The Parents Guide: How to protect our children from the harms of sexting in the digital age
‘Sexting’ is used to describe the creating, sharing and forwarding of sexually explicit photos, messages or videos through digital technologies such as mobile phones and laptops. Sexting may also be called: trading nudes dirties pic for pic In the digital […]
In order to help your child better and protect them from the harms of sexting, it’s important for you to have a better understanding of sexting and other sexual abuse. Here is more academic information about child exploitation and child […]
CEOP CEOP is a national Crime Agency command. If your child has been a victim of sexual online abuse or you’re worried this is happening to someone you know, making a report to CEOP. childline Childline is a free, private […]
NCA-CEOP Command’s Thinkuknow education programme produces four videos to explain nude selfies and sexting to parents and carers. The name of this series of films is ‘Nude Selfies – What Parents and Carers Need to Know’. This is film 4 […]
If your child has been sending sext of themselves, you may feel angry, upset, or disappointed. But you should know, your child may have fallen into a worse situation and they also feel anxious about talking to you. Things will […]
NCA-CEOP Command’s Thinkuknow education programme produces four videos to explain nude selfies and sexting to parents and carers. The name of this series of films is ‘Nude Selfies – What Parents and Carers Need to Know’. This is film 3 […]
According to a 2013 Kids Help Phone survey, the top 5 reasons for sexting among teenagers are: “I do it for fun.”“I was pressured.”“To get a boyfriend/girlfriend.”“I was curious.”“As a joke between friends.” Combined the result of this survey with […]
NCA-CEOP Command’s Thinkuknow education programme produces four videos to explain nude selfies and sexting to parents and carers. The name of this series of films is ‘Nude Selfies – What Parents and Carers Need to Know’. This is film 1 […]
NCA-CEOP Command’s Thinkuknow education programme produces four videos to explain nude selfies and sexting to parents and carers. The name of this series of films is ‘Nude Selfies – What Parents and Carers Need to Know’. This is film 2, […]
Teens may see sexting as a private and harmless activity. But taking, sharing or receiving such images can have grave consequences. In the digital age, content shared between individuals can easily become a viral phenomenon. Teens who believe sexting will […]