Use these resources to help protect your children from dangers online. Available in this section are the following:

• How to set parental controls on iPhone
• Links to resources for parents
• Information about Good Pictures Bad Pictures a good book to help young kids understand how to stay safe on the internet

Protectyoungeyes.com is a free web service offered by Covenant Eyes, the leading internet accountablity software company. Families can use the links below for tips on how to manage your children's safety when using internet connected devices:

How to Reduce Risk for Your Family on the iPhone and iPad

How to Reduce Risk for Your Family on Amazon Kindle

How to Reduce Risk for Your Family on XBox

How to Reduce Risk for Your Family on Roku

Additional tips and resources via protectyoungeyes.com

Parents, Speak Up!
Parents need to take an active role helping their children understand and manage the countless new media applications that are competing for our children's attention. In this constantly changing environment, the Church calls upon parents to act as first teachers and provide healthy limits for our children in their use of media.

This article from Family Education has 8 great tips for your family on how to set limits for your family's technology use. 

Here is a suggested Family Technology Use policy to help guide parents. 

This video produced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) illustrates three things we should tell our children to do if they see pornography: 1) Call it what it is; 2) leave it right away; 3) talk to your parents.

While it comes from a different faith tradition, the practical advice in this video is sound. Particularly helpful is the gentle tone of the response by parents. Pornography is a scary subject and when warning our children to stay away from it, we don't want to frighten or shame them. Parents: watch this video yourself and then watch it with your children. Use it as a way to start this important conversation.

Faith and Safety- Technology Through the Eyes of Faith
This site is a valuable resource for parents as they determine how best to guide their children in the use of technology. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in collaboration with the Greek Orthodox Chruch made this site possible.
https://www.faithandsafety.org/home

Enough Is Enough- Internetsafety101
https://internetsafety101.org/

Covenant Eyes
A monitoring system that you can put on a desktop and cell phones to filter content. Also has resources about what parents can do to protect children online.
https://www.covenanteyes.com/

Protect Young Minds
Founded by Kristen A. Jenson, the same author who wrote Good Pictures Bad Pictures, their mission is to "empower parents, professionals and community leaders to protect young kids from pornography, and promote healing from any sexual exploitation." Protect Young Minds has many downloadable resources for parents on how they can protect their children online. 
https://protectyoungminds.org/

Integrity Restored
Integrity Restored provides parents an invaluable resource in undersanding and overcoming the danger presented to children and adults by internet pornography. This post from Integrity restored describes symptoms of when our children are too connected to devices and not enough to friends and family and provides an example of the blog feature that the website has added to support parents.
https://integrityrestored.com/

Good Pictures Bad Pictures: Porn-proofing today's young kids
An illustrated, read aloud storybook that helps parents have the conversation with their children about pornography: what it is, why it's dangerous and how to reject it. It's easy for kids to remember and teaches them exactly how to respond to it. 
You can buy a copy of Good Pictures Bad Pictures from Amazon here.