eSafetyparents

Understand the risks and how to support your child if they are being bullied online.

What to do if your child has found or watched online pornography.

How to talk to your child and give them advice about sharing intimate images and messages.

Help your child achieve a healthy balance in their online and offline activities.

Learn about the benefits of playing games online, as well as the potential risks that your child may face.

Help your child to deal with online contact that makes them uncomfortable or puts them at risk.

Find out the key strategies that every parent needs to know to keep their children safe online.

Build the digital intelligence of your child and help them to act responsibly online.

Advice for parents about determining the right age for their child to access different technologies.

How to handle talking with your child about tricky personal subjects.

How to use parental controls and other tools to maximise the online safety of your home.

Help your child to stay in control of their personal information, online photos and social media identity.

Start the online safety chat with your family and develop an agreement that will suit the age and needs of your children. 

Discover a suite of resources designed to help our very youngest Australians have safe and enjoyable experiences online.

Learn how to talk to your child about online safety as soon as they start using digital devices.

Use these tips to teach your child to ask for help when they are online.

Find out how to choose good online content so your child gets the most out of their screen time.

Explore the practical ways parents and carers can tackle the key online safety issues for children, from birth to 5 years old.

Avoid tech tantrums by creating a family agreement for device use in your home, with the help of our friends from Play School.

Check out this engaging picture book and song designed to help your child learn how to be safe when using digital devices.

Share this fun activity book with young children to show them how to use digital devices in a safe and positive way.