
Children regularly use different websites and apps from their parents, and it can be hard to keep up in this ever-changing digital world. But the things that help keep children safe online are often similar to the things that keep them safe offline.
Encourage your child to think critically and question what they see online. Talk to them about where they go to get information they trust, talk about fake news, fake followers and scams. Help them develop a healthy suspicion of whether people are who they say they are.
Share your knowledge and experience of good and unhealthy relationships.
Show them how to report any worrying behaviour they see online – for example through Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command or the Internet Watch Foundation.
We can help prepare children for their futures if we help them go online safely and responsibly.
To view each edition of ‘What Parents / Carers Need to Know’ click on the PDF documents below.
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roblox2025
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Using Technology to Boost Reading Skills
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Justtalk Kids
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Snapchat
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Parental Controls on New Devices
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Setting up Apps games and Software
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Using and Reviewing Parental Controls
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10 Top Tips for Creating Family Rules for Using Devices
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How to Combat Online Bullying
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Group Chats
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FaceBook Messenger
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Instagram
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Whatsapp
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Wink
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YouTube
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TikTok
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Roblox
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Virtual Reality
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Online Trolling
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Pop-Up Ads
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Persuasive Design
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Smartphone Safety
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