About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is getting their first digital device or starting to explore the internet independently. This concise guide demystifies technology, explaining the basics of hardware, software, and the internet in clear, simple terms. It then pivots to the crucial topic of digital citizenship, covering online safety, privacy, and the concept of a 'digital footprint'. By fostering curiosity and self-confidence, it empowers children to navigate the online world with integrity and kindness. Its straightforward, visual format makes it an excellent, non-intimidating starting point for vital family conversations about responsible tech use.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The primary sensitive topic is cyberbullying. The book addresses it directly and factually, offering practical advice for what to do if you or a friend experiences it (tell a trusted adult, block the person, save evidence). The approach is secular and aims for an empowered, hopeful resolution where the child has the tools to act safely and responsibly.
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