Cyber Parenting - Advice by Age
Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education helps equip pupils with the skills and knowledge that they will need to thrive at school and beyond. It supports children and young people to be healthy, safe and prepared for adulthood by dealing with real-life... 
Cyber Parenting - Advice by Age
Some children may have a digital footprint before they are even born, with photos appearing of them before birth, maybe taking selfies on your phone by two and who knows a phone by five years old. What does it mean to be born in generation internet? 23% of children... 
Cyber Parenting - Advice by Age
Tread carefully, digital footprints can last a lifetime It’s tempting to share family moments online, it may be funny also, but how will your future teen feel about that cute toddler shot? In 2009, David DeVore posted a video of his young son still woozy after a trip... 
Cyber Parenting - Advice by Age, Cyber Parenting - One-Off Topics
Have free and frank discussions Encourage your child to talk to you about how they use the internet and show you what they do. Discuss with them the kinds of things they might come across. A good time to talk is when they get a new device or mention a new website.... 
Cyber Parenting - Advice by Age
Agree boundaries Be clear what your child can and can’t do online – where they can use the internet, how much time they can spend online, the sites they can visit and the type of information they can share. Agree with your child when they can have a mobile phone or... 
Cyber Parenting - Advice by Age
Explore and Search safely together Talk to your child about what the internet is and explore it together so you can show them all the great fun and educational things they can do. There are a lot of safe search engines such as Swiggle, Kiddle or Kids-search. You can...