Shilpa Shetty emphasizes the importance of discussing children’s online habits rather than imposing restrictions. She believes that parents should be aware of what their children are engaging with online and foster open dialogues. Monitoring children’s digital lives until they reach sixteen is a form of care, promoting trust instead of control. While parental controls are beneficial, they should supplement rather than replace active parenting. Shilpa Shetty emphasizes the importance of discussing children’s online habits rather than imposing restrictions. She believes that parents should be aware of what their children are engaging with online and foster open dialogues. Monitoring children’s digital lives until they reach sixteen is a form of care, promoting trust instead of control. While parental controls are beneficial, they should supplement rather than replace active parenting.
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