We have now reached a point where newborn children are referred to as "digital natives," that is, born into a world now deeply corrupted by technology. From their earliest years, these children will inevitably go toe-to-toe with phones, tablets, video games, chat rooms, and so on. This is not necessarily a bad thing, technology is an extraordinary means of learning such as there have never been in human history, but of course along with the advantages come risks.
Those who have approached these means already at a certain age have learned over time and through mistakes how to defend themselves from the threats of the net and beyond, but children do not have these filters, and therefore protection is up to the parents.
It is important to teach a proper relationship with technology and the Internet, and the ways to do this exist, and they are also very simple. If you don't know how to go about teaching your children to be careful and use technology responsibly, follow our advice.