MOMO challenge: 4 tips for parents to make sure their kids aren’t the part of challenge! скачать в хорошем качестве

MOMO challenge: 4 tips for parents to make sure their kids aren’t the part of challenge!

Follow Nexter for more: https://nexter.org/ It has a very ugly image, following it can lead to tragic results, you may prefer to ignore it, but the Momo game must be taken seriously. If you are a parent of young children, and you have noticed that they spend too much time surfing the Internet and using social networks, you might be concerned with this problem sooner or later. Nexter wants to help you get ready to face such a situation, and that’s why it has made the following list for you to know how to guide your kids through the dangers of this activity. The ominous Momo scary challenge has been spreading as an activity in a Whatsapp group. Therefore, your children must learn to be cautious. They need to know that it is something that entails a risk that they may not be able to control. Read attentively the list of tips in this video. Hopefully, they will help many parents to save their kids from taking an irreparable action! 1 Try to find the right moment when you and your kid have free time to chat. The best is to find time when both of you feel fine and comfortable. So make sure that no one is forced into this conversation. It won’t work if any of you is too stressed to speak calmly. 2 Making them aware of the WhatsApp Momo suicide challenge is not your goal: listen to the child carefully to find out all the information they know about the activity and their experience. You don’t want to encourage them to participate, but to discourage them from running the risk of starting or continuing to play. 3 Kids’ feelings are the most important in this conversation; make sure they aren’t afraid to talk about their problems. Tell them that it’s okay to express themselves as they wish. You are there to listen to them and they can count on you. 4 Show them how to say “NO” and avoid peer pressure. Help them to build confidence. Don’t stop the conversation; see if the children have no more worries. Do your best to connect with your teenager and let them know that you are there for them if they want to talk again anytime. Try to make them stronger so they can deal with the danger that the Momo challenge represents even if you aren’t next to them. You know how that activity ends, hence the importance of prevention. Find us on social media: ⇢ TWITTER :   / nexter_org   ⇢ FACEBOOK :   / nexter.org