Talk with your child about #cyberbullying before it happens, when it happens and long after it's dealt with to support their wellbeing, safety and digital resilience.

For conversation starters and helpful tips ahead of #AntiBullyingWeek, visit InternetMatters.org/talk-cyberbullying.

Should you use #ScreenTime as a reward? Or take it away as punishment?

Online safety experts @drkowert.bsky.social and Richard Waite share their suggestions for supporting positive relationships with tech as your child grows in our latest Q&A ⬇️

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#parenting

How can you tell if an #AI tool is safe for your child?

Dr. Nomisha Kurian shares her considerations to help you decide whether the tools your child encounters online are right for them.

Read her full guidance here: www.internetmatters.org/hub/guidance...

#OnlineSafety #parents #ChildSafety

#Robloxstudio is a free game development program that allows users to create new worlds and games inside the Roblox video game platform. Learn more about #Roblox Studio at internetmatters.org
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Have you noticed your child using the two fingers pointing at each other emoji? It can be a sign that they're feeling shy or hesitant. Learn more about online communication and how to support your child online at internetmatters.org.
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This past year there’s been a lot of debate about children’s access to social media & their digital wellbeing. But young people’s voices are often missing. Our latest report shares their perspective, & our upcoming webinar explores the wider conversation
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Navigating screen time with neurodivergent kids can be tough. This #AutismAcceptanceMonth, we've teamed up with Roblox
& Ambitious About Autism for a new guide! Learn to set boundaries & build healthy screen habits.
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#ScreenTime #Neurodiversity

How do you address #onlinesafety with a neurodivergent child? @internetmatters.bsky.social interview the mother of an autistic child about her strategies and resources:

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Most teens get their news from social media and similar online sources.
To help parents and carers support children's wellbeing, experts John Carr, Parven Kaur, Dr Elizabeth Milovidov and Allen Tsui provide insights and advice.
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Lots of teens love TikTok! To help keep your teen safe on the platform, we recommend that parents turn on Restricted Mode.

We also advise parents to manage who can contact them directly on the platform.

Click on the link below to set up.
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Lots of teens love #TikTok! - but it's important to balance time online with offline activities.

Internet Matters recommends #FamilyPairing on TikTok - set time limits, schedule break reminders and monitor screen time.

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#Adolescence on #Netflix sheds light on the complex issues teens face, including the troubling rise of online misogyny. Misogynistic content can shape young minds in harmful ways. Discover more about the manosphere and its influence.
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#ParentSupport

More and more children in early years have their own tablets or borrow their parents’ devices to play games, use apps and watch their favourite TV shows. See advice on simple things you can do to make sure they’re staying safe online.
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#parentingtips

While entertaining, mukbang streams can sometimes impact children's body image & eating habits. Learn more about online trends & how to navigate them safely.
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#Mukbang #OnlineSafety

There's been a rise in the number of cases where #AI has been used to create nude #deepfakes to the extent 13% of teenagers have experienced one.

Research from @internetmatters.bsky.social raises concerns using deepfake apps is becoming normalised in young people.

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