As the mom of a soon to be driver, a teen and 2 tweens, mobile safety is a HUGE priority for me. I’m so excited to work with AT&T on this campaign to learn more about mobile safety for kids of all ages and to share that information with you.
AT&T Mobile Safety School Giveaway
There are real issues that kids face today when it comes to mobile phones: bullying, privacy, over-usage, texting while driving and more. AT&T has made a commitment to be a leader in providing education, resources and tools to help families better manage mobile safety.
If you are interested in learning more, AT&T is offering the opportunity to one of my readers to attend a virtual Mobile Safety School session – along with a $50 VISA gift card.
The virtual Mobile Safety School schedule is as follows:
- Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11
- Oct. 24 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 12-14
- Oct. 25 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 15-17
To Enter Giveaway
To enter this giveaway, please leave a comment below telling me what mobile safety concerns you have & also which session you would like to attend (choose 1 of the 3 above). I will choose a winner on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012.
Giveaway Details
- Giveaway ends on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at 10pm ET.
- I will randomly pick one winner using “And The Winner Is” plugin.
- I will notify winner by email and you will have 24 hours to respond or I will choose another winner.
- Winner must provide information needed to get the prize to you. All information collected will ONLY be for the purposes of delivering VISA gift card.
- Must be 18 to win.
- Approximate value is $50.
- Only 1 entry per household.
Disclosure: This post sponsored by AT&T through The Motherhood. All opinions are 100% my own. I received monetary compensation and a Costco gift card to purchase the pork and other ingredients for my recipe.
I’m concerned about texting and driving.
Oct. 25 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 15-17
texting and driving
Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11
Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11
I think texting while driving is the biggest issue of life threatening consequences.
I’m concerned about bullying & I’d like to attend the Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11
I would like to attend the Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11 session!
I am concerned about texting whle driving, that is supposed to be even more dangerous than a distracted driver! I would love to learn ways to prevent my kids from doing this!
I’m concerned about handling unknown calls and privacy. You never know who is on the line. My child is not the best at making decisions on the spot so I would want him to know how to handle situations. I would like the class on the 24th.
10/25 session
concerned about my teenage daughter texting while driving
thanks
I’ve been half-heartedly wondering whether my oldest (7) needs a cellphone. I’d attend the mobile safety for kids 8-11 session.
Oct. 25 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 15-17. The age when kids start driving – most concerned about texting while driving.
My safety concern is texting and being distracted ( i.e driving, walking) Ive seen people walk into traffic while texting, scary
I’d attend the Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11
10/23 definitely phone-bullying! that is my biggest concern.
i am concerned about the types of picture messages being sent. i would attend oct. 23rd
Oct. 23 at 1p ET – mobile safety for kids 8-11
my concern is posting photos and also the location being on.
I am concerned about my children receiving unwanted phone calls & not knowing what to do. I would attend the Oct 23 session. Thanks.
I am most concerned about privacy issues and unknown calls.
Oct. 23 would be great to attend.
I am concerned about teens using chat rooms on their phones and being taken advantage of by pedophiles.
I would like to attend the 10-25 class for kids 15-17
I am concerned about my child’s privacy. I would attend the Oct. 23rd session.
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I’m concerned about identity theft. I would attend the October 23rd session. Thanks!