The internet is a place for collecting information, knowing new things and exploring the world. Meanwhile, it also presents risks for children. Internet safety practices are important to protect children.

1. Safe Browsing Habits

Think before clicking, posting, sending and sharing - Teach children to be cautious about links, downloads, and unfamiliar websites.
Communicate openly - Invite kids to share with you their positive and negative experiences from the internet.
Practice digital citizenship - Respectful, accountable, and moral behaviour should be modelled and encouraged online.

2. Reporting and Responding

Recognise the warning signs of online predators, abusers, and other threats.
Keep records of harmful messages, images, or activities to aid in reporting.
Report incidents to school authorities, institutes, and law enforcement if necessary.

3. Parental Controls

Block access to inappropriate websites and limit screen time.
Track online activity and receive alerts for suspicious behaviour.
Adjust controls based on the age, interests, and developmental requirements of each child.
Teach age-appropriate education about online safety and digital citizenship.