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As a parent you are bound to be worried about what your kid does on the internet especially with so many incidents around involving cyber crimes. Though you cannot deny the strong source of knowledge the internet is to your kids you also cannot just sit back and relax while your child spends a few hours using the internet. It is not a problem when your kid is little enough and he asks you to do the research for him but is definitely a problem if he knows to type well. It means he has access to the whole world. Internet has its hazards; maybe he wants to see the meaning of ‘Lego’
So there is a school project and you help your child out by taking printed versions of all animals he needs. The children of today are versed with laptops and tablets alike, and know the ‘internet’ from a very early age. Moreover, for a child internet is just about typing anything and getting answers and printable pages and pictures. What a child does not know is the internet’s bad and phishing areas, viruses and online privacy, security and cyber bullying – to name a few. As a responsible parent of a child who has access to the world’s biggest power, it is both challenging and extremely important to have a clear, internet safety plan at home. You need to teach your kid about social etiquette, online security, privacy, cyber crimes and what not. And here’s how to begin.
So, the point is, when you have a kid at home who uses the internet, make sure he follows certain rules and at the same time you too have out put some strict restrictions on them.
Here are 10 very important tips for your kid’s internet safety:
The internet is a vast space and you are your child’s only security. You have to take an active part in your child’s internet use. Let him know that his searches will be reviewed by you and yet he has the freedom to browse the internet. Don’t trump their excitement off using the internet, just guide them how to use it properly without getting involved into unwanted activities. You kid is smart enough, he will definitely cooperate.
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