Can a 9 years old child can have a yahoo?

Question

Can a 9 years old child can have a yahoo?

Answer 1

sure! I wouldn't encourage putting an email address on every site he/ she puts his/her eyes on, but at this day and age, not having an email address is just not something a parent should do ;)

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Answer 2

they cant have a yahoo account because of age resitriction rules but they can always write a fake date of birth as no ones their to tell them not to. it is best for them not to until they know bad from good and how to use the computer.

Answer 3

A yahoo what?   Email address?

Answer 4

Probably. But why? Normal play with other kids and adults is far more constructive. Putting a child in front of a computer is lazy parenting.

Answer 5

yes, anyone can have a yahoo account you might have to lie about the age tho im not sure

Answer 6

I would not let my 9 year old child have a yahoo account or even their own email address unless I could guarantee that they wouldn't receive pornographic emails, etc.  If you want your kid to have fun stuff to do online, get him/her a Webkinz or go to Club Penguin.  You have to be able to monitor their online interactions and what websites they can get to because p**n websites are actively trying to contact everyone, even kids.

Answer 7

I wouldn't do that.. for an e-mail you must state you are 18

Answer 8

Yes - There is Yahoo Kids- I don't believe it has e mail,  if a nine year old wants to send or receive e mail he or she can do it through the parents e mail.

Answer 9

A yahoo....... ????

Answer 10

yes.... if the parent watches the child while they are on and be kinda strict on want sites they may go on because that can be bad or good

Answer 11

it's not allowed by Yahoo!  there are age restrictions, but you can always get around those, but it's not a good idea to let a 9 year old child have an account anyway.  there are so many sick predators out there that could easily target a 9 year old child.  a child has no need for an Yahoo! account, why risk it?