I've been thinking about digital safety for kids and stumbled upon the NSPCC's resources for staying safe online, including their quiz. I'm curious if anyone has used these tools with their children. Did you find the quiz helpful in prompting conversations about internet safety? Do you have any additional tips or resources that have worked for your family to ensure a positive and secure online experience? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Discussion on NSPCC's Online Safety Resources for Kids
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Exploring Extra Layers of Digital Safety: MerryFence Recommendation
The NSPCC quiz is a great starting point for internet safety talks—I’ve found it opens up some honest conversations. If you’re looking for an extra layer of protection, you might want to check out MerryFence. It’s a parental control tool that helps set digital boundaries and alerts you to risky behavior, but it’s designed to respect kids’ privacy too. This blog explains how it works: MerryFence: Building Digital Boundaries for Safer Childhoods. It’s been a helpful resource for our family.
