You are here: Online Safety Parent Toolkit > Understand Young people find the internet an easier place to explore their identity, to challenge adult norms …

Netsafe’s research has identified there are significant differences in how girls and boys approach the internet and staying safe online. Learn about the differences and find …

We know that regular conversations at home help to minimise the harm if things go wrong online. Research shows that parents are critical to the …

We know that regular conversations at home help to minimise the harm if things go wrong online. Research shows that parents are critical to the …

We know that regular conversations at home help to minimise the harm if things go wrong online. Research shows that parents are critical to the …

You are here: Online Safety Parent Toolkit > Learn The easiest way to find out about your child’s online activities is to ask! Ask your …

You are here; Online Safety Parent Toolkit > Explore If you don’t understand what your child is doing online, then try it. One of the …

Sometimes young people don’t know the rules or how to moderate their behaviour. Get our advice on how to set and agree with your child …

It’s important to recognise that each child has unique needs when it comes to online safety, but that some online safety concepts are universal. One …

Young people are always watching what happens, so it’s important you can role model good online safety behaviours. Get some tips on how to role …