The practical guide to keeping your kids safe online by Corien Vermaak
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Parents should care about their kids being safe online because the internet has become integral to modern-day life, and children spend more time online than ever. While the internet provides numerous benefits, such as access to information and opportunities for communication, it also presents many dangers, including cyberbullying, online predators, and exposure to inappropriate content. Children are particularly vulnerable to these risks as they may lack the knowledge and skills to navigate the online world safely. Parents are responsible for protecting their children and ensuring their safety online and offline. By being involved in their children's online activities, setting guidelines and boundaries, and monitoring their online behaviour, parents can help prevent their children from being harmed and promote responsible and safe internet use.
Understand what other sources of inappropriate content children can be exposed to.
Be empowered to have example-based conversations with your child about dangers.
Build your knowledge to look out for red-flag behaviours.
The book is recommended for parents who are seeking guidance on how to effectively set boundaries and expectations for their child's behavior, while also valuing their child's autonomy and independence. It is suitable for parents who want to develop a deep understanding of their child's needs and are committed to providing guidance and support as their child grows and learns. The book is also beneficial for parents who wish to actively engage in their child's life, showing interest in their interests, hobbies, and activities, and providing guidance and encouragement during challenges and goal pursuits. Additionally, it is valuable for parents who prioritize their child's well-being and are dedicated to supporting their growth and development. The book is relevant for parents who strive to create a safe and nurturing environment for their child to thrive, while also actively participating in their child's education and overall well-being. Finally, the book is suitable for parents who are proactive in seeking knowledge and information about parenting and child development, using the latest research and trends to inform their decisions and actions as parents.