Tell them to call you if they find a web site with bad content. Know what Internet sites your children visit. Judge them for yourself. While children need a certain amount of privacy, they also need direction from their parents. The Internet browser on your child's computer will help you.
Most browsers have a history button.
You can use this button to see what sites your children have visited. Set reasonable rules for computer use. These rules should govern care for the computer, time spent online, and polite behavior. Use ALFY Shield , a unique program that allows children to visit only approved Internet web sites. You can also use filtering software such as SurfWatch, NetNanny, CyberPatrol and CyberSitter to filter out some of the inappropriate web sites to which your child has access.