Mobile phones provide security and contact for your child but it is important to teach your child about phone safety. But giving your child a mobile phone isn't without its risks.

Fortunately, there are ways that you can safeguard your children, and monitor their mobile use:

Teach Responsibility

Make sure your child understands a cell phone is not a toy. Explain the fees associated with text messages, data use, games, apps, and sharing photos.

It's a good opportunity to learn a lesson about budgeting. If his phone has extra features, set limits.

Know what cyberbullying looks like

Unfortunately, cyberbullying remains a substantial problem.

Your child should know what constitutes cyberbullying and what the consequences are, both for the perpetrator and the victim.

Teach your child against engaging in bullying behavior on their phone, and make sure they know that they should come straight to you if they observe cyberbullying, whether they are the victim or someone else is.

Don't share private information

It's amazing how easily content and information can be shared and spread using cell phones.

To prevent your child from falling victim to this phenomenon, teach them not to send personal information using their phone or to use their device to post it on social media if their phone is Internet-capable.

Your child should also not share their cell phone number with those they don't know well.

Your child should know not to say or share anything inappropriate using their phone, especially anything rude or sexual in nature.

Keep it safe

Your child should know not only how to keep themself safe, but how to keep their phone safe.

After all, their phones are useless to help them stay safe if they are broken or stolen.

Give your child a protective case for their phone to prevent damage, and instruct them only to use their phone discreetly and only to have it out when they are using it so that it is less likely to be lost or stolen.

Follow the rules

Be sure that your rules and expectations for cell phone use are clear to your child.

This way, they will know exactly what they are supposed to do to stay safe and can be held accountable if they fail to take those steps.

Consider establishing punishments for failing to follow the rules, such as taking your child's phone for a few days.

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Mobile phone technology has made people’s life easy and comfortable. A smartphone is a need for everyone as it helps users to connect and keep them busy by browsing websites, playing games, listening to music, watching movies, and if somebody is traveling.

The currently available smartphones can connect to the internet and perform varied functions where one can enjoy from their smart mobile phone.

Provide Safety

Cell phones are the perfect way to stay connected with others and provide the user with a sense of security.

In the event of an emergency, having a cell phone can allow help to reach you quickly and could save lives.

Most of the smartphones come with a location feature; therefore it can be tracked if in case it is lost.

The importance of cell phones goes way beyond the ability to make or receive phone calls.

Set Reminders for urgent issues

As we all know that cell phones come with alarms and kinds of apps that you can download from the Google Play Store and set reminders for your important meetings and tasks.

Even children can also use these reminders for their homework and exams.

Communicate with others

With the emergence of smartphones, users can easily connect to others via using social networking sites like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp where they can share their feelings, post pictures, and helps them stay connected to their friends and family.

Takes Incredible Photos and Videos

Many people don't even own a camera nowadays because their phone has all the image and video capturing capability that they require.

Once the media has been captured, it can be sent to others via email, messaging, or Bluetooth; or posted on the internet with just a few clicks.

Many phones also offer extras, such as photo editing.

Entertainment and Games

As long as you have your mobile phone, there is no reason to get bored.

There is a multitude of games to download and play; you can read an online article or get involved with social media to pass the time.

Smartphones allow video watching, as well as listening to radio, podcasts, or music.

Plus, if you attend a real-life event, you can often store your ticket on your phone to display at the door.

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Your mobile phones were built to work at their best in temperatures. If it's cold enough outside for water to freeze, your phone is not going to enjoy the weather much either.

It could start performing very slowly, your battery might drain quickly, or if exposed to too much cold for too long, could even shut down altogether.

Don't charge it in the cold

Charging your phone in extreme temperatures can permanently damage the battery, but says that the loss in capacity due to cold temperatures is temporary.

To make the battery last longer, warm your phone to its normal temperature range before you try to charge it.

So, remember to warm up the device to room temperature for at least a half-hour before charging it.

Keep it in your pocket

Keeping your phone in your pants pocket (or an internal jacket pocket) rather than in a purse or a messenger bag will keep it warmer, longer.

A bag offers some protection, but keeping your phone against your body allows your body heat to keep it from reaching critically low temperatures.

Have a protective case

Make sure you have a protective case on your device and don't take it off, especially when you're outside in the cold.

If you're planning to be outside a lot this winter, whether for work or adventures, invest in a thermal phone case that will help to insulate your phone against the cold.

There are several options on the market.

Avoid using your phone

Another tip to keep your phone warm is just as simple as trying to not use it in very cold weather.

Just keep it in your pocket or bag and protect it from cold, rain, and other precipitation.

If you have to take a phone call outside, it's best to use your headphone controller to answer so that you can still keep your phone sheltered and stay warm in your bag or pocket.

Turn it off

If your phone gets wet or experiences condensation due to the cold, turn it off and dry it completely before you turn it back on.

To avoid water damage, make sure any moisture inside the phone has evaporated before you try to use the phone.

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