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Some awesome free wellbeing apps to help teach children how to manage emotions and improve general wellbeing...

If you’d like to understand how you can help your child manage their life on social media and limit any risks to their mental wellbeing, here is some great advice...

Children need media literacy skills! Young people have to to be helped develop critical capacity to discern fact from fiction...

So important, even at such a young age...

Many of us realise the good of technology. But right now being new to the digital world, we are still figuring out how to curb the negatives while exploiting the advantages of tech so our kids can be responsible digital citizens...

If you're running business social media accounts, there are some great little tips for giving them a spring clean here... 🌸

Very cool!

A step in the right direction?

Get Appy! Keeping your children healthy and well is a top priority and there are now many apps available to help improve your child’s general wellbeing...

If you share photos of your children on social media, then you need to watch this...

Articles like this are super useful. They shouldn't be there to scare you it should be to prepare you... Have a read and then discuss with your children about how they can keep themselves safe online 💡

Outstanding! 😂👏🏽

Nice reminders for the kids!

‘CU46’ and ‘ASL’: Police issue list of slang terms used by teenagers to help parents spot signs of grooming. Read more at: https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/…/polic e-issue-list-secre…/…

Really useful, one to show your kids!

I work closely with children, teachers and school communities to make sure education prepares young people for life in the modern world. Hosting workshops for kids to help them to use technology and social media safely, responsibly and respectfully. Want to know more? Visit my website: http://swaysocial.media/

⚠️ This is the only post you need to read about Momo ⚠️
"An elaborate, media-driven hoax..."
"A bizarre tale of fake digital news..."
... "A sensationalised hoax fuelled by lurid media reports..."
Parents, please read this article and don’t rely on other parents (or other parents’ Facebook shares) as definitive sources of information: https://www.familyzone.com/blog/momo-unma sked
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“There is nothing wrong with social media, it’s the imbalance.” Interesting read!