All children are naturally curious, we need to work together to channel that curiosity to ensure that they only access the intended information and not become sidetracked - think behaviour, not technology.
Fred is sitting in the kitchen searching for videos of pirates online. He clicks to watch a video of "Somali pirates hostage situation" and is left frightened and confused. Children can be curious online, and nurturing this is great. But it's important they be curious in a safe environment.
April is chatting to her friend online and decides to share an image of herself. Unfortunately, the image is shared with other people that she didn't want to see it. Children can be curious online, and nurturing this is great. But it's important they be curious in a safe environment.
Jack is playing a video game online when a player starts a chat with him that leads to cyberbullying. Children can be curious online, and nurturing this is great. But it's important they be curious in a safe environment. We're passionate about giving parents that right tools to keep their children safe online.
This is film 1 of 4 from the NCA-CEOP Command's Thinkuknow education programme's new resource called 'Nude Selfies- What Parents and Carers Need to Know'. Film 1 helps parents and carers understand the reasons why young people create and share nude or nearly nude images.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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