Which websites would you be happy to let your children loose on?

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We'd like to include in our "how to keep your children safe on the internet guide" - a Mumsnet top 50 (20?, 10?) sites you'd be happy to let your children loose on.

Please post your recommendations here.

Thanks

MNHQ

Woodlands Junior School website great site for 7 - 11 year olds for learning and games.

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If you can keep adding (with relevant ages) that would be great

Dd1(7) - stardolls.com
National geographic.
Cbbc
Mr Men (current phase!)
Polly Pocket
Girlsgogames.com/co.uk
Rainbows website

Dd2(3) likes posson rouge and cbeebies but needs help.

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trying to pull this together by the end of the week, so please add your thoughts (with ages)

Thanks

Club Penguin

Similar one about horses

DS is 3 almost 4:
Hotwheels
Playmobil
Cbeebies

For DS, 8 - he's a paid-up (own money) member of AdventureQuest and Club Penguin; also miniclip, cbbc, he likes to browse youtube for football clips but that has to be under supervision.

for DD, 4 - poisson rouge, cbeebies, sesame street, www.coloring.ws for online colouring, tuxpaint (download)

dd (3.10) : poisson rouge, cbeebies, Nick Jnr

Another vote for Club Penguin. Bin Weevils seems OK too

well, My ds1 who is 13 and my dd who is 15 both use facebook, bebo & myspace for keeping in touch with their friends, youtube sometimes and msn for instant messaging with their friends. I'm led to believe this is quite normal for kids aged 12+. Am I right??

worldmaths.com, cbbbc, educationcity, my dsd age 14 uses myspace and the 12 y o loves utube but i do worry about those last 2

8 yo - cbbc, miniclip, nickjr and scratch (for own programming and playing games others have created - I keep an eye on this, some of the games are older than others, but the programming bit fine)
6 yo - cbeebies, miniclip (when her brother has set it up!) nickjr

computer is in lounge with screen facing into room so I keep a check on what is going on.

3yo - none
I sometimes print stuff off cbeebies for him, colouring in pages etc.

Another vote for Club Penguin here. DS1 loves it. i cannot MN anymore as he always beats me to the pooter.

haven't read others but dd (6) navigates her way around these sites, I have no problems with it

cbeebies
up to 10
poisson rouge
starfall
magickinder
my little pony

although I don't rate the last 2

Cbeebies
Bob the builder

for a preschooler (ds - age 4)

3 year old: CBeebies and Peppa Pig official site

clickandplay.com -features all the well known TV characters like Bob the Builder, Thomas, Angelina Ballerina, Paddington Bear, BArney, Pingu etc. Kids can't get onto other sites from it so its entirely safe. It's the only one I let my 4 year old use without supervision

Wincle School's website- section for games Educational and fun- ds2 (6) loves it, and ds1 (10) has been known to have a dabble too. We have 7 million printouts of coats of arms...

Boohbah zone (3+)

poissonrouge (3+)

Thomas and Friends ((3+)

Woodlands Junior School (6+)

Charlie and Lola (4+)

Kneebouncers (2+)

Cbeebies/Citv/Disney playhouse etc

There is another one called bored kids or something and has some great links, especially to a NASA or National Geographic site where you can see different planets in real time (will try to remember what it's called)

My DS1 is 2.11 and we let him use the following, but with supervision

Poisson Rouge
Cbeebies
Playhouse Disney
Nick Jnr

DD (almost 6) likes; Club Penguin (safe mode only), Barbiegirl.com, CBeebies, Nick Jr, Rainforest Maths, BBC education, plus a few others that she has in her favourites inc some educational ones.