Vlogs from parents to parents

Oversharing is not caring: basic principles to teach your children

When acting responsibly, your children can explore the online world and build their own identity without oversharing and exposing too much on the internet. How? In cooperation with child psychologist Jarmila Tomkova, we have prepared some tips and activities that can help them do just that.

Is your child being cyberbullied? These are the red flags

Is your child moody or do they pretend to be sick just to avoid school? Puberty, exams or laziness are not the only reasons that might be behind such behaviour. Cyberbullying (harassment that takes place in the digital space), can be another cause with possibly far-reaching real-life consequences. Unfortunately, not every parent can distinguish common teenage issues from the red flags raised by cyberbullying.

Can you spot fake news in the daily deluge of information? Can your children?

Fake news, in various forms, has been around as long as news itself. It’s a serious problem but there is also a light side. Have a look at this April Fool’s Day hoax from 1957. Think about this – a well-respected national broadcaster, in a more conservative time, used a serious current affairs show (Panorama) to play a joke on British citizens.

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