Today, even the youngest generations use the Internet. Especially since there are many dangers lurking on the Internet. How easy it is to accidentally click and infect a computer or tablet with a virus, lose money, or worse. And children are unaware of these dangers and too young to understand them.

Sure, we can explain to our children that meeting someone they met online may not be the best idea. However, that does not stop them from communicating with strangers in this way and often revealing certain sensitive information, such as school. Not to mention the fact that they now have easy access to pornographic sites. [It is our role as parents to protect our children. It is up to us to teach them how to avoid the dangers lurking outside and how to avoid the dangers online. However, this must be done delicately, taking into account the age and maturity level of the child.The best thing we can do is to be online with our children. That way we can find out exactly what the child is doing and who he is talking to. We can also learn more about his interests and understand them better, which will improve our relationship. At the same time, we can gently teach him what to do and how to do it.

Of course, as children get older, they will increasingly assert their independence with regard to using the Internet. While this is understandable, it is up to us to what extent we can trust our own children in this regard. After all, every child is different, and we parents are the only ones who know our children best.

In any case, it is worth installing a child lock to block at least some objectionable sites, especially those containing pornographic content. It is also not a bad idea to talk to your child from time to time about what he or she has been doing on the Internet. Only by doing so can you protect your children.

Today, even the youngest generations use the Internet. Especially since there are many dangers lurking on the Internet. How easy it is to accidentally click and infect a computer or tablet with a virus, lose money, or worse. And children are unaware of these dangers and too young to understand them.

Sure, we can explain to our children that meeting someone they met online may not be the best idea. However, that does not stop them from communicating with strangers in this way and often revealing certain sensitive information, such as school. Not to mention the fact that they now have easy access to pornographic sites. [It is our role as parents to protect our children. It is up to us to teach them how to avoid the dangers lurking outside and how to avoid the dangers online. However, this must be done delicately, taking into account the age and maturity level of the child.The best thing we can do is to be online with our children. That way we can find out exactly what the child is doing and who he is talking to. We can also learn more about his interests and understand them better, which will improve our relationship. At the same time, we can gently teach him what to do and how to do it.

Of course, as children get older, they will increasingly assert their independence with regard to using the Internet. While this is understandable, it is up to us to what extent we can trust our own children in this regard. After all, every child is different, and we parents are the only ones who know our children best.

In any case, it is worth installing a child lock to block at least some objectionable sites, especially those containing pornographic content. It is also not a bad idea to talk to your child from time to time about what he or she has been doing on the Internet. Only by doing so can you protect your children.