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Home / Online Safety / Digital Parenting – some up to date advice.

Digital Parenting – some up to date advice.

10th January 2022 By daveross

In this fast-changing digital world it is hard to keep up with how best to support our young people to keep safe whilst online. There’s a lot of advice about online safety out there, some of it contradictory and much of it is years out-of-date.

The internet is now a major part of almost every aspect of daily life – and that’s just as true of family life as it is work or entertainment.

The attached article gives 5 key tips to help

  • Building a child’s digital resilience will keep them safer than blocking or filtering
  • Don’t limit the talk you have with your child to ‘the online safety conversation’
  • Balance taking an interest in your child’s online activities with giving them the space to be independent
  • Don’t be afraid to set boundaries
  • Concentrate on how children use digital media rather than for how long

For more detail and support you can read the full article here


 

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