Would you ever let a young child wander alone on a busy street? Would you give your consent for them to enter an adult club? Would you agree for them to eat three chocolates every day? Most likely the answer to all these "rhetorical" questions would be a resounding "no", as we all know that none of these practices are considered pedagogically or ethically correct. They are inviolable rules! Or are they not...?

To what extent do we follow the same rules when it comes to using the internet? And how different are the consequences when... We allow our young child to "wander" alone on the paths of the internet? When they play online games that are not suitable for their age? Or when they surf the internet for hours? Both practically and emotionally, there is no difference!

The world of the internet is beneficial but also dangerous... It's like a knife: a valuable tool that can become a weapon in the hands of someone who doesn't know how to use it or uses it for malicious purposes.

The "awakening" book that you hold in your hands aims to educate parents practically and psychologically in the use of the internet, both for themselves and for their children, through the prism of technology and emotional self-awareness.