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		<title>By: Trelaina</title>
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		<description>Computer usage monitored?  8pm curfew??

Another scenario where a judge has to step in and be the parent.  With taxpayer dollars.  His family could have done all that (with exception of the counseling) for FREE -- and it sounds like they should have done it a long time ago.

EVERY PARENT with a child of &quot;computer using&quot; age should be monitoring their child -- even the good kids.  The internet is a dangerous place and it is getting more dangerous every day.

Get the computer OUT of your child&#039;s room.  Find a way to be &quot;in the know&quot; about what your child is doing.  Be there with them when they are on the computer, talk to them regularly about what they do, and/or buy some monitoring software - the $50-$100 you spend will be worth it.  Make sure your child understands what you are doing and why.

Also, go to MySpace regularly and search for your child&#039;s profile as well as references to your child, his/her friends and school.

The time of permissive parenting is over, people!  You CAN be a good, loving, fair parent and still be in charge.</description>
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<p>Another scenario where a judge has to step in and be the parent.  With taxpayer dollars.  His family could have done all that (with exception of the counseling) for FREE &#8212; and it sounds like they should have done it a long time ago.</p>
<p>EVERY PARENT with a child of &#8220;computer using&#8221; age should be monitoring their child &#8212; even the good kids.  The internet is a dangerous place and it is getting more dangerous every day.</p>
<p>Get the computer OUT of your child&#8217;s room.  Find a way to be &#8220;in the know&#8221; about what your child is doing.  Be there with them when they are on the computer, talk to them regularly about what they do, and/or buy some monitoring software &#8211; the $50-$100 you spend will be worth it.  Make sure your child understands what you are doing and why.</p>
<p>Also, go to MySpace regularly and search for your child&#8217;s profile as well as references to your child, his/her friends and school.</p>
<p>The time of permissive parenting is over, people!  You CAN be a good, loving, fair parent and still be in charge.</p>
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