Parents need to know that this site is a sister spin-off from the award-winning magazine New Moon Girls. It's aimed at girls 8-12 years old; content is written by girls and about girls'/women's issues and accomplishments. Girls can post questions, contribute to staff-moderated message boards, and read or publish stories, videos, art, and poems, all of which are screened before posting to the public. Girls decide whether they want to share their creative portfolios or keep them private. There's a New Moon store where posters, back issues of the magazine, and T-shirts are sold. Otherwise, this site is completely ad free. It's a subscription model, with a membership fee of $19.95 per year.

Families can talk about whether they might like to participate in discussions or post questions on this type of Web site. What kinds of questions might they feel more comfortable asking on the computer versus with a friend or adult? Will they actually check back to find out who has responded? What will they do if the response to their question is un-satisfactory in some way?