For parents & caregivers

Be their safe place. Online and off.

You don’t need to know every app. Start with a conversation they’ll feel safe coming back to.

Start with the essentials Know it. Talk about it. Act.

A safer world starts with us.

Get curious

Ask about their favorite game, who they play with, and what made them laugh.

Agree together

Set simple rules for apps, private messages and what stays private.

Check in each week

Notice changes in mood, sleep and online habits. Use the Risk Radar to start a conversation.

A little more guidance

Go a little deeper.

Open just the part you need.

01Role

Children open up when they know they will not be punished for telling the truth. Protection starts with a relationship, then habits, then settings.

02Check the Risk Radar this week

Notice changes in mood, sleep, digital habits and language. Use them to open a conversation. You can seek support for any concern; threats or blackmail need help today.

03Digital parenting habits

Devices in shared spaces when possible
Know their apps and “online friends”
Weekly check-in that is not an interrogation
Model the 3-second rule on your own phone
Keep hotlines visible at home

04Device / account agreements

We know the passwords / recovery emails for kids’ accounts (age-appropriate)
No private DMs with strangers from games
Ask before installing new apps
No sharing of school ID, live location, or OTPs
If something feels wrong, we tell a parent the same day

05Know their world

Platform strip: YouTube, Facebook/Messenger, TikTok, Instagram, Roblox, Minecraft, Mobile Legends, Discord, Telegram → Platforms

One small step today

A conversation is a good start.

Open Risk Radar