Heather Kittelson
Amos & Heather Kittelson
#48: Kendra Russell - Protecting Kids in the Age of Technology
#48: Kendra Russell - Protecting Kids in the Age of Technology
#48: Kendra Russell - Protecting Kids in the Age of Technology
Thursday 22nd August 2024
Kendra Russell shares essential strategies to protect kids from online dangers in this eye-opening episode of 'Fortitude'.
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Episode Overview
- Set early expectations and rules for children's online behaviour.
- Maintain open communication with your kids about their digital experiences.
- Model good digital habits as parents.
- Be aware of the psychological impacts of online exploitation.
- Utilise parental monitoring apps to keep track of your child's online activity.
We want to have a relationship that's open so even when bad or scary things happen, we're still the first person they run to
This episode of 'Fortitude' is a must-listen for parents and guardians navigating the digital age. Hosts Heather and Amos Kittelson sit down with Kendra Russell, a digital evidence forensic examiner from South Dakota’s Division of Criminal Investigation, to tackle the pressing issue of protecting children online. Kendra dives into the subtle yet severe risks that children face on popular gaming platforms like Roblox and social media sites. She shares practical strategies to safeguard young ones from exploitation and inappropriate content.
Growing up on a farm in Avon, South Dakota, Kendra’s journey from small-town life to becoming a special agent is both inspiring and eye-opening. Kendra discusses the importance of setting early expectations and rules for children’s online behaviour. She highlights the need for open communication between parents and children, encouraging parents to model good digital habits themselves.
The conversation also touches on the psychological impacts of online exploitation and the importance of being vigilant about the content children are exposed to. Heather and Amos bring warmth and humour to the discussion, making it an engaging listen despite the heavy subject matter. Kendra's insights are invaluable for anyone looking to better understand the digital dangers children face today and how to combat them effectively.
This episode offers a blend of personal anecdotes and professional advice, making it both relatable and informative. If you’re concerned about your child’s online safety, this episode is packed with tips and strategies to help you navigate these challenges. Don’t miss out on this essential conversation that could make a significant difference in your family’s digital life.