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If your children are doing weird shit that they saw on the internet/tv, it is YOUR fault! It's your duty to control what your children are exposed to.
I imagine you to be an expert on watching someone 24/7, controlfreak! ;P But seriously, you don't need to watch them 24/7, but you don't need to give them unrestricted access to everything either.
Its possible her parents have her computer, phone and any other internet device restricted. That doesn't mean they can restrict her friends devices..
DudeEvil obviously doesn't have kids.
And that is absolutely right, not a bunch of stuffed over paid government people to decide what is good for us and what isn't
Being a young kid on the Internet will almost always lead to you doing things that will make you face palm later in life. Apparently BBC stands for more than just British broad casting company .
To the people asking why she's being "allowed" to view such things online, take a moment and think it through. You can control what's viewed on your home pc, of course, but how many kids have their own smart phones these days? Obviously I can't give you an exact number, but there are most certainly enough that kids will see things you don't want them to. And that's just the first way that comes to mind. OP, being a good parent can be difficult, or awkward, and often times both. It all comes down to communication. I certainly can't tell you what you should say, but I'm sure you can figure it out.
What on earth does she look up online?
I actually learned about the queef in health class when i was 11. I had ZERO interest in attempting it though.
Wow
You sould've left with a fart
Even though it's fine for 12-year-olds to play with Barbie's, most don't.
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I think its time to keep better track of what she is doing online.
Maybe you should try to find her a hobby? Because that one is weird and gross.