By Paul Grossinger Natick is usually known as a peaceful town; a nice place for kids to grow up. But, recently, police received multiple, credible reports of repeat digital cyberbullying via social media sites and mobile devices, according to Boston.com. Following the reports, Natick school administrators asked parents to monitor their children’s digital activity: both… Continue reading Boston Suburb Natick Faces Rising Cyberbullying Attacks
Regarding Nannies has covered exciting new technology to keep bullies off kids phones and prevent the cyberbullying of children. Cyber-bullying And Kids Phones It’s a term many parents and caretakers are familiar with in passing, usually from news stories. But its now a phrase that is invading the daily lives of families across the country. Its… Continue reading New Technology to Keep Bullies off Kids Phones
By Paul Grossinger Cyberbullying dangers do not just begin and end with the harassment. In school, via mobile, and online, cyberbullying dangers can extend for years after the initial bullying activity. In a story reported out of Las Cruces, New Mexico, a now 26 year old woman reports still experiencing cyberbullying dangers from her ex-boyfriend… Continue reading Cyberbullying Dangers Impact Teens for Many Years
App use by cyberbullies is clearly rising. Along with vicious texting, app use by cyberbullies was an important factor in Rebecca Ann Sedwick’s decision to commit suicide. The question is, what else could Rebecca’s parents have really done? And what can parents do when app use by cyberbullies targets their child? “Rebecca’s mother, Tricia Norman,… Continue reading Rebecca Ann Sedwick Shows Rise in App Use by Cyberbullies
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