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Are your family's devices taking over every corner of your home? It is time to reclaim your space! Here is why tech-free zones are essential and where to start: 1️ The Dining - Replace scrolling with actual conversations - Build stronger family bonds 2️ Bedroom - Better quality sleep for everyone 3️ Study Space Success - Improve concentration - Increase productivity 4️ Living Room - Bring back family game nights - Encourage face-to-face interactions 5️ Bathroom - Reduce unnecessary screen time -  Improve hygiene (you know it's true!) Start small. Choose ONE zone to start. Set clear family guidelines and lead by example (parents, this means you, too!). Warning signs your home needs Tech-Free Zones: - Family members communicate by text... while in the same house - Meals are regularly interrupted by notifications - Your furniture arrangement centres around charging stations - Real conversations are constantly paused for just one quick check Creating tech-free zones isn't about restriction—it's about reconnection! Share below: Which room in your house became a tech-free zone first? What positive changes have you noticed? #techfreezone #digitalwellness #familytime #screentime #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #gaming #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether

As technology becomes increasingly integral to our digital natives's childhood, managing gaming time effectively has become a critical parenting skill.  we have five tips that parent can leverage on to support their children's gaming time and experiences: 1. Activity-to-Gaming Ratio System. - Set a 2:1 ratio: 30 minutes of activity = 15 minutes of gaming - Track diverse activities: sports, homework, chores, creative time 2. Clear Time Boundaries - Define specific gaming windows during the day - Use parental controls to automate time limits 3. Goal-Based Gaming - Create a list of eligible activities that earn gaming time - Adjust the system as your child grows and develops 4. Family Gaming Agreement - Involve children in setting reasonable guidelines - Clearly outline consequences for breaking rules 5. Consistent Enforcement - Be firm but fair in implementing rules - Lead by example with your own screen time habits Striving to strike the right balance takes time. These strategies can create a framework for healthy gaming while encouraging diverse activities and life skills and digital resilience. 👉 Do you want acquire more insights on digital parenting? Check out our comprehensive guide to raising balanced, tech-savvy children. https://lnkd.in/dgU3thP8 #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #gaming #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether Trust & Safety Professional Association | Kenya Association of International Schools (KAIS) | Tracy Handford | The National KE-CIRT/CC | Kenya Film Classification Board | Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Association (KCSFA) | Evelyn Kasina | Confidence Osein | Andrew Briercliffe |

Online posts last forever. Are you shaping the right digital legacy for your child? The internet never forgets: Once posted, content can be saved and shared indefinitely. Think of your child's digital footprint as a book. You are writing the early chapters – what story are you telling? Steps to building a positive digital legacy: 1. Selective Sharing Is Caring   - Ask: Does this add value to their digital story?   - Remember: Not every moment needs an audience 2. Cultivate Positivity   - Highlight achievements and growth   - Focus on content that uplifts and empowers 3.  Regular Digital Declutter   - Schedule quarterly social media audits   - Update privacy settings consistently 4.  Lead by Example   - Model responsible online behaviour   - Teach them to be mindful digital creators 💭 Before you post, ask yourself: - Would my child consent to this if they could? - Could this content affect their future opportunities? - Am I contributing positively to their digital narrative? Remember: Your child's digital footprint is part of their life story. Help them write a great beginning! #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether

In today's world, our children's digital story begins with their first ultrasound photo. Parents are the authors of their earliest online chapters – are you writing them wisely? Here are 3 golden rules for mindful sharing: 1. Master Privacy Settings - Review platform privacy options regularly - Create custom friend lists for child-related content - Understand that friends only does not mean truly private 2. Location Safety First - Turn off automatic location tagging - Avoid sharing real-time locations - Wait to post about vacations until you are home 3. Future-Focused Thinking - Ask: Would my child thank me for sharing this in 10 years? - Consider: Could this affect their future opportunities? - Reflect: Am I oversharing personal milestones? Your posts today constitutes to your digital footprint which shape your child's digital identity tomorrow. The next time intend to share, pause and ask: Is this my story to tell? Will it compromise my child? Trust & Safety Professional Association | Kenya Association of International Schools (KAIS) | Confidence Osein | Angeline Corvaglia #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether

Transitioning your child to social media can be quite challenging, we have developed some steps by step guides for you. Keep in mind that this process is a gradual introduction that beats sudden immersion! Let's break down the journey together: 1. Start Small, Start Smart   📍 One platform, one step at a time   - Choose a beginner-friendly platform that your child prefers and go through the community guidelines and responsibilities together.   - Explain why you are starting there and consider putting down an agreement. 2. Team Up with Joint Accounts   📍 Learning together, growing together   - Pair your accounts to theirs (look at an example of TikTok's Family Pairing)   - Guide them through features and implement them together 3. Set clear expectations and consequences with a family social media agreement.   - Agree on modalities grounded on your family values   - Establish consequences for breaking rules 4. Build Digital Literacy Skills   - Applied knowledge is power, especially on application of online tools.   - Build critical thinking resilience and about content responsibilities. 5. Quality Over Quantity   📍 Encourage them to start with a trusted inner circle   - Connect with family first   - Add close friends gradually and vet new online friends   - Teach safe connection and relationship practices Think of social media like swimming - start in the shallow end with floaties! You need to be a role model for good social media habits, keep communication open and judgment-free, and celebrate responsible digital behaviour. We are here to give you more guidance? Speak to us through 📞 +254 100 949094 or 📨 info@eveminet.co.ke Trust & Safety Professional Association | Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Association (KCSFA) | Kenya Association of International Schools (KAIS) | Kenya Film Classification Board | The National KE-CIRT/CC | Communications Authority of Kenya | Evelyn Kasina | Andrew Briercliffe | Confidence Osein | Safe Online | #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether

