Parents, did you know that a few years ago, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution declaring June “National Internet Safety Month?” Yeah, me neither, but it’s so good to know!
As a mom of a toddler, internet security and safety is already a blip on the radar. But as this digital savvy generation becomes parents/aunts/uncles, it’s comforting to know that educators, community leaders and volunteers are doing their part to safeguard our kids.
Key parts of raising awareness of internet safety are great tools and resources, namely user-friendly, innovative software that keeps you and your kids ahead of the curve, such as Kido’z. Kido’z is a plug-and-play application and web environment that’s specifically tailored for relevant, kid-friendly content.
Basically, after you download Kido’z, safe content geared to kids from 3-7 is at your fingertips. Just a few of the many Kido’z features include, a kid-friendly browser that’s easily personalized, a tv interface where Youtube videos among others can be viewed and a customizable, interactive game center. As parents should, there’s easy accessibility for monitoring usuage. The Parental Control Account is a password protected area where you can manage your child’s account and content.
Has anyone had a chance to try out Kido’z? I have yet to try it out, but it definitely looks like a colorful and helpful application that we’ll be installing sooner than later.
*Thanks to Mike B. for recommending Kido’z! Keep the suggestions coming–I love it!
