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Here's an ad that's taken apart, and one to take apart, or deconstruct, on your own.
As a parent, you have control over the personal information companies collect online from your kids under 13.
If your parents have ever met Bill Shock, you'd probably know.
When very young children start using a computer, they should be supervised closely by a parent or caregiver.
Teens are forming their own values and beginning to take on the values of their peers. As they mature, many are eager to experience more independence from their parents.
Tweens (kids ages 8 to12) begin exploring more on their own. They need to feel "independent," but not alone. It's important to be with them — or at least nearby — when they're online.