Here’s your child’s very own whitelist:

Remember this list by emailing it to yourself or printing it out

Setting up your whitelist – or ‘sandbox’ if you want to manage access to apps - will depend on the browser or operating system you use.

Click on yours below for detailed instructions:

Chrome
Internet Explorer
Firefox
OSX for Apple Mac
iOS for iPhone and iPad
Android

These instructions are correct as of February 2014.

Create your very own whitelist

A whitelist lets your child access a pre-selected list of sites you’re happy for them to explore. It can be a great way to introduce your kids to the web.

Follow a few simple steps to set up your child’s very own whitelist, keeping in mind the great ways the internet can support their learning and development.

Enter your child's
name here:

Find your favourite website and apps to support your child’s language and communication skills and add them below:

Add more to list

Think of websites or apps that you want to include in your whitelist that help your child think and problem-solve:

Add more to list

Find the websites and apps you think will best support your child’s hand-eye coordination skills and add them below:

Add more to list

Think of websites or apps that can help your child with their social and emotional development and include them on the whitelist:

Add more to list

Here’s your child’s very own whitelist:

Create your very own whitelist

Enter your child's
name here:

Sites and apps to
help them communicate

Find your favourite website and apps to support your child’s language and communication skills and add them below:

Sites and apps to
make them brainy

Think of websites or apps that you want to include in your whitelist that help your child think and problem-solve:

Sites and apps to
improve their hand-eye coordination

Find the websites and apps you think will best support your child’s hand-eye coordination skills and add them below:

Sites and apps to
help them make friends

Think of websites or apps that can help your child with their social and emotional development and include them on the whitelist:

Here’s your child’s very own whitelist:

Create your very own whitelist

Enter your child'sname here:

Sites and apps tohelp them communicate

Find your favourite website and apps to support your child’s language and communication skills and add them below:

Sites and apps tomake them brainy

Think of websites or apps that you want to include in your whitelist that help your child think and problem-solve:

Sites and apps toimprove their hand-eye coordination

Find the websites and apps you think will best support your child’s hand-eye coordination skills and add them below:

Sites and apps tohelp them make friends

Think of websites or apps that can help your child with their social and emotional development and include them on the whitelist:

Enter your child's
name here:

Sites and apps to
help them communicate

Sites and apps to
make them brainy

Sites and apps to
improve their hand-eye coordination

Sites and apps to
help them make friends