
An Ohio mother was the source of the latest method for parents to use Facebook to discipline their kids, but at least this punishment didn’t involve gunfire.

An Ohio mother was the source of the latest method for parents to use Facebook to discipline their kids, but at least this punishment didn’t involve gunfire.
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Pretty sneaky, mom: While 90 percent of mothers are friends with their children on Facebook, 46 percent of them restrict their kids’ access to their profiles, according to a study by the publisher of Parenting and Babytalk magazines and Parenting.com.

While she shouldn’t have been on Facebook in the first place, a 9 year-old was exposed to a sexually suggestive ad last night while navigating the site. It brings up a number of questions surrounding parenting as well as the advertisements allowed to pass through Facebook’s ad approval department. According to Hugh Briss, he was alerted by his daughter who asked “What is that man doing to that lady and why are they naked, Daddy?”
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