In a digital age, parents are wondering how to keep kids safe online ... to talk to us. What we know is that 90% of kids ...

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“Explain how easy it is to pretend to be someone else online, and why an adult may wish to approach them,” says Bombusa.

I started playing mobile games and talking to strangers online ... also seek emotional support and information about their identities online. How can they identify the line between dangerous ...

Talking helps to banish a sense of “stranger danger” Many of us were brought up being told that strangers are not to be trusted. Because we don’t know who they are or what their intentions ...

Social media platforms are trying to make online spaces safer for kids. Parents are pleased, but there's still more to do.

Government videos warned children not to talk to ... Goes also covers online safety There is a consensus among experts in children's safety and development that the Stranger Danger message is ...

Rather than 'stranger danger,' the mom tells her daughters about 'strange behavior.' "Instead of talking about strangers, we talk about strange behavior," she explained, "because the thing is ...

When you are away from home, be especially aware of these five ways dangerous people might attempt ... remember that you are not obligated to talk to strangers, much less help them do anything.

Never talk to strangers or accept rides from them ... Tour the neighborhood with your child to identify safe and dangerous circumstances and places. • Never tell people at the door or ...