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The internet can be a dangerous place and social media websites are no exception. The SAPS believe every parent should be aware of some important internet and social media safety tips that could protect their children from potential harm. ALSO READ:  Suspects arrested on various charges in Primrose There are several things you, as a parent, can do to make sure your children can participate safely – they are: • Learn about the internet and various social media platforms, because knowledge is power. Stay informed and up-to-date with the latest internet crazes and social media applications that children make use of. • Insist on knowing your child’s passwords and learn the common acronyms children use online and in text messages. Some acronyms include: GNOC – Get naked on camera. TDTM – Talk dirty to me. NIFOC – Naked in front of computer. PAW – Parents are watching. PIR – Parent in room. POS – Parent over shoulder. CD9/Code 9 – Parent/Adult around. AS

Toe my kinders kleiner  was, het ek nooit getwyfel hoeveel hulle my nodig gehad het nie. Ek het hulle gevoer, skoongemaak, geklee en versorg. Wanneer hulle gehuil het, was my teenwoordigheid en aandag vir hulle 'n troos. Selfs toe ek nie tot die oorsaak van hul trane kon kom nie, kon ek hulle ten minste verseker dat hulle nie alleen in hul hartseer was nie. Min mense sou stry dat dit die mamma is wat 'n baba die meeste nodig het. Maar wat gebeur wanneer daardie baba grootword? Om kinders se behoeftes te te bevredig, is baie  moeiliker. Baie ma's draai na aktiwiteite en ervarings toe om hul kinders se lewens vol te maak. Ons dink ons ​​kinders moet gestimuleer en besig wees, voortdurend sosiale verkeer of altyd nuwe dinge leer. Ons bedien aandete in die motor terwyl ons na swemklasse of rugby/netbal ofening toe gaan, met die hoop dat ons kinders terug sal kyk en dink hoe vol hulle lewens was, met al die "extra currculum"  En in die proses vergeet ons te dikwel