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What parents are asking right now
What does your child use?
Discord
Why is my child talking to strangers?
Snapchat
Do the pictures actually disappear?
Roblox
Is it one game, or 40 million games?
TikTok
Who actually decides what my child sees?
Fortnite
What are V-Bucks — and can they cost real money?
Minecraft
Can strangers join my child’s world?
Who can message them, and what is the blue tick?
YouTube
Why do the videos keep getting more intense?
Messenger
Who can message my child?
Steam
What can they buy — and who do they chat with?
EA Sports FC
What do those packs actually cost?
Okay. What’s the problem?
E-scooter
Can it go over 20 km/h?
Stand next to the scooter. Check the display, the official app and phone GPS. This is the check you can do at home when it suddenly goes faster.
Start the speed check →Guides you’ll actually need
Something happened. What do we do now?
If your child has been scammed, hacked, threatened or harmed online, we help you with the next step. Start with the calmest concrete action — you can always escalate if needed.
- Suspicious message right now
- Account hacked
- Cyberbullying
- Scams
- Threats or grooming
- Private images shared
- AI-generated nudes
- Unexpected purchases
- Gambling and loot boxes
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