Enough Is Enough

Where kids are playing online, predators may also be preying.

Donna Rice Hughes, President & CEO of Enough Is Enough, reminds parents that no child is immune to online dangers, even good, smart kids. That is why parents must stay involved, delay tech when possible, limit screen time, and use filters, monitoring tools, and time limits on every internet-enabled device or platform.

Just as important, children need regular conversations and a safe person they can come to without fear, shame, or punishment.

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Online gaming can create real risks when private chats, emotional connection, and unsafe conversations move beyond the game.

In this Internet Safety 101 video, Harrison Haynes shares his story of how an online gaming connection exposed him to manipulation, po*******hy, isolation, anxiety, depression, and serious emotional harm. His experience is a powerful reminder that children can be targeted in digital spaces that may appear harmless from the outside.

The video helps parents and caregivers understand why online safety requires more than screen time limits. Children need trusted adults who stay involved, ask questions, review gaming and messaging settings, and create a safe place to talk when something feels wrong.

Parents can take action by checking privacy settings, limiting direct messaging, reviewing who children play with online, keeping devices in shared spaces when possible, and reminding children they can come forward without shame or blame.

Enough Is Enough helps families get educated, equipped, and empowered to protect children from online grooming, po*******hy exposure, unsafe gaming chats, and other digital dangers.

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