| I guess it depends on the kid and the age. If they spend time online at the age of however old they may be-11 or somewhere around that range, they should definitely get a few check ins here and there for pretty obvious reasons But I do think that no matter the age, getting monitored/watched 24/7 doesn't sound ideal so I think the child should still have at least more than 1% freedom |
 ManWild |
ManWild said: I guess it depends on the kid and the age. If they spend time online at the age of however old they may be-11 or somewhere around that range, they should definitely get a few check ins here and there for pretty obvious reasons But I do think that no matter the age, getting monitored/watched 24/7 doesn't sound ideal so I think the child should still have at least more than 1% freedom Exactly, I think trust is the first step of a good relationship with your kid, you should prevent what are the dangers before, and monitor sometimes. Of course, under a certain age like 8-9, you should control the kid's internet using, you choose the videos, you watch with him, you check the sites where he goes... |
| i think that the most important thing is checking on the virtual interactions as they could be potentially harmful. i grew up without any sort of monitoring since my mom worked 24/7, with that freedom i visited a whole lot of crazy shit that i shouldnt have visited, but i grew up just fine because my experience in the web didnt override my values. if i had the opportunity to contact a troubled individual that experience wouldnt be the same since that individual could have manipulated me into something worse |
| i personally think a parent should be more attentive and monitor a child's online activities at least to make sure they're not getting themselves involved in something wrong or illegal. i feel like sexual content should be excused though... hahaha because its natural for teenagers. ofc even that should be monitored if its a younger child. this is a dream life lmfao. i wouldn't want my parents putting some tracker or something in my computer though. 👀 i'm still paranoid about whether or not they can ask the internet provider for my incognito history. |
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| I would not monitor them at all, just try to give them some basic guidance. If they do something stupid without asking me, then I hope they learn from it. For best results, survival of the fittest, individualism, moral relativism, and consequentialism must be taught from a very young age. If you follow the rules given by the government or the school, your child will merely become another employee with no future. |
| I'd probably limit restriction my kid a bit, until he's 10, and once he's 10 I'd let him roam free. By the time he's 10 he would have hopefully developed other hobbies, so that he isn't staring at a blue screen the whole time, it'd be bad if my kid turned out like me. |
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