From one mum to another

How do I keep my kids safe online?

The #1 parent resource answering that question — the actual tech that works, simplified for parents, updated weekly.

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The tech that actually works to protect kids — simplified for parents.

I'm a mum of two boys (with a geeky husband). I dug into what kids really see online and what actually keeps them safe. Everything I learned lives here — the apps, the settings, the warning signs — kept up to date, especially the ever-growing list of apps & games.

Four simple jobs. One evening each.

This is the step-by-step plan we walk parents through. Start with Step 1 and work your way up — one evening each is plenty, and you don't have to tackle them all at once.

Step 1

Block the bad stuff

Inappropriate sites, adult content, scammy ads in free games.

Step 2

Lock down apps

Step-by-step settings for every app already on their device.

Step 3

Manage screen time

Limits, bedtimes, one-tap pause for dinner — without the daily fight.

Step 4

Know what's happening

Simple reports and gentle alerts so nothing important slips by.

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Do these tonight

Six things every parent can do right now — no purchase, no signup. The biggest wins for the least effort.

  • Check tablets/phones/laptops for Discord or Telegram — the preferred apps predators use.
  • Set up a free family DNS service — free, blocks what kids shouldn't see — options and guide inside.
  • Turn on the built-in parental controls on every device in the house.
  • Move device charging out of bedrooms into the kitchen overnight.
  • Kids on devices stay in open family areas.
  • Actually read in-game chats & reviews — then talk to your child.