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Many parents feel teaching their kids about online safety is important, but they don’t quite know how to go about it. That’s why we’re here.
To help make your life a little easier, we’ve done the research for you and pulled together the most trusted information from around the internet about online safety and bullying.
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How to report online bullying
Nobody should be bullied online. Here are six things you can do to report it. Open resource
Teens, screens and sleep
Good sleep is important to teens’ healthy development and there are concerns about how screens might affect this. But it’s a complicated picture. Open resource
Working with your teen’s school
Nine steps to help you work with your teen's school. Open resource
Talking to teens who’ve bullied someone
Many teens are involved in bullying at some point. But with the right guidance from parents, they can stop this harmful behaviour. Open resource
What is bullying?
Around 1 in 4 school-aged children in Australia has been bullied recently, Open resource
Warning signs that teens are bullying others
Six things to look out for, and what you can do to start a conversation. Open resource
Warning signs that teens are being bullied or online bullied
Six warnings signs to be on the lookout for. Open resource
Supporting teens who’ve been bullied
Nine tips to help you support the teens in your life. Open resource
Seven signs your teen is being bullied online
If we keep an eye out for changes in our teens’ behaviour, we can learn to spot when something seems ‘off’. Open resource
How to talk about porn with your kids
Equip your children with the values and knowledge that allows them to appropriately manage and make sense of online porn. Open resource
What happens when you call a helpline?
Calling a helpline can be a great first step to help teens understand what they’re going through and decide what to do next. Open resource
How much screen time should my kids be having?
The amount of time spent on screens or on social media is not the best indicator of wellbeing or support. Open resource