The Parents guide to Cyberbullying and How to stop it destroying your kid?
The effects of cyberbullying range from anxiety and feelings of loneliness to self-harm and sometimes even suicide. Cyberbullying on social media can be hard to spot, but parents can take steps to prevent it.
First confirmed AI-generated images of child sexual abuse
Child Sexual abuse “For members of the public – some of this material would be utterly indistinguishable from a real image of a child being sexually abused. Having more of this material online makes the internet a more dangerous place.”
Why Parents Find Online Safety Talks for Kids Invaluable
As a parent, it’s time to have an online safety talk with your children. The internet has revolutionised how we communicate and access information. However, it’s also a place where your children can see harmful content, cyberbullying, and online predators. By having a conversation about online safety, you can help them understand the potential risks and how to navigate the digital world safely.
Protecting Our Little Digital Explorers: Tips for Parents Ensuring Online Safety for Children
Our online talks for parents, businesses and NGOs are ideal for people who need help with understanding internet safety for kids and how to protect kids, tweens and even teenagers.
Snapchat is still the most dangerous social media for Kids, nevermind TikTok!
Despite TikTok’s incredible popularity, Snapchat is the most dangerous social media app for kids. Snapchat is secretive, divisive and dangerous to Kids. Snapchat needs a health warning, and parents should not ignore it!
Is YouTube Safe for Kids in 2023? Here’s our parent’s guide!
As a parent, you need to be sure your children are safe. Let’s explore whether YouTube is safe for kids in 2023 and discuss some tips to make them safer. Would you let your 8-year-old walk down a red-light street in Amsterdam? No, you would not!
Why 99% of Parents recommend our Online Safety Talk for Parents
Book an online safety talk for parents today and find out why 99% of all parents would recommend our parents talk to other parents. Yes, it is really true, parents love our talks. They really do. They say it gives them the confidence to take back control at home. Simple Tips, straight talking. Remember, it’s your home! You rule.
The Five things Kids must never share online!
Police rescue a nine-year-old girl about to meet a registered paedophile in a park near her house. She spoke to him on Instagram a year before and told him she had a dog ‘Snowy’. A year later, he came back and tricked her into meeting him by asking her, ‘How is Snowy’? Luckily her mum intervened and rang the police.
Do the Police have the Powers to Search your Phone
When can police officers search your phone? First, you permit them second; they have a search warrant. But there are two more grounds on which they can take your phone without your permission.
The Dangers of TikTok for Kids: What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to be aware of potential dangers on TikTok, including cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, and peer pressure to create and share inappropriate videos. Setting boundaries is vital to their child’s use of the app.