Children’s Educational Network (CEN) is a software company developing and marketing a fully integrated suite of Internet software products that empowers parents to provide children a safe platform and meaningful tools to accelerate their children’s education, entertainment, and exploration of the "Information Superhighway" free from hate, violence, pornography and online predators.

Grab your free parental control software, internet safety video, and 32-page Internet Safety Guide. Children's Education Network also offers a Shrek Browser For Kids combines the most fun and safest content on the web for kids, deemed child appropriate based on our content policy. The browser features interchangeable themes, Internet filter, parental safety controls, safe email, chore reminders, encouraging words and talking animated characters.

Club TUKI is the newest web site community for kids designed to teach them how to be safe and responsible internet citizens. Kids play educational games, learn about internet safety, earn TUKI Moola for their efforts, and have a chance to win real stuff in an auction!

Search Institute is the place to go online for comprehensive resource information to help parents, educators, community leaders, counselors–anyone who recognizes that raising the next generation of positive, contributing and caring adults begins right now. Through research, services, tools and far-reaching communities, Search Institute is dedicated to helping you provide a healthy, thriving atmosphere for our most valuable resources–children and adolescents today. Find out more...join KidsBeSafeOnline's Members.

KidsBeSafeOnline proudly supports Girls Incorporated as resource for parents to empower their girls. Girls Incorporated is "dedicated to inspiring girls to be smart, bold and strong." They have been helping the empowerment of girls since 1864. With the teen violence we see on social networking sites, video posting sites and the Internet.  Find out more..Join KidsBeSafeOnline's Members.

Girls Incorporated gives parents a resource to help their girls to assert themselves in a much more positive way. Parents give this link to your girls. Girls Inc Online

What They Play, a Parents' Guide to Video Gaming. What They Like was created to help parents with the challenging issues faced when it comes to understanding and keeping up with various forms of technology entertainment.

Founded in 2007, Ira Becker and John Davison are entertainment and media industry veterans. Their company offers helpful resources for parents with insight and guidance about the various forms of popular entertainment in which children participate.

Teen Chat Decoder, free! Check out this chat decoder to decipher your child's abbreviations and acronyms for chat, instant messages, texting and cell phones. Thank you Parent Control Products, Inc. and Teen Chat Decoder.com For more information on their great products please visit my Home page.

MySpace and other social networking sites make it easy for predators to disguise their identities online. Law enforcement has a difficult time staying ahead of the criminals with very popular social networking sites. Police have said it is much easier now for predators to find their victims online. Please use The National Registered Offenders List to see what registered sex offenders are in your neighborhood.

Family Watch Dog is a free national US search system. They invite you to use their free service to located offenders in your area.

FBI's Signs Your Child/Teens Might be At Risk: Does your child spends large amounts of time on the Internet, especially at night? You find pornography on your child's computer. Your child receives phone calls from men you don't know or is making calls, sometimes long distance, to numbers you don't recognize. Your child receives mail, gifts or packages from someone you don't know. Your child turns the computer monitor off or quickly changes the screen on the monitor when you come into the room. Your child becomes withdrawn from the family. Your child is using an online account that belongs to someone else. These items were taken from the FBI's website. Please visit the FBI's website and find out what to do if you suspect your child is communicating with a sexual predator online.

Webwisekids.org is a great resource for parents when it comes to protecting their kids online. They also have a couple of tools to prevent internet problems with teens as they get older. If you have teens between the ages of 13 to 17 and younger, the computer game Missing is an absolute must! This game will bring focus to your family regarding the dangers your children face online, whether they are involved in relationships online or are heavily involved on social networking websites.

Fortunately for Katie's parents, they found the game Missing before Katie was never heard or seen from again. This game is what saved Katie's Life. Download and read Katie's story about a real life predator who she almost met. Almost, because she and her family played the computer game Missing.