Keeping Children Safe Online #BehindTheTik

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How much is too much when it comes to sharing a child's life online? What are the potential risks and how can parents strike a balance between celebrating their children and safeguarding their future?
Joining us on #BehindTheTik is Nteboheng Lekhuleni, a social worker from White River Child Welfare, who helps us unpack these important issues. We discussing child protection, online safety, digital footprints and the key considerations every parent and caregiver should keep in mind before featuring their children on social media and other digital content platforms.
Whether you're a parent, guardian, content creator or simply interested in protecting children in the digital age, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
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5 Jul English South Africa Society & Culture

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