Happy Mashujaa Day! As we celebrate Mashujaa Day, we honour the brave freedom fighters who secured our independence and the everyday heroes shaping Kenya's future. We salute everyone who tirelessly contributes to our nation's progress. Heroism lives in the daily actions of Kenyans who show up for themselves, their families, friends, and the people around them. As we reflect on our past and look towards our future, may our actions today inspire the heroes of tomorrow, creating a legacy that will make future generations proud. Let us continue to work together, building a prosperous, just, and united Kenya. #Mashujaaday #shujaa #Kenya #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether

When is the right time to allow your child to sign up and use social media? Do you wonder is they are ready for #sociamedia? Before handing over social media keys here are a few tips and tools to enable them to be prepared for the world of social media. Here is a mini-readiness checklist: 1. Digital Footprint Awareness   - PAUSE before sharing   - Understands future impact of current posts (even the disappearing ones) 2. Safety Savvy   - Recognizes red flags in conversations   - Knows how to block and report   - Understands privacy settings 3. Information Guardian   - We can identify what's safe to share   - Understands personal information sharing risks 4. Time Management Master   - Can balance online and offline activities   - Can follow agreed-upon time limits 5. Cyberbullying Conscious   - Recognizes different forms of online bullying   - Understands the importance of being an upstander 6. Conflict Resolution Ready   - Knows when to engage and when to walk away   - Can communicate respectfully online Social media readiness is not about age, it requires readiness, maturity and preparation. In collaboration, we can create Social Media Agreements outlining expectations and safety guidelines. We are here to walk the digital leaning journey with you, Connect with us +254 100 949094 #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether Trust & Safety Professional Association | Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Association (KCSFA) | Kenya Association of International Schools (KAIS) | KENYA SCOUTS ASSOCIATION Riara University

Is your child's online time taking a toll on their physical health? Know the signs:  - Frequent headaches  - Complaints about blurry vision   - Dark circles under the eyes  - Difficulty waking up  - Changes in eating patterns   - Avoiding sports they once loved   - Choosing screens over outdoor play   - Incomplete homework   - Difficulty concentrating in class Digital wellness and physical wellness are two sides of the same coin. Balance is key!  A healthy digital life supports, not replaces, physical wellbeing. 🔍 Pro Tip: Use the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. When was the last time your family had a device-free day of physical activities? Share your family's favourite offline activities below! Let's inspire each other to get moving! Need guidance on balancing your child's digital and physical health? We're here to help!  #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether

Is your child hiding their digital life? In this video, Evelyn Kasina highlights two concerning trends: 📌 Locked chats concealing contacts. 📌 Disappearing photos that someone can still save. It is crucial to open channels of dialogue about online safety and digital wellbeing with our children. The digital world offers amazing opportunities but could also pose risks we need to be aware of and address together. Educating our children on the permanence of online actions/ digital footprints and the importance of protecting personal information. Learn from this eye-opening video, then use the information with your child today. Have an honest conversation about their online activities and experiences then work together to establish online resilience and safe digital habits. https://lnkd.in/gjChvrWC Share your thoughts with us and let us know if the tips we have given work for you! Trust & Safety Professional Association | Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Association (KCSFA) | Kenya Association of International Schools | Tracy Handford | Riara University | KENYA SCOUTS ASSOCIATION #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether #DigitalTransformation

Day 14 of #OCSAM - October Cyber Security Awareness Month. We often focus on screen time—but what about screen/ content impact? Here are some emotional red flags that require your attention as a parent/guardian if you notice them on your child concerning their online experiences and digital well-being:   1️⃣ Canceling plans with friends   2️⃣ Preferring online interactions to in-person ones   3️⃣ Sudden outbursts after online sessions   4️⃣ Jumping or flinching at notification sounds   5️⃣ Visible anxiety when checking messages   6️⃣ Changing the subject when asked about online activities   7️⃣ Defensive responses to casual questions   8️⃣ Hiding screens when others are nearby Don't wait for a crisis. Start the conversation today. Set a weekly emotional check-in with your child. Make it casual, sponteneous and consistent. 📞 Need support? Contact us for guidance on navigating your child's digital experiences. We are here to help! #digitalparenting #onlinesafety #parentingtips #cybersecurityawarenessmonth #OCSAM #digitalwellbeing #Eveminet #SaferTogether Trust & Safety Professional Association | TikTok | Confidence Osein | Andrew Briercliffe | The National KE-CIRT/CC | Kenya Cyber Security & Forensics Association (KCSFA) | Kenya Film Classification Board | Evelyn Kasina