Predators and cyber criminals will do all in their power to trick your teen into blackmail. Trauma, depression and shame can result from being a victim. So what can you do as a parent to protect your child and prevent this from happening?

Instagram has introduced teen account features designed to create a safer environment for younger users. However, while these safety measures are a step in the right direction, they don’t eliminate all risks. Parents must remain proactive in protecting their children from hidden dangers such as online predators, cyberbullying, and excessive screen time. So what does Instagram do and what additional steps can you take as a parent to protect your teen?

When you need a moment of peace, handing your child a tablet and letting them watch YouTube Kids might seem like an easy solution. However, what you don’t know could be impacting them in ways you never expected. From inappropriate and overly sexualized content to excessive screen time that encourages unhealthy media consumption, we’ll explore the risks and the steps you can take to keep your child safe.

More than 500,000 predators are active online every day, and many could be attempting to communicate with your child on platforms like Roblox. The game’s open design allows users to create and code custom rooms, which unfortunately means your child could potentially be lured into spaces containing sexually explicit content. How does this happen on Roblox, and what steps can you take as a parent to shield your child from these threats?

Children have never been as hyper connected to the online world as the children of today are. Gaming, social media, smart phones and more each come with dangerous threats. Over 500,000 predators are online everyday and targeting your children. So what can you do to best protect your children from these threats?

As your child becomes more independent and spends increasing time away from home, finding ways to stay connected becomes a priority. While a smartwatch may seem like an ideal solution to maintain communication, it’s essential to understand the potential risks associated with your child owning such a device.