| Ji99saw said: It's called watch your children and teach them what not to do. |
Well that's complete crap...... My 4yr old rocks the hell out of my iPad. So much so I bought him his own. He's been using them for two years now. I download apps for him which he asks me first! "daddy can I have this" and they are age appropriate. However, if I download a sesame street app that's free(for my kid) I'd expect the app not to have hidden "chargeable " mini DL items. Parents aren't these mindless robots. We can't attach our eyes to our children 24 hours a day. While parents do need to take an active roll in their childrens daily activities, kids will always find a way to avoid being watched or find ways to "break" the rules. Think of when you were a kid. How many times were you doing something wrong and were right in front of your parents ?
Anyone who says what this user said is also
A) not a parent
B) A non working parent
C) A working parent whom has a nanny or sitter do their job for them.
Bottem line I am personally tired of this whole watch your kid crap people write about. Yes watch what your kid is wearing, the people they call friends, block certain website through the home network, limit cell phone use and other various activities. Either way I could go on and on but apparently I need to wrap this up so I can go back to starring at my child.
