We're very pleased that Tanya Byron is our guest again. She'll be online from 1pm - 2pm this Wednesday, 24 Feb.
Tanya is a practising consultant in child and adolescent mental health who has two children of her own. She's the author of three books and a well-known broadcaster.
Ahead of the chat, Tanya has sent us this to post on her behalf:
I really enjoyed my last webchat on Mumsnet and found the the questions and insights really interesting.
I have recently been asked by Gordon Brown to review internet safety since my Safer Children in a Digital World report (the Byron review) in 2008.
To ensure my review takes in parents' views, I'm really keen to get Mumsnetters' perspectives on both the opportunities that you think the internet gives your children and also the risks you've encountered.
I'd like to chat about anything to do with internet safety, but to get your thoughts flowing, a few starting points could be:
Is there enough information which is easily accessible about internet safety?
Where do you get your information and advice on internet safety?
How good are schools at educating children about internet safety?
What do you think about internet safety in the context of videogames, games consoles and mobile phones?
Look forward to chatting to you on the 24th!