A free online safety guide on 10 ways gaming can support positive outcomes.
Gaming, of course, is phenomenally popular with children and young people. In 2021, for instance, more than three-quarters of teenagers played online games, with almost 70% of primary school aged children doing likewise. If enjoyed in moderation and supported by a healthy routine (staying hydrated, good sleep habits, taking breaks and so on), gaming can actually benefit a person’s mental health. As long as we stay alert for potential risks, games can be much more than what we see on the surface: they can be a way to socialise, an avenue for creativity and a route to solving problems. Our top ten tips outline how gaming online can sometimes work to your child’s advantage.
In the guide you’ll find a number of potential benefits including a sense of achievement, learning about teamwork and encouraging creativity.
We hope you find this useful when supporting your children. Thank you! ✨
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