Is your child fascinated by how an excavator works? If they are, then our Ride On Excavator is just the thing for them to experience all the action for themselves.
Designed to work like the real thing, our Ride On Excavator, in no less construction yellow, can actually excavate and dig. Imagine the hours of fun for your child on the beach or in the backyard digging and hauling sand and earth, or even helping put with the gardening. Definitely great bonding time too with mum and dad. Better still, get two Ride On Excavators and watch the kids have an earth-moving dig of a time.
The excavator arm can be control for height, distance and direction while the anti-slip tyres ensures good traction on any surface. Included with your purchase is a replica safety helmet to add to the vibes of ‘working on site’.
Suitable for kids aged three and above, the Ride On Excavator is truly a great gift for birthdays, special events or Christmas. Happy digging!
Features
Realistic design
Working excavator
Anti-slip tyres
Safety helmet
EN71 European Safety of Toys certified
For children aged three and above
Specifications
Material: Plastic
User: 3 - 6 years old
Product care: Wipe with a clean cloth occasionally
Excavator size: 46-95x26x41cm
Helmet size: 20.5x18.5x10.5cm
Capacity: 30kg
Colour: Yellow
Package Content
1 x Kids Ride On Excavator
1 x Assemble Instructions
Tips for protecting your children online
In today's digital age, ensuring your children's safety while they browse the internet is paramount. As they explore the vast online world through smartphones, gaming consoles, laptops, and other devices, it's essential to implement measures to shield them from potentially harmful content and interactions. Here are some tips to help you safeguard your children online:
1. Communication is Key
Open and ongoing communication with your children about online safety is crucial. Discuss the potential dangers they may encounter online, such as pornography, cyberbullying, and violent content. Encourage them to come to you with any concerns or questions they may have.
2. Set Clear Boundaries
Establish clear rules and boundaries regarding internet usage. Define appropriate time limits for browsing and specify which websites and apps are off-limits. Make sure your children understand the consequences of violating these rules. You can also restrict some of these apps or online content utilising device level parental controls explained below.
3. Utilise Parental Controls
Take advantage of the parental control features available on devices and internet browsers. These controls allow you to block access to specific websites, set age-appropriate content filters, and monitor your children's online activities. Familiarise yourself with the parental control options on smartphones, gaming consoles, and laptops to effectively manage your children's online experiences.
4. Educate Yourself
Stay informed about the latest trends and technologies related to online safety. Familiarise yourself with popular social media platforms, gaming communities, and messaging apps that your children may use, including the functions they provide. This knowledge will help you understand the potential risks and take appropriate action to protect your children.
5. Monitor Their Online Activities
Regularly monitor your children's online activities to ensure they are adhering to the rules and staying safe. Keep an eye on their browsing history, social media interactions, and messaging apps. Be vigilant for any signs of cyberbullying or exposure to inappropriate content.
6. Encourage Safe Online Behavior
Teach your children about the importance of practicing safe online behavior. Remind them never to share personal information, such as their full name, address, or phone number, with strangers online. Encourage them to think critically about the content they encounter and to report anything that makes them feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
7. Lead by Example
Be a positive role model for your children by demonstrating responsible and respectful online behavior yourself. Show them how to navigate the internet safely and responsibly, and emphasize the importance of treating others with kindness and empathy online.
8. Reporting abuse, making complaints and finding more information
For additional resources and guidance on online safety, visit the Australian e-Safety Commissioner's website at www.esafety.gov.au. Here, you'll find a wealth of information, including tips for parents, educational resources for children, and tools for reporting online abuse and harassment.
You can also report abuse through the website’s online form.
By following these tips and utilising available resources, you can help keep your children safe from pornography, cyberbullying, violent content, and other unsafe material while they navigate the internet. Remember, proactive measures and open communication are key to fostering a safe and positive online environment for your family.
