Sharing Molly’s Story – For Parents
This guide supports parents to talk safely and confidently with their children about Molly’s story and the issues it raises about harmful online content. It explains how to explore digital wellbeing together as a family, how to open gentle conversations about what young people see online and how apps shape their feeds. It also offers simple ways to help children recognise when content is affecting their mood and what to do when something feels worrying.
The resource includes age appropriate versions of Molly’s story, practical prompts for family discussion and clear guidance on where to turn for support. It is designed to help parents create open, reassuring conversations that support young people to feel understood, protected and confident asking for help when they need it.
This guide supports parents to talk safely and confidently with their children about stories like Molly’s and the issues it raises about harmful online content.
This guide helps parents and teachers support young people to recognise harmful or unsettling content online and understand how it can affect their feelings and wellbeing.
This guide supports parents and carers to approach difficult conversations with calm, care and confidence.