Digital Literacy and Boundaries for Teens
Open conversations, practical boundaries and a clear route when something goes wrong.
Mothers of pre-teens and teenagers navigating social media and online gaming.
Topics include “Ask for a tour of their online world”; “Check access and privacy together”; “Agree boundaries with a reason”.
Includes 6 practical chapters, an illustrative case, two printable worksheets, an action plan, and linked sources.
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- Ask for a tour of their online world
- Check access and privacy together
- Agree boundaries with a reason
- Plan for harmful contact or content
- Teach a pause before sharing or spending
- Review without constant surveillance
A little reading to begin with
A SAMPLE FROM CHAPTER ONEInvite your child to explain an app or game they enjoy. Ask what people do there, what is public and how they recognise a trusted contact. Do not demand access to private conversations as the opening move.
Notice both benefits and risks. A game may be a meaningful social space while still containing contact or spending risks. Understanding the appeal gives you a better starting point for discussing boundaries. You can admit when you do not know a feature and look it up together through official information. Keep the discussion separate from an immediate punishment wherever safe, so learning does not depend on catching a mistake.
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