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Unlock the emoji code! 🤔📱 Emojis are more than just fun icons – they hold a world of meaning in your child's online interactions. Here's why it's vital for caregivers to monitor emoji usage:

1️⃣. Combinations can be explicit: Emojis can be used to convey inappropriate or even harmful messages.

2️⃣. Meanings & Context: Emojis rely on context. Caregivers should be aware of the nuances and interpretations of various emojis to understand the intent behind their child's messages.

3️⃣. Bullying and Cyberbullying: Emojis can be tools for bullies. Caregivers need to watch for emojis that may signal harassment, threats, or the emotional distress of their child due to cyberbullying.

4️⃣. Privacy Settings: Emojis can sometimes reveal information about your child's personal life or location. Caregivers should ensure their child's privacy settings are appropriately configured to minimize risks.

5️⃣. Age-appropriate Emojis: Some emojis may not be age-appropriate for children. Monitoring helps caregivers ensure their child uses emojis that are suitable for their age and maturity level.

6️⃣. Emojis in Social Media Profiles: Some emojis may reveal information about your child's location, activities, or personal life. Being aware of these details helps caregivers maintain their child's online safety and privacy.

7️⃣. Monitoring Apps: Caregivers can utilize monitoring apps and tools that track their child's emoji usage. These tools can provide insights into their child's online activities and help ensure their safety.

Create a safer, more positive digital space for your child. 👀💬

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Here are five age-appropriate ways to teach them about body safety:

🗣 Open Conversations: Encourage them to ask questions and share their feelings.

📔 Storytime/Role-Play Examples: Dive into books about body safety that make these conversations easier. You can also role-play examples of what the child should do if presented with unsafe/unwanted touches.

🦺 | ⚠️ | 👎🏾 Safe vs. Unsafe vs. Unwanted Touches: Teach them the difference with simple activities and examples.
- SAFE: When someone touches you in a way that feels okay and doesn't hurt or make you uncomfortable or ashamed. These touches can include hugs from loved ones or a doctor checking your health.
- UNSAFE: When someone touches you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable, scared, or hurt. If someone touches you in an unsafe way, you should tell a trusted adult right away.
- UNWANTED: Touches that you don't like or haven't given permission for. If someone touches you in a way that you don't want, it's important to say "no" and encourage them to tell a trusted adult right away.

🫂 Trusted Adult Circle: Help them identify who they can turn to if they ever feel unsafe.

✅ Consent Lessons: Practice saying 'yes' and 'no' in everyday situations (including hugs and kisses from family members).

These engaging and relatable activities help build a strong foundation for body safety and empower our children to protect themselves. 💪

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