Set clear online boundaries
Set rules for screen time and online activity to create a safe digital environment. Use parental controls and private DNS services to restrict access to harmful content and monitor usage without violating privacy.
Encourage open communication
Talk to your children regularly about their online experiences. Create a trusting environment where they feel comfortable sharing their concerns about cyberbullying or suspicious behavior.
Use technology wisely
Implement router security features and VPNs to protect your family's online presence. Teach children how to use privacy settings and recognize unsafe interactions on social platforms.
Promoting digital literacy
Help children understand the impact of their online activities and how to respond to cyberbullying. Encourage critical thinking about the content they encounter and share.
Voices from families dealing with cyberbullying
Real Stories: Parents and Children on Overcoming Cyberbullying
When my daughter was harassed online, we initially felt lost. The tools and advice from The Online Community helped us set clear boundaries and regain control over her digital space. It really made a difference in her self-confidence and safety.
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Cyberbullying by the Numbers: What Parents Need to Know
Understanding the extent of cyberbullying helps parents take informed measures to protect their children. These statistics demonstrate how widespread and impactful online bullying can be among young people.
of young people aged 12 to 17 have experienced cyberbullying at some point, highlighting the common features of this problem.
of teens say cyberbullying has affected their mental health, causing anxiety, depression or lower self-esteem.
of parents say they are unsure how to effectively monitor or prevent cyberbullying on their child's devices.
of young people who experienced cyberbullying found support and relief after talking to a trusted adult or using online safety tools.
Take a stand against cyberbullying
Use trusted resources and contact support organizations dedicated to protecting children online. Equip yourself with practical tools and expert advice to create a safer digital environment. Together, we can limit the harm and empower families to respond confidently to incidents of cyberbullying.
Get support and guidance
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