subject: Miss Mexico Inadvertently Alludes To How Computer Monitoring Software Helps Parents [print this page] When Miss Mexico said that parents must be responsible for being sure that children are learning "the values that we learned as a family," she touched on a universal issue for families all over the world, regardless of what country they come from. Supervising your children's Internet use should be as intuitive for a parent as knowing who they are playing with after school, or what film they are going to see at the movie theater. While Miss Mexico's response may have avoided the topic of exhibited effects of unsupervised Internet use, her sentiment reflected what should already be common practiceteaching children how to implement the important values of every day life to the virtual sphere of the web. Computer monitoring software can help provide that link for parents ready to comply.
Miss Mexico Inadvertently Alludes To How Computer Monitoring Software Helps Parents
