Protecting your children's mental health online.
The internet is packed with cool stuff for kids, but it also comes with some not-so-great things. We’re talking about things like cyberbullying, endless late night scrolling sessions, and the occasional shady stranger lurking in comment sections. Yes, the internet can be awesome - but it can also impact children’s mental health if we're not careful. That’s why having regular chats about online safety is super important. Don’t worry - this isn’t about giving boring lectures that make your kids do eye rolls. We’re here to help you start real, honest conversations that stick. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or the cool aunt/uncle, here’s your friendly guide to talking to kids about staying safe online (without sounding like a broken record). 1. Starting the conversation about online safety (without making it awkward) Talking about online safety doesn’t have to feel like a formal meeting where you’re both sitting stiffly at the dining table. Keep it casual! The goal is to encourage o