You don’t want your children to think that all porn they see on the internet constitutes everyday acts – but they might if you don’t tell them otherwise. You don’t want your children to think that all porn they see on the internet constitutes everyday acts – but they might if you don’t tell them otherwise.
You don’t want your children to think that all porn they see on the internet constitutes everyday acts – but they might if you don’t tell them otherwise.

Parenting: teens

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How to talk to your kids about internet porn: tips on a discussion for our digital times

  • Parents need to accept that their children are going to see pornography on the internet and should know how to guide a discussion on healthy sexuality
  • Tips include explaining porn and sex are not the same, positioning yourself as an ally, and arming them with responses for when they’re with friends

Topic |   Parenting: teens
Kate Rope

Updated: 8:00pm, 1 Oct, 2019

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You don’t want your children to think that all porn they see on the internet constitutes everyday acts – but they might if you don’t tell them otherwise. You don’t want your children to think that all porn they see on the internet constitutes everyday acts – but they might if you don’t tell them otherwise.
You don’t want your children to think that all porn they see on the internet constitutes everyday acts – but they might if you don’t tell them otherwise.
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