Control what your children see online |
As you know, having Internet connection at home can be really helpful or a harmful
tool. Check these easy tips to control what your children watch on their
computer at home in order to help you preventing child sexual abuse and
to protect all your family members. Today,
we will show you the most important tips to be protected:
First, consider that you should avoid the problem.
So, start by preparing the members of your family, specially your children, in
order to be protected before the problem or the attack comes to them
and talk about the issue.
Talk about it: children often keep the abuse in secret. This is
because abusers manipulate and confuse children in order to
make them believe that what they are doing is normal or even a game.
Always talk about child abuse to your children, adapting the conversation to a
child speech to remove the barrier of silence.
Talk about the topic |
Stay alert: give a careful credit to different signs such as
irritation, swelling or rash on the genitals, urinary
tract infections, and even other problems like abdominal pain or
headaches result of anxiety. It is also very important to recognize emotional
signs such as withdrawal or depression, excessive self-imposed,
unexplained anger or rebellion problems.
Protect computers with
passwords. To install a password for accessing to all devices will allow you to control the use of Internet at
home.
Be always alert |
Do not share personal
information. Control personal data requested by children’s pages
and pay attention to those that ask for personal information. Talk to your
child for he/she understands the dangers about providing certain information
publicly and also discuss about sweepstakes and promotions online.
Control the use of chats
and messaging programs. Chats, social networks and
instant messaging services can be the means that children use to share
interests and build friendships. Nevertheless, the anonymity of the Internet
can put children in the way of abusers or imposters.
Protect your family |