TOGETHERVILLE, social networking site designed for children ages six to ten year has now officially launched. Site built by Palo Alto Togetherville is expected to reduce anxiety in social networking services. This free service can provide access of children to take advantage of social networking. Not only that, parents were still able to provide supervision to ensure their children are protected from harm until they are old enough.

“We want to make a good digital citizen,” said Mandeep Dhillon as the founder and CEO of the company. “It’s worth keeping the kids from the web,” he added. In these sites, no one can access the account without the consent of her parents’ child.In it, children can exchange text messages on their account and of course Wall of text that can be written only texts that have been filtered so that they can not use words or less feasible. In that site, parents can also remind children’s school work through the ‘bug’ in their wall. Not only that, children can also create digital greeting cards, playing games and watching video-sharing. But they can not share links or photos to other sites.

It is unclear whether this site will be successful or not. However, the company that is only three miles from Facebook’s office has several partners that can guarantee the security of these sites for kids

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