Do you need to talk to your child about internet safety?

If you’re unsure whether or not you need to talk to your child about internet safety, fill out the below questionnaire and someone from The Third Talk® will contact you.

We thank you for taking the time to consider this important question!

Name *

Email *

Do you have a child age 8 to 13? *

How much time does your child spend online at home? *

1 - 2 hours per day
2 - 4 hours per day
4 hours or more
Not sure

Which room(s) is your child allowed to have a device connected to the internet (select all that apply): *

Living room
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bathroom

Do you have restrictions on how much time and when your child is allowed to be on the internet? *

Do you use child safety software on home devices? *

How aware are you of your child's ability to get around child safety software on home devices?

Selected Value: 1

Rate 1 - 10 with 1 being not aware at all and 10 being very aware

Does your child have or go to sleepovers: *

Has sleepovers
Goes to sleepovers
Both

If your child has or goes to sleepovers, are devices connected to the internet allowed behind closed doors? *

Do you discuss child internet activity with other adults (i.e. do you ask if devices are allowed behind closed doors at a sleepover at someone else's house)? *

How would you rate communication with your child about elements dangerous to their welfare (predators, alcohol, drugs, etc.)?

Selected Value: 1

Rate 1 - 10 with 1 being no communication and 10 being very communicative

How would you rate your child's comfortability coming to you with any issue?

Selected Value: 1

Rate 1 - 10 with 1 being not comfortable at all and 10 being very comfortable

How aware are you of how easy it is to access explicit content online?

Selected Value: 1

Rate 1 - 10 with 1 being not aware at all and 10 being very aware

How aware are you of tactics predators use to contact and groom children?

Selected Value: 1

Rate 1 - 10 with 1 being not aware at all and 10 being very aware

Are you interested in ways to better communicate and bond with your child? *

Who We Are

The Third Talk® initiates conversations between parents and their young people regarding avoiding exposure to online pornography. We provide practical, real world language to start that talk, and then the how and the why to keep that conversation going.

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Prevention Task Force of Buncombe County
North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission
North Carolina Center for Safer Schools
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

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