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Cyber Safety for Kids in 2024

06/8/2016

Cyber Safety for Kids

Internet Safety

Unlike us, our children have been born into a digital world.  

They are digital natives navigating through their young lives with technology at their fingertips.  

Children today have access to a multitude of devices in a variety of locations.  At home they watch smart TV’s, use computers and laptops, smartphones, tablets, e-readers, gaming consoles…….whew!

Having all of these devices on-hand opens up a whole new world of experiences.  What is it that they are using these devices for? 

Their activities have the potential to expose them to inappropriate material such as explicit words, nudity, violence, gambling and cyber-bullying.  Supervision of children on devices is key to pro-actively minimising the chances of them coming across such material.  Open and frequent conversations about the dangers of the internet are also a must.  Another helpful tool is the setup of parental controls for internet safety.

Here are some stats that popped up when I did a quick search:

  • 7 – 17 year olds who would freely give our their home address…….29%
  • Average age of first internet exposure to pornography is……….8 years old
  • Parents that believe that their children know more about technology than they do……..41%
  • 12-15 year olds who admit they have not met 1 of 3 ‘online friends’

Are you starting to feel a little nervous about your child’s exposure and the thought of supervising them and configuring your devices to provide safer internet experiences?  The Cyber Safety Tech Mum can help.

Our role as parents is to guide our children in their every day life choices and The Cyber Safety Tech Mum is proud to be helping to educate parents on how to be active in their child’s digital life.  This website assists parents in keeping up-to-date with managing cyber danger, reviewing popular online games and apps and offering individualised plans for the setup of parental controls for internet safety in your home.

Click here to see how The Cyber Safety Tech Mum can help you.

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