Parents' Guide to Heroes of Zero

Heroes to Zero TV show poster: A part of the poster shows a blue background with one of the main characters, a dark-skinned animated character named Nena and a light-skinned one named

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Megan Andersen By Megan Andersen , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 5+

Short animations are good step in exploring the web safely.

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What's the Story?

In HEROES OF ZERO, confident and precocious child Nena lives with her grandparents, Lola and Lolo. Nena befriends a quiet neighbor child named Ciro, and together they encounter and navigate common dangers of an online world in a positive and considered way.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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Parents will appreciate the upbeat tone of the writing in this web series. Complex topics are served in a tidy, bite-sized way in Heroes of Zero, leaving plenty of room for further family discussions. The series is a solid starting point, but not a comprehensive guide to internet safety for kids.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how each short episode offers a springboard to discuss big topics like the responsibility of a first device, setting boundaries with toxic people, or grandparents getting scammed online.

  • Talk about your own experiences with technology and draw personal connections between the themes of resilience, self-soothing, setting boundaries and the other sub-topics of each clip.

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