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With the number of sexual predators lurking in chat rooms and the number of sites with adult content, my heart misses a beat (well, several beats) every time my son turns on the computer. Good thing that he still doesn't know how to type words and sentences, but time will come that he'll learn, and find out the infinite offers of the Internet.

As much as I would want to sit beside him every time he logs in, unfortunately, I also have other things to do and another son to look after. And since most parents are in the same situation that I am and will be in (when he starts visiting chat rooms and other websites aside from Lego and PlayMobil), we all want to provide measures to protect our children from being victimized by sickos.

The aptly named Mom Says No from Visionsoft Limited allows us parents to control our children's Internet and MSN chat activities (hopefully they develop this software to not just for MSN but for other Messengers as well). The software allows parents or guardians to:

Set a time period or periods when such access is allowed

Define expiry time warning messages

Control access to chat session websites

Control access to internet web browser products

Completely prevent such access

Apply bonus minutes

Thanks to this, we can atleast breathe a little easily. At least even for a little while.

For information on cost and downloading visit their site.