Kid I babysit looked at porn, what should I do?
This 11 y/o boy I babysit told me to come over to my computer because he googled *** and he was laughing. I think he thought that there would be approaching stupid cartoons because he didn't search for images...
...but as I walk over he clicked a link and bam...everything.
I'm not going to let him on my computer for at least two weeks, but do you presume I should get the parents involved? I really do believe it was an accident that he saw adjectives of those images, but I still can't really let it slide.
You should've monitored him at all times. The internet is such a dangerous place.. now he's going to be scar forever.
Joking. =)
you should notify his parents in case they want to talk to him roughly sex , internet safety and growing up. he needs to learn what is appropriate and he might own questions about what he saw. that little guy would only be allowed to look at score jr. if it was my pc! you might need to check yours for virus or spyware--and he'd hear about that too!
Answers: They need to know! Was it your computer or theirs? They entail the option to set up parental blocks and talk to their child about what he saw!
They should be told in the region of it. It is their son and they might wish to discuss the issue with him (like responsible parents)
They might not think it is a big issue, or probably they might. The point is that they should know.
Two weeks? Don't let that kid on again and it won't happen. And yes you necessitate to tell his parents because if it was an honest mistake then most imagined they'll be understanding, and they are the parents so they'll decide what they wanna do about
I think you should be fired what kind of babysitter allows a child to be on the internet and google such a thing
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...but as I walk over he clicked a link and bam...everything.
I'm not going to let him on my computer for at least two weeks, but do you presume I should get the parents involved? I really do believe it was an accident that he saw adjectives of those images, but I still can't really let it slide.
You should've monitored him at all times. The internet is such a dangerous place.. now he's going to be scar forever.
Joking. =)
you should notify his parents in case they want to talk to him roughly sex , internet safety and growing up. he needs to learn what is appropriate and he might own questions about what he saw. that little guy would only be allowed to look at score jr. if it was my pc! you might need to check yours for virus or spyware--and he'd hear about that too!
Answers: They need to know! Was it your computer or theirs? They entail the option to set up parental blocks and talk to their child about what he saw!
They should be told in the region of it. It is their son and they might wish to discuss the issue with him (like responsible parents)
They might not think it is a big issue, or probably they might. The point is that they should know.
Two weeks? Don't let that kid on again and it won't happen. And yes you necessitate to tell his parents because if it was an honest mistake then most imagined they'll be understanding, and they are the parents so they'll decide what they wanna do about
I think you should be fired what kind of babysitter allows a child to be on the internet and google such a thing
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