Age-Appropriate Videos and Guides for Children’s Digital Safety
Discover curated resources crafted to empower families and educators in online protection.
Digital Safety Basics
Learn vital principles to help safeguard children’s online experiences effectively.
Parental Tools & Support
Explore practical methods to monitor and guide children’s internet use safely.
Resources for Schools & Councils
Access tailored curriculum materials and workshops to foster secure digital learning.
Supporting Parents with Essential Digital Safety Resources
Find clear, practical answers to common questions about protecting your family online, ensuring quick access to trusted advice.
What age groups are the videos designed for?
Our videos are tailored for different age ranges, from young children to teens, providing age-appropriate guidance.
How can schools access your curriculum materials?
Schools can license our curriculum and workshops directly through the platform to support digital safety education.
What features does the Family Safety Hub offer?
The hub includes guides, monitoring tools, and tips to help families maintain safe online habits.
Is CyberParenting.co.uk suitable for local councils?
Yes, we provide resources and workshops designed specifically for councils to support community digital safety.
Are the resources updated regularly?
Our content is reviewed and refreshed to reflect the latest trends and challenges in online safety.
Can parents track their children’s online activity through your platform?
While we offer guidance and tools, direct monitoring features depend on the specific family setup and permissions.
Discover Our Approach
Explore how CyberParenting guides families through digital safety, offering clear steps to protect children online effectively.
Step One: Set Up Your Family Safety Hub
Begin by creating your Family Safety Hub account, laying the groundwork for tailored protection and resources for your children.
Step Two: Engage with Age-Appropriate Content
Access and share curated videos and guides designed for your child’s age to foster safe and informed digital habits.
Step Three: Extend Protection to Schools and Councils
Utilise our curriculum materials and workshops to support educators and local authorities in safeguarding children online.