Online predators pose a serious threat to young people, often using manipulation or deceit to gain trust and exploit vulnerabilities. Adults can help prepare kids by educating them about the dangers of sharing personal information online, recognizing suspicious behavior, and knowing when to report or block someone.
9 Ways to Protect Your Child from Online Predators
All parents need to be concerned about online predators. But kids and teens with learning and thinking differences may be at increased risk. Use these tips to teach your child how to stay safe online.
Children and Grooming / Online Predators
Even on websites geared towards children and young adults, there are often adult online predators who look to interact with children. In the most serious cases, this can lead to real life encounters.
Internet Predators: Warnings & Prevention for Families During Pandemic & Beyond
In an era where children are spending more time on the Internet, it is essential that parents, guardians, educators and trusted adults know the risks and how to prevent exploitation.
Internet Safety 101: Online Predators
When children go online, they have direct and immediate access to friends, family, and complete strangers, which can put unsuspecting children at great risk. Children who meet and communicate with strangers online are easy prey for Internet predators