Simple habits can help kids communicate with care, protect personal information and ask when they’re unsure.
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Good Digital Habits Start Early
A first connected device can be a chance to help children build simple, thoughtful digital habits.
A few everyday conversations can be a good place to start.
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Start With People They Know
A first connected device is a good place to practice communicating with family and other people your child already knows and trusts.
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Keep Personal Information Private
Home addresses, school details and other personal information should only be shared with a parent’s guidance. Passwords should stay private.
When in doubt: don’t share — ask first.
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If You’re Unsure, Ask
Kids don’t need to figure out every unfamiliar digital situation on their own. If something feels confusing or unusual, they should know they can always come to a parent or trusted adult.
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A Simpler Place to Start
For many families, a child’s first connected device can start with the essentials — simple communication, parental controls and room for everyday independence.
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