Five things you can do to keep them safe. Educate yourself about all social media platforms. Children are naturally curious and they will experiment. Make sure that you know what they are likely to be doing. 2. Communicate openly with your children. Talk to them rather than lecture. Ask questions about what’s going on in their cyber world and have discussions without criticism. This will help to build trust. 3. Teach them how to protect themselves online. Firstly, show them h

Do not respond Take a screen shot Block the contact/s from all your devices Tell an adult you trust immediately If you’re alone call Kid’s Helpline 1800 55 1800 Report the behaviour to the social media administrator Ensure that your accounts are on the highest privacy settings In the case of secretly recorded photos or videos, threats of violence or death, sexually explicit material or racial hate, contact the police. #bullying #online #help

Always remember, You are braver, stronger and smarter than you think Make a list of all your strengths Don't allow haters to take your personal power Even if you don't feel particularly confident, act as though you are Stay positive #bullying #online #resilience #confidence