Then I started thinking about the old days of MySpace when everyone made MySpace pages for their pets and kids. I wonder if anyone has now started doing this with Facebook. However, I think Facebook has a minimum age requirement. I am too worried about online safety as it is, so I'm not so sure if I would make a Facebook page for my kids. That and one Facebook is enough to manage for me Right now I'm managing DB's as well. So, I really couldn't see managing four Facebook pages. Would you ever consider making a Facebook page for your kids? Why or why not?
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*a* has a Facebook, but the profile is completely private, and only family is allowed to be friends. It was an easy way to keep all the family updated on both sides, without me having to friend my ex in-laws. :)
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I'm really paranoid about everything I put on FB, so I would never make a FB page for my kids. I don't know anybody who does that but I do know people who make pages for their pets!
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Hi there! New follower from Relax and Surf Sunday Hop. Cute blog and cute post! MySpace seems so old school now lol Drop on by and see me if you get the chance, thanks!
Kimberley
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I remember Myspace pages for dogs, I think I was friends with a few of my friends' pups, lol. I wouldn't consider making a FB page for my kids, I think it can be really overwhelming for kids and parents can't monitor it the way that I would want to... then again my kids are only 4 and 6 so maybe in a few years I will sing a different tune?
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