No because I’m one of “those” mums whose kids don’t have iPads or get to watch YouTube, or even much tv to be honest .

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No, because it's fake.

No because my kids don't watch YouTube or YouTube kids. People's kids who witnessed this are from lazy parents who have there kids access to a platform that isn't for kids. Kids don't or shouldn't forthe better word need to be babysat by a device. Try getting your own faves pit of your phones, turn them off and sit down and play an old school board game with your children's ffs

oh dear. Media makes people go nuts.

No, because my kids aren’t stupid.

Or just monitor the kids while they use the internet.... 🙄🙄🙄 i never let the little guy (3) have screen time w/o me over his shoulder. And I check what the big kids (8, 11) are watching/doing and talk to them about the dangers of trying things they see online and talking to strangers or meeting up with people they interact with online, etc. There will always be dangers. When I was young it was kidnappers and LSD laced sticker stamps. Being a parent/responsible caregiver is the best way to protect kids.

Here are some simple measures that you can take to keep your information secure online.
Police have issued fresh warnings about the online ‘challenge’ game, Momo, over fears messages from a "curse contact" are being sent by hackers to its users.
Many people are believed to have self-harmed – and even taken their lives - after being sent disturbing and graphic photographs.
The Momo trend, which appears to have originated in Japan, is an online viral sensation first featured on the WhatsApp social media network with an image of a sculpture of a disturbing young woman with bulging eyes, long black hair, bird legs and distorted features.

Yes, I’m so very worried.
Also, what’s the momo challenge?