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Find conversation starters, tips and research-backed guidance designed to support your family's digital experience.

Expert tips for discussing age representation and online safety with your teen

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Understanding generative AI through media literacy

This guide to generative AI explores its creative and educational potential while showing how media literacy can help young people think critically about its risks.

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How to support your child through a negative online experience

Created in partnership with UNICEF, this guide helps parents recognise the signs of distress, provide reassurance to their child and take appropriate action.

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Get the conversation started

Talking to your teen about their digital life can be hard. These conversation cards offer suggestions from experts to help you start a discussion.

SAFETY AND PRIVACY

You're worried that something your teen posted online could affect their reputation in the future.

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DIGITAL WELLNESS

Your teen expressed feelings of jealousy after seeing an online friend's content.

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POSITIVE INTERACTIONS

Someone is making unwanted comments on your teen's posts, but they don't want to completely block them.

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DIGITAL WELLNESS

Your teen is seeing content that makes them question their self-esteem.

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MEDIA LITERACY

You discover that your teen is using AI to do their homework.

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POSITIVE INTERACTIONS

Your teen blocked an online friend and is worried about repercussions.

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SAFETY AND PRIVACY

Your teen says that they want to keep certain things in their social media private.

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Be curious – ask your teen to walk you through a day of how they use their technology.DR HINA TALIB

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Age-appropriate content online: What it means for parents

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Digital wellness tips for parents

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Online social comparison and positive self-image | The Jed Foundation

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Finding balance online

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Encouraging digital curiosity

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How to form healthy habits online with your teenager

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Modelling good digital behaviours

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Seeking balance in the physical and digital worlds

OUR EXPERT PARTNERS

Partnering with experts to improve safety across our technologies

We've heard from parents who want to play a larger and more active role in their teens' online experiences. For years, Meta has worked to elevate parents' voices when it comes to online safety. We do this through press engagements and our Screen Smart events, where we educate parents on our teen safety tools, features and resources, and ways parents can be more involved in their local communities on these topics. We also work with external groups and partners to identify and uplift experts' voices to help provide tips on how parents can have productive conversations with their teens about social media use and the importance of age-appropriate experiences.

Parent voices

At Meta, we're committed to empowering families in the digital age, which is why we launched the Meta Parents Network – a group of passionate, community-driven parents who aim to amplify their voices in support of their teens having age-appropriate online experiences that allow them to continue to create and connect with others.