Posts under Children tag.

Read 6000 Historical Children’s Literature and Books online free

Reading is a great habit to possess, especially for children. There is a reason why books are known to be your best friend. It helps to build your confidence, develop your vocabulary, improve your language skills and also perks up […]

Scratch: Free interactive tool to learn computer programming

Are you starting to learn code? The process might seem exorbitant, and you must have been advised to take small steps. But have you considered an interactive option before you dive into the technical concepts of programming? Scratch from MIT […]

Clean Browsing: DNS based solution to safeguard your kids from adult content

It is no brainer that the Internet is full of content which is not suitable for kids and young family members. While I don’t support kids to use mobile devices, and computer a lot, but restricting them won’t help either. […]

Interactive Anti-Bullying Tool for Parents and what you can do about Bullying

The Anti-Bullying Alliance has released an interactive tool for parents that give you information about bullying, the type & forms of bullying, group bullying, what you, the police or the school can do and more. Overpowering or Bullying someone for […]

Best free Children’s Games for Windows 10

Microsoft has come a long way since its Math Zone Days, and the children’s games it offers now are terrifically competent and exciting. Especially since children are now skilled enough with the Internet and can find games to their liking, […]

Teach Kids to Code using these Tools and Programs from Microsoft

When we say coding is a child’s play, Microsoft took it literally. While we lacked encouragement to program when young, the future for our children seems bright. Microsoft has a few applications that allow children to program at a basic […]

Kiddle is a Google powered safe visual search engine for kids

The Internet undoubtedly is a wonderful resource for kids, whether it is about help with their homework, making projects, playing games online, watching videos, listening music or more. However, we as parents always worry about the online safety of kids and […]

SocialShield: Avira Social Network Protection For Your Child

Social networks like Facebook, Twitter, FormSpring and Google Plus, etc. are the most commonly used tool for the young adults to share their experiences and socialize, without knowing the potential threats on the web. Kids are unaware of the potential […]

My Coloring Pages: Free Windows 10 app for children

My Coloring Pages is a new Windows 10/8 app that kids will just love. It comes with a lot of coloring template pages for children of all tastes and ages. It enables natural and effortless coloring and painting both for kids […]

Review of Jumpto Browser – Good Only For Preschool Kids?

In our series to bring you the reviews of different security and privacy products available on the Internet. This article is a review of Jumpto Browser. In one sentence, I can sum it up as being good only for preschool […]

Customized Internet Explorer version for kids launched

On the occasion of Safer Internet Day 2012, Microsoft and COEP today released a customized version of Internet Explorer browser, to help protect and keep kids safe online. This is not the first time that such a browser was launched. […]

How to track and monitor activities using Windows Family Safety

In my earlier post I told about How to set up and configure Parental Controls in Windows 7. Now I will tell you how to add extra Parental Controls to track activities and monitor web activities of your kids. In addition […]

Ask Kids a search engine for kids

Ask Kids is a search engine designed exclusively for young people ages 6 to 12. It’s a free, safe, fun way for kids and their parents to quickly and easily research school topics like science, math, geography, language arts, and […]

Microsoft Study: Are parents involved with children’s social networking activities?

Microsoft has released a study conducted by Cross-Tab Marketing Services, carried over 1000 parents across USA and asked them whether they were aware of their childrens social networking activities and the issues which concerned them most.