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Advice for parents and carers to help kids stay safe online

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Advice for parents and carers to help kids stay safe online

Create a family tech agreement with your children Learn more

Online safety basics – what you need to know Find out more

In this section

Online safety basics

Focus on under 5s

Safer gaming for families

Cyberbullying

Prevent child sexual abuse online

Parental controls

Issues and advice

Webinars for parents and carers

Join one of our free webinars for parents and carers to learn the latest strategies for helping children stay safer online.

Parent resources

Family online safety in more languages

Find our short videos and easy-to-read advice sheets with translations, to help you talk to your children about online safety.

More topics

and resources

Online porn

Child grooming

Are they old enough?

Screen time

Sexting and sending nudes

The hard-to-have conversations

Privacy and your child

Good habits start young

Family tech agreements

Swoosh and Glide picture book and song

Mighty Heroes online safety adventure

Gift Guide

Early and often still the best advice when it comes to online safety

It’s never too early to encourage good online habits, including by modelling consent when taking and sharing photos.

We need to talk

This National Child Protection Week, I have one message to the parents and carers worried about how to keep their kids safe online: I hear you loud and clear.

Helping Aussie kids swim between the flags online

Today, I had the opportunity to address the Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society, as part of its inquiry into the influence and impacts of social media

Protecting our (increasingly younger) children from cyberbullying

eSafety is urging parents and caregivers to learn about cyberbullying and take on advice as kids head back to school in Term 3.

Online safety book

Our downloadable guide offers practical skills and advice about how to tackle the big issues.

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