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Do you have a family friendly blog?
Posted by rearvumirr • 5/01/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
I'm always looking for new blogs without adult content. Lately it seems to be more of a challenge than ever.
If you have a family friendly blog, please consider joining my group so I can visit you. This will surely save me some time and the worry of having images on my screen should my son enter the room.
Thanks Much!
www.blogcatalog.com/group/family-friendly-blog
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maybe.. there is no nudity, but I joke alot, so you would have to be the judge-
I am looking along the lines of PG-13 Amy. My son can read as well so I don't want to worry with foul language if I have to take a bathroom break
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Define "family-friendly" and "adult". I've got no bad images, but I do discuss topics that are PG-13 or even R sometimes.
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well mark, any R rated content would not fit the picture hun.
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Yes, I do and I proclaim it on my blog with a widget. I am joining your group - Nards
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Four of my blogs are consistently family-friendly--I even reject EntreCard ads if the photos are too racy. Ironically, my Catholic blog is one of the two that I can't say with confidence you'd consider family friendly, because of the issues sometimes addressed.-
Curious, isn't it?
That happens, dealing with serious issues. -
Definitely, Norski. I took note of this when my daughter was younger, and it seemed so ironic that I didn't want to have Catholic radio on in the car when she was with me.
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I can appreciate that Madame
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Exactly, Norski. It happens dealing with serious issues.
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That's very thoughtful of you ! (Check out my neighbourhood as well) -
I do! In fact, one of them is at Family.com ;o) -
Thanks everyone
This will make it soo much easier for me. I have to get outside and get my plants in the ground now, but I look forward to visiting you tonight!
TTFN-
TTFN - haven't heard that, or seen it, for a long time.
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Yes. onecoolsite.wordpress.com is a family friendly blog that is suitable for children to read. There are no "adult images" and there is no profane language in my blog at all.
Specifically, it's a collection of blogging tips, how to instructional posts, tutorials, walk-throughs, work-arounds and links to blogging tools and blogging resources.
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Here's a selection of mine, with comments:
Apathetic Lemming of the North
about blogs, bloggers, the blogosphere, and bloggish things
apatheticlemming.blogspot.com/
My content would be 'PG' if it were a movie: usually 'G.' The ads aren't quite so reliable.
Starting a Small Business Without Losing My Mind
starting a business in a new market, with new technologies and no tried and true business models
or, getting laid off for fun and profit
withoutlosingmymind.blogspot.com/
Same thing about the ads, and although fairly 'safe,' I don't know how many kids would want to read this stuff.
Through One Dad's Eye
raising kids and building websites in a small central Minnesota town
smalltowndad.blogspot.com/
This would be rated 'G' - and the ads are (usually) safe.
About your group: Sorry, I'm taking a sabbatical from groups. A long one, I'm afraid.-
oh, I do have youtube video's on mine that are graphically unsuitable for small children, but they are marked as being so.
Looks like I can't put my plants in the planters cause they loaded the wrong soil into my truck. I got garden soil instead of potting soil
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Yes, my site is a family-friendly one... and very informative, too..should you like to visit, here it is...
www.praning5254.blogspot.com
talks about radiation around us... -
I'm jealous now, maybe I need a family friendly blog.
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Maybe you could just install one of those "translate" buttons and have it slap black strips over the inappropriate content in "family friendly version".
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Gosh, that would be funny!
We have "clean movie rental" stores here, maybe I could pay someone to clean up my blog?
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Kevin, I know you're a humor blogger, but this may be your funniest post yet.
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Yes, www.hairsmystory.com -
Sure-- my thrift decorating blog is family-friendly:
thriftshopromantic.blogspot.com
Actually, I believe the humor blog is pretty clean as well:
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Well, I would say my christian site is family-friendly except that I posted the other day about the CW's lame explanation of OMFG. Although I didn't use the specific words, they wouldn't be hard to figure out. NORMALLY, though, www.christianadvicesite.com is okay.
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And you have many old readers, too, Daisy.
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I am proud of the fact that I never use obsenity when writing my blog. Also there is nothing on my blog that I would be ashamed of my daughter reading.
Check It Out
themaskedmillionaire.com/categories/The%20Millionaire%20Speaks.aspx -
Nope, I don't think mine is family friendly.
Unless you have a family like mine, which is neither friendly nor safe -
I think all of mine are "family friendly" in the sense you mean -- nothing licentious going on and no foul language. I doubt that kids would be interested in my aviation blogs, though -- esp. since most adults outside that industry are not interested in them either.
I do happen to know (because people tell me) that our blog, The Right Blue, which is about the ocean and diving, is read by quite a few kids. I'm told they like both our adventure stories about diving at different places around the world, and that they also like the pictures of different marine creatures we tell about. More than one person told me that their elementary/middle school child used our photos and information in school reports.
therightblue.com/
And speaking of pictures, my photoblog features nature and travel photos -- no "adult" content -- and with many photos that probably would appeal to kids as well as adults.
bnsullivanphoto.com/
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Technically I have very little adult content (except the profanity), but the ideas are too mature for most kids to understand.
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My New York Paralegal Blog is family friendly and educational check it out:
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My blog whenasouthernwomanrambles.blogspot.com/ is 100% A-OK for anyone to read. It's not filled with pictures or music or anything flashy...just amusing stories that are based on observational humor.
Most of the time the stories (which take about 10 minutes to read) are based on whimsical reflections on my youth but other times I write about 'Tragic Tales of Beauty' (humorous looks at the lengths some people will go to to be beautiful) and 'Six Degrees of Historically Significant Separation' (as a former history teacher I find it fun to find ways that events and people are linked together through time).
I feel comfortable letting my own daughter preteen daughter and her friends read the blog although lots of the time it's about things from 'so long ago' that she doesn't realize there is a connection to her own life.
I hope you'll take a few minutes to read one of my postings. Some of the ones I've gotten the most comments on are 'The Racoon on Aisle 7', 'Miss Breck and the Polyester Gospel Quartet', and 'The Queen, the Con Man and Chicken-a-la-King'.
Happy reading! Avery Brown -
Only the pictures are family friendly-
LOL!!!! u r bad! -
haha, LolitaV in a thread titled, "Do you have a family friendly blog?"
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my blog is family friendly: it teaches you how to make a family.
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I remember this thread from long ago. I have a second "family friendly" blog so I'll post the description of it below.
Blog Description
thistimethisspace.com - a personal development, growth and relationships blog containing posts on alternative medicine, blogging, conscious living, and self improvement.
Blogging Goal: To share information and techniques for transforming and improving life with others also focused on personal development, growth and self improvement.
Directory listings: Relationships, Development and Growth
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Yes I have one. every once in a while you will find a cuss word in it but it is usually talking about what someone else says. My kids could read it wiht out any problem. -
Although conceptual, my blog is for those who have not outgrown their spirit of infancy - versus those who have grown an infantile spirit. De 7 a 77 ans - like Tintin.
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