A recent regional study indicates that children throughout the Pacific are increasingly vulnerable to online risks due to expanding internet access. As connectivity grows across the Pacific, children are exposed to dangers they may lack the skills to navigate effectively. The study highlights a critical need for improved online safety education initiatives targeting young people in the Pacific. These initiatives must equip children with the tools and knowledge to protect themselves from online harms. The findings underscore a widening gap between internet access and the resources necessary for safe online experiences for children in the Pacific. The report was initially published by the Post Courier. This poses a growing concern for parents and educators across the Pacific.