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Experts recommend using monitoring software, like Bark or Custodio, to track online activity, detect bullying, inappropriate language, or signs of grooming. But beyond software, awareness and conversations are crucial. Parents should educate themselves about the language, symbols, and tactics used by predators to better protect their children.
Empowering Parents and Children
Effective communication about online dangers and setting boundaries around game usage is vital. When children feel comfortable discussing what they encounter online, they are less likely to fall victim to predators or harmful content. Moreover, delaying social media and gaming access until children are mature enough to understand the risks can help mitigate exposure.