Cybertraps for Expecting Moms & Dads: Pregnancy, Privacy, and Early Parenthood in the Cyber Age
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- 7 ratings
- 235 pages
Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13
This nonfiction work examines how apps, social media, and devices intersect with pregnancy announcements, fertility tracking, and modern parenting. Parents should expect frequent discussion of adult sexual material—especially internet pornography, related health claims, teen nude imagery, and relationship conflicts—always in a warning or research context rather than as fiction. Language concerns are light: only a couple of mild swear words and occasional crude or dismissive phrasing in quotes or asides. There is a brief mention of gay identity in a professional discussion of men’s fears. Violence as physical harm is not a focus; medical uses of words related to injury or blood appear in pregnancy and driving-safety contexts only.
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Crude Mild
2Occasional blunt wording includes one quoted insult about an idea being foolish and a few uses of mild dismissive language about bad decisions or silly online behavior.
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Specific words
- idiot: 1
- stupid: 1
LGBTQ+ Mild
1Same-sex orientation is referenced once in a clinical or advice context about men’s anxieties, not as a sustained storyline.
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- gay: 1
Profanity Mild
2Strong language is rare. A single mild exclamation appears in a personal anecdote, and one casual insult appears in a humorous remark about pregnancy.
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- bastard: 1
- hell: 1
Sex Moderate
45The book is nonfiction about technology, pregnancy, and parenting online. Sexual topics appear often in that frame: pornography access and effects, masturbation, sexting and nude images among teens, celebrity nudity in media, sex toys in cited news, and basic reproductive anatomy. These are discussed analytically and with citations, not as explicit scenes between characters.
Specific words
- porn: 28
- nude: 6
- topless: 3
- vagina: 3
- dildo: 2
- anal: 1
- rape: 1
- wank: 1
About this book
Dating, Love, Sex, Marriage - in the Digital Age! Are you expecting? Do you know someone who is? OR … do you someday HOPE to be? Whether you are eagerly awaiting your little bundle of joy or are still swiping left in search of the perfect mate, technology is now a critical -- and constant -- part of modern reproduction. Digital devices, apps, and the Internet offer obvious benefits: easy sharing of photos with far-flung relatives, fertility and conception trackers, baby monitors that can be accessed from around the globe, and so on. But if you are not careful, that very same technology can cause significant harm to you and your little ones, far into the future. Did you know that your devices might be affecting your ability to conceive by damaging your fertility? Technology may even be interfering with your ability to meet your future partner! And – once that pee stick turns pink - what information might you be sharing that could shape your future child’s life? While the world focuses on privacy data and how this affects us as a society, nationally-recognized cybersecurity and legal expert Frederick S. Lane delves deeply into how technology impacts us all at the most personal and intimate levels - and what actions you can take right now to ensure your little bundle of joy isn’t just another little bundle of easily exploitable data! "Lane provides an invaluable guide for parents concerned about a set of techno-pitfalls unprecedented in human history. That he does so with wit, candor, and grace is fortunate for all who must confront the twenty-first-century dangers waiting to ensnare unmoored children." — Elizabeth Breau , ForeWord magazine Read more