Monitor Your Child’s Activity Online

Posted on: July 20th, 2016 by Neurohealth Associates

Monitor Your Child’s Activity Online

Kids today spend lots of time online. Consider establishing the following rules to keep your child safe:

No computer in your child’s bedroom. Keep it out in the open. That goes for tablets and cell phones, too.
No posting personal information—like last names or school names.
No choosing an email address or screen name that reveals your child’s identity.
No arranging face-to-face meetings with online “friends.”
No random surfing. Visit parent-approved sites only.
No uploading or downloading apps or files without permission.
No clicking on pop-up ads or visiting adult chat rooms.
No secrets. If your child sees something upsetting, she must tell you.

We believe in addition to keeping your children safe, cultivating these practices will make for a better more meaningful relationship between you and your children.

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Tags: Children, kids technology, parenting

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