Children are using the internet and internet accessible devices at earlier and earlier ages and many parents are assuming they know what they are doing and that they will not give out personally identifying information. What does your child's online profile reveal?

Parents need to talk to children about safety while online. Set limits for where children can surf and what information he or she may release. Internet safety guidelines are important for children allowed to use the internet. What are your personal guidelines?

Talk to your children about safety while online. Set limits for regarding suitable sites and make clear what personal information is appropriate to share and what is not.

That 15-year-old teen boy talking to your son or daughter, more than likely is a wolf disguised as a sheep. Adults will often pretend to be someone close to the age of your child. Learn how to keep children safe on the world wide web.

There is much controversy about listing sex offender registries online. The controversy is the offender has served his or her time and paid retribution for the crime and by listing them on a “sex offender registry” violates their right to privacy.

Jesse Timmendequas is one of eight inmates whose life, or rather his death, is now significantly affected, by New Jersey abolishing the death penalty. In 1997, Jesse Timmendequas received a conviction and death sentence for the brutal rape, beating, and strangulation murder of Megan Nicole Kanka.

The question is not if, but when a natural disaster occurs, will you and your family be prepared? What happens if you are separated from your child during this time? Where do you go for help or who do you call? Read the article and be prepared in the event of a natural disaster.

If you or someone you know has been raped there is a National Sexual Assault Hotline you can call to get help. Please read to learn more about how 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) can help survivors of rape. The number is safe to call, and you can remain anonymous.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) continues to be the national clearinghouse for information regarding missing, abducted, and exploited children. Please read my article to learn more about helping missing and exploited children in America.

Natascha Kampusch vanished in Vienna Austria while walking to school on March 2, 1998.There have been few clues since her disappearance. Until this week, police found her wandering in a neighborhood yard.