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Do you 'enjoy' spending time with your kids?
- Yes, most of the time we really have fun together
- Sometimes it's fun, sometimes it's really dull and aggravating
- Honestly most of the time it's not fun at all, but it's not supposed to be fun
- I really don't enjoy it at all, and wish I could spend less time with them
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Just discovered that dd has age and contact info on her facebook. This contrary to the rules we outlined. That being said she'll soon be 16 and most of her *friends* are friends and classmates. wwyd
14 replies [ Reply | Watch | Moreright. she and I went over the security settings, and her page is private (only friends can see), and she friended me so I can get an idea of what she's doing, which is harmless btw. I think I'll just tell her I'm not thrilled that she decided to include that info since we had talked about not including it, but if she promises only to friend people that she knows personally, I'll overlook her choice. I think it is situations like this that give a parent an opportunity to say "I trust you" in not so many words
[ Reply | More ]i agree. my niece will also be 16 - and she is my friend. her mom is not on. i don't really look at her site all the time. but i did tell my niece if i saw anything dodgy that I would have to say something to her mom. I think that if you are in high school then the friend option is available only for others in her network (hs) and it is only she that can friend people who are older - such as you. so i think that is how they make it more difficult for people to approach younger members of facebook.
[ Reply | More ]I don't think that's right re friend option only being available for other HS student -- my dd is in a HS network (she is 14) and I was able to initiate "friend"ing her.
[ Reply | More ]not correct. i was able to add my high school aged cousins as friends when i joined facebook and i am definitely not in their network.
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she broke the rules and you had good reasons for making these rules. I think you need to get her to remove that info from her page and a punishment might be in order. She needs to get into the habit now of having as little information as possible about herself on the internet. It can really screw you up down the road.
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