During the first two years of life, online safety revolves entirely around the actions and choices of caregivers. Infants and toddlers may have little to no direct interaction with technology, but they are indirectly affected by how parents and guardians manage digital devices and media exposure. Parents should prioritize creating a secure digital environment by using strong passwords, keeping devices out of reach, and limiting screen time for children to only high-quality, interactive content if any at all. Overexposure to screens can hinder social and cognitive development, so emphasis should be placed on face-to-face interactions and exploratory play. Additionally, caregivers should be cautious about sharing photos or personal information about their child online to protect their privacy. By modeling healthy digital behaviors, such as limiting personal device use during interactions with the child, parents can establish positive habits and create a safe foundation for future digital engagement.