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  Top tips to keep your children safe when emailing PC Advisor
  Surely, you say, there must be a simple way to let kids exchange messages with family members and friends while protecting them from online predators, crude spam, phishing messages, and the like. In other words, if there's a NetNanny, there must be a 'MailNanny' too, right? Well, not really. But this quick guide will help you pick the most age-appropriate email setup and give you tips to keep the deluge of online indecency from reaching your little ones.
  As a busy parent, I certainly don't have that kind of time, which is why I'm test-driving three other options: AOL, Windows Live Mail, and a service called ZooBuh. Each lets you set up individual accounts for your kids and helps enforce various usage restrictions, such as who they can email and who can email them. Here's what you need to know about all three.NEXT PAGE: AOL kids