It’s easy to assume kids don’t need to worry about cybersecurity, but trust me—they do. My 10-year-old was playing an online game, and one day, he came to me asking why he got a suspicious link from a “friend.” That was my wake-up call! I started teaching him simple cybersecurity habits that he now follows religiously: don’t click on strange links, don’t share passwords, and always ask before downloading anything. We even set up parental controls to monitor game chats and online interactions. It’s not about being overprotective; it’s about giving him the tools to stay safe while having fun. Now, he’s a little online detective, spotting scams and keeping his accounts secure. Plus, we talk about privacy settings and how to recognize phishing attempts, so he doesn’t fall for tricks. Teaching kids these habits early on helps them navigate the digital world safely without feeling overwhelmed. Trust me, starting young saves a lot of headaches later.