Most parents monitor their kids facebook accounts and even have their passwords.
I can confidently say that this is a very good thing; even more important now as the number of kids on facebook has increased.
Bullying, online predators and facebook itself being a major distraction if uncontrolled are some of the reasons why parents should monitor their kids facebook.

The study — which was conducted among 500 social media users – found that 92% of parents are Facebook friends with their children (of all ages) and more are turning to the site to monitor their kids’ interactions. Safety was named as the top reason for looking at their profiles (40%), followed by curiosity (15%).
But 55% of parents are also making sure the site isn’t it interfering with homework, chores or other activities. Other top concerns include not spending enough time with friends and family (45%), the potential of meeting strangers (41%), bullying others (17%) and being a victim of bullying (16%).
Meanwhile, a high majority – 72% — even have their kids’ Facebook passwords. (Lab42 didn’t provide details on which age demographics for their kids fall into this category.)

Definitionofwellness.com defines wellness as "an active process of becoming aware of and making choices toward a more successful existence". They also outline ten types of wellness namely social, occupational, spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional, environmental, financial, mental and medical. This are all areas we will cover on Pearlle.

Around the last quarter of 2011, I began working towards developing a better me - physically and spiritually, and started to do tons of research on the web to guide me through this. I feel like this magazine could not have come at a better time, because this will be a huge growing experience for me, and I hope it will be for you as well.

I'm excited for 2012, especially excited to begin this journey with you.

-Boma
For the Pearlle Team