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CyberbullyingHelp availableWhat should I do if my child is being targeted online?Stay calm, make safety the first priority, preserve evidence, and involve the appropriate platform, school, or authorities. Your first response should make it easier—not harder—for your child to keep telling you the truth.School age through teens · 4 minute guideCyberbullyingHelp availableWhat if my child received a sexual request, threat, or unsafe contact?Treat the child as the victim of manipulation, not as the cause of the crisis. Do not pay, do not send more material, preserve the relevant evidence without redistributing an explicit image, and report the situation promptly.Children and teens · 4 minute urgent guide
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