Do this from time to time to be aware of new things that may pop up over the years. Be aware of their “Googleability.” Have you ever Googled yourself or your child? If not, you should, just so you can be aware of what personal information is out there. It may not seem like a big deal now, but this can hurt their online reputation as they grow into adulthood and eventually enter college, and then the job market. Just because something is posted and then deleted does not ensure that it is permanently deleted from the Internet. Teach your child to be aware of what’s posted. Educate them about some of the things mentioned in this article, and what can be a red flag.Įncourage them to come to you for guidance when questionable content or situations come up.
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Have open conversations with your kids about how to avoid strangers, how to prevent revealing too much about themselves, and general Internet safety. Teach yourself the ins and outs of the site that your kids want to use, so you know exactly what they can and cannot do. If you don't have a social media account for that site already, get an account for yourself. Ask your children which sites they are interested in having an account on.
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