"Surfing the Net with Kids" has been noticed by:

• November 24, 1999
• BR Anchor Publishing has selected the Surfing the Net with Kids website to be included in our revised edition of "Let's Make A Move!" This story/activity book is for young children who are moving to a new city. We believe that your website provides an excellent means for children to research the geography, history and people of their new city/state.

• November 11, 1999
• Barbara, Thank you for continuing to provide incredible information to surfers on the Net. We placed your site in our kids book (300 Incredible Things for Kids on the Internet) over two years ago and I always recommend the site and newsletter when I do my radio interviews. Keep up the incredible job! Ken Leebow http://www.300Incredible.com

• September 12, 1999
• Glad to hear you are being recognized even internationally. I knew it would come as you are so consistently able to pick sites that are worth checking into. Not a kid myself (almost 80) but able to enjoy the clever things you find. Don't know how you do it. A fan.... Ernie Herr -- Combat Stories of WWII

• August 19, 1999
• I LOVE your newsletter. It is so clever and worthwhile. My kids are 12 and 8. I am a clinical social worker and hubby is a high school teacher. These are instructive and educational and enjoyable topics. Thank You Barbara Fritz

• August 17, 1999
• Dear Friend; I sure do wish to THANK YOU for your frequent newsletter. I am having a ball keeping up with it. Grampa Dennis Merritt

• July 15, 1999
• Your site is truly a gem! I enjoy browsing through it and seeing all of the wonderful sites for kids. N. A. P.

• June 8, 1999
• I just wanted to let you know I love Surfing the Net with Kids. My son and I look forward to receiving the weekly email. The sites you suggest are fun, entertaining, informative, and above all - kid friendly. Thank you for providing such a great service. Christine Shore-Harrison
  
  
• June 1, 1999
• Your column is supposed to be for "kids". I guess I am a 70 year old "kid" because I have surfed with your recommendations since I learned how to use the computer. Many thanks for all your recommendations. Barbara Buhrer

• March 25, 1999
• Parents, Surfing the Net with Kids, is the Web equivalent of the kids' version of TV Guide that you always wished for but never had. Barbara Feldman--a syndicated columnist, former computer consultant, and mother of two--chooses a new kid-safe, kid-savvy site every day. Because she's been doing this for some time now, she has hundreds of sites archived in sensible, easy-to-navigate categories. In the future, we'll probably use this resource to find (and then tip you off to) the occasional outstanding kids site. But don't wait for us. Dummies Daily Internet Tips

• February 1, 1999
• This week's featured site is "Surfing the Net with Kids." This is one of the premier internet resource sites out there. If you haven't visited you, owe it to yourself to spend some time there. There are archives of the weekly topical web listings and a free subscription to a weekly e-mail, giving you a host of interesting places to visit. GET gives it an A+. Guided Educational Tours

• January 27, 1999
• Called "Surfing the Net with Kids," it is the online vision of Barbara J. Feldman and what she feels is wonderful to experience on the Internet. ... The amount and variety of material here is truly wonderful. This site is a great place to explore and poke around. There is such a wide range of material here that there is truly something for everyone. Be sure to sign up for the free email column as well. Enjoy this site, I sure did.

• January 19, 1999
• Congratulations!!! Your web site has been selected as TeacherNet's "Site of the Week." Elsa M. Pagliery, Highlights for Children, Inc.

• January 15, 1999
• MSNBC chose "Surfing the Net with Kids" as an MSNBC Web Pick.

• January 14, 1999
• Today Yahoo! listed "Surfing the Net with Kids" as a Daily Pick on their What's New page (right along with WD-40 and Dunkin Donuts.) Of course, we all know I'm not new, but if Yahoo! wants to call me "new" that just fine with me!

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