Today’s children are growing up in a connected world – but that doesn’t mean they always know how to stay safe in it.

Children spend more time on digital devices during the holidays.

Keep them safe this summer

As a parent, grandparent or guardian, your guidance can make a huge difference. Our new leaflet, attached, provides some practical ways to help your child explore the internet with confidence and care this summer holiday.

Alternatively, take a look at the advice on the Get Safe Online website: Are you in touch with what your kids do online? – Get Safe Online

  • start the conversation early – and keep it going
  • point them in a safer directoin
  • keep up with digital trends – especially the risky ones
  • Don’t underestimate the emotional impact
  • respect age restrictions – they exist for a reason
  • set clear rules from the beginning
  • make the most of guilt-in-tools
  • be cautious with video calls
  • talk about the pros and cons of online gaming
  • teach critical thinking about online content
  • remind them to think before they share
  • stick to trusted sources for apps
  • stay observant, not overbearing.

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