I'm not specifically endorsing these products, but want to make parents aware that a couple of new products have come onto the market, one for tracking what your kids are doing online and the other which assists parents in teaching their kids how to drive.
Symantec's OnlineFamily.Norton
For
parents that want to track their children's online usage, identify
questionable sites that have been visited and block sites from access,
OnlineFamily.Norton (free software, and free service through January 1,
2010) streamlines data for parents and highlights sites parents might
want to block. It provides search data as well, enabling parents to
determine if kids searched for inappropriate sites or stumbled onto
them.
Source: ABC News
http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=7434768&page=1
Driver Ed in a Box
The goal of Driver Ed in a Box
is to equip teens to become safe, collision-free drivers. The materials
include audio CDs, videos on DVD, a textbook, a student workbook, and
training mirrors for use in the in-vehicle training. The parent
materials are thorough, well organized and are designed to help build
the teen's confidence in driving. Parents provide first-hand experience
to their teen and in the process build the teen's confidence as a new
driver.
Source: PRWeb
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/04/prweb2360614.htm