Conversation starters to understand your child’s online life

Talking to children about pornography before they’re exposed can give them healthy coping strategies.

You can speak with younger children about pornography through discussing body changes and healthy behaviour.

By age 11, one-quarter of children will see pornography. Talk about body image and healthy relationships to manage risks.

Talking to teens about pornography can be awkward but will help them develop a healthy understanding of sex, relationships and consent.

Help children navigate bullying online to support their wellbeing

Get advice for talking about online bullying with your primary-aged child.

As your child starts to explore more online platforms and expand their friendship groups, it’s important to talk about healthy behaviours and where to get support.

Teenagers often get less online support from parents, but conversations about bullying online are still very important to help support their growth and identity.

Children with SEN or disabilities are more vulnerable to bullying online. Conversations can help them recognise bullying and get support.