A leading children's charity is revealing parental concerns about the social networking sites their youngsters are visiting.
The NSPCC says a panel of parents reviewed forty-eight sites and found all those aimed at adults and teenagers were too easy for under 13s to subscribe to.
Matt Forde, the NSPCC's head in Scotland, says they spoke to two thousand children - and many told them talking to strangers and sexual content were their main concerns.
Mr Forde's telling us no website can offer total safety for children:
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