FOR MORE
PARENT ZONE
Protecting Your Child:
• Start a conversation with
them about the dangers of
the Internet
• Give your child rules and
enforce them
• Know who your children are
talking to on social media
• Teach your child to not give
out personal information
to strangers (Such as
photos, age, address,
phone numbers, or school
information)
• Teach your child what to
do if they encounter an
inapropriate or adult site
• Use the pre-select option
on your browser to control
which websites your
children cannot visit
• Before allowing your child
to use a site, check it out
yourself and see if it is safe
INFORMATION
PLEASE CONTACT:
Family Resource Center in
Southaven:
5847 Getwell Rd. Bldg. B Ste. 3
Southaven, MS 38672
662-404-6030
Family Resource Center in
Hernando:
3246 Hwy. 51 South Ste. 1
Hernando, MS 38632
662-912-5900
*If you believe either you or your
child are in immediate danger,
please contact your local police
department*
FOR KIDS!
 ONLINE SAFETY
The Internet can be a fun and
awesome place, but if we aren’t
careful it can be a dangerous place.
Let’s talk about how we can stay
safe on the web!
HELPFUL TIPS
ALWAYS:
• Talk to an adult if you think
something is wrong
• Use STRONG passwords
(Like using numbers,
symbols & capital letters)
• Know who you’re talking to
• Be careful what you post
NEVER:
• Give out personal
information (Like location,
age, address, birthdate)
• Say anything you wouldn’t
want said to or about you
• Post anything you don’t
want the world to see
THE RISKS BEFORE YOU
Cyberbullying: POST
• Loneliness
• Low self-esteem
• Nervousness about going
T- Is It True?
to school or using Internet
• Depression and anxiety
Personal Information:
H- Is It Helpful?
• Spreads quickly to many
people
• Can reach people you don’t
I- Is It Inspiring?
know
• Lets strangers know how
and where to find you
N- Is It Necessary?
Inappropriate Content:
• It’s permanent
• Can ruin reputations
K- Is It Kind?
• Can get you in trouble
• Can damage future
opportunities