Online Safety Guide | Ages 6-11

Name: Online Safety Guide | Ages 6-11
Brand: Kristi McVee
Price: 19.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

$19.95

Equip your child to navigate the digital world safely starting tonight. No waiting for the post, no shipping fees-just an essential, detective-backed digital safety guide delivered straight to your inbox, ready to print and use. 📥💻

As children enter primary and early high school, their digital landscape completely shifts. They move from curated child apps to group chats, multiplayer online gaming, and independent search bars.

Important Product Note: This listing is for a Digital Download (PDF file). No physical product will be shipped to you. Because this asset is delivered immediately to your inbox upon purchase, all digital sales are final and non-refundable.

What’s Included in Your Digital Download:

Print-Ready High-Resolution PDF: A complete, beautifully structured 30-page blueprint optimized perfectly for your home printer, tablet, or smartphone.
Targeted for Ages 6-11: Actionable safety frameworks tailored specifically to the psychological and behavioral development of primary-aged children.
Exclusive "Side Door" Conversation Prompts: Proven script structures to open relaxed, side-by-side discussions (like when driving in the car) so your child doesn't feel cornered or interrogated.
Real Police Insights: Crucial context from Kristi's career explaining how online predators manipulate mutual friend systems and why kids struggle to block or unfriend people online.

Created by Kristi McVee - former WA Police detective, specialist child abuse investigator, and online safety educator-this printable 30-page guide gives parents an actionable roadmap to protect children during the years they are most exposed to evolving digital risks.

This listing is for a Digital Download (PDF file). No physical product will be shipped to you. Because this asset is delivered immediately to your inbox upon purchase, all digital sales are final and non-refundable. Equip your child to navigate the digital world safely starting tonight. No waiting for the post, no shipping fees-just an essential, detective-backed digital safety guide delivered straight to your inbox, ready to print and use. 📥💻

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Key Safety Pillars Covered Inside

Practical, expert-backed guidance for the online safety conversations parents are least prepared to have.

Strangers vs. Online Friends

How to audit friends lists and dismantle the psychological traps kids fall into when accepting friend requests.

Private vs. Public Content

Clear, age-appropriate language to discuss inappropriate images, explicit content, and the actual laws surrounding digital media in Australia.

Constructing the Safe Space

8 essential parent rules to ensure your child views you as a secure, non-judgmental confidant if they ever encounter something scary or inappropriate online.

Why the Digital Edition Works:

Why the Digital Edition Works:

Instant Strategic Access: Skip the shipping window. The second your checkout is complete, a secure link hits your inbox so you can review these conversation strategies before your teen logs back onto their devices tonight.

Discreet & Private Reading: Read the guide quietly on your own screen to plan your approach before initiating a casual, stress-free discussion in the car or at the dinner table.

Infinite Reference Copies: Keep the file on hand for the lifetime of your household. Re-evaluate and re-read the core chapters whenever your teen enters a new social media app or online space.

"The cards are so relative and the age appropriateness has been so helpful when having these difficult conversations with our grandkids."

Grandparent

"easy to use, great that its separated into appropriate age ranges. you cant go wrong with the cards and talking to your kids about body safety, i think its a fantastic product to help navigate this important topic"

Jacalyn bocchi

"A great resource, and easy to use with young children. Definitely worth purchasing."

Jacinda

"I love the body safety series and we use the resource often in our Early Childhood Centres. Especially recognising who the child's safe people might be."

Julie Watts

Educator