Beacon, our online children’s magazine created specifically Continue reading →

25 Facebook Pages and Apps Parents Should Be Aware Of

Written by Mary Kay Hoal, marykayhoal.com Mary Kay Hoal is a nationally recognized expert on children’s social media and online safety. She is the founder and president of Yoursphere Media Continue reading →

Why a Picture of Your Kid Should Not Be Your Profile Picture

Written by Anne Livingston, kidsprivacy.wordpress.com Parents love sharing a great picture of their kid with all of their Facebook friends. The one photo everyone sees on Facebook is the profile Continue reading →

4 Rules for Protecting Your Kids When They Game Online

Written by Rich Wistocki, parentingtodayskids.com Detective Richard Wistocki offers over 20 years of law enforcement experience. His current assignment is to handle Internet Crimes involving Children. His passion is concentrated Continue reading →

SMA Aware Month

Written by P. Humbargar The month of August has been designated Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness Month. Many of us first became aware of this devastating condition after reading the heartrending Continue reading →

How Parents Can Deal with Twitter Abuse

Written by P. Humbargar The problem of cyberbullying is once again making headlines—and this time it has made the global news, as Olympic athletes currently competing in Great Britain have Continue reading →

Kids Too Young for Facebook: Try Kibooku!

Written by A. Noelle Kibooku was originally established by Jamie Tosh, a Scottish father, whose 10-year-old daughter was involved in cyberbullying, as a safer social networking site for kids. With Continue reading →