Help! My child has seen porn!

“HELLLLLLLPPPPP!” We heard the yell from way across town. 

Your kid discovered explicit pictures, huh? 

It’s not unusual for kids to discover porn – on their own or thanks to a “helpful” friend.

And it’s not unusual for carers to freak out. Want to handle it better?

If you want to keep on being the “askable parent” – even though it makes you cringe – then you’re going to need the tools to handle porn exposure. It’s sometimes accidental, it’s sometimes a result of childhood curiosity, but it’s always deserving of your attention.

Sex-ed specialist Cath Hakanson’s here to walk you through exactly what to do.

You’ll get the knowledge and the confidence to start talking about all the awkward issues – depending on your child’s age, those could include consent, arousal, moral values, and healthy sex.

With Cath’s guidance, you’ll get into the right headspace so that your conversation will be led by common sense and not shock or shame.

You’ll learn:

• Why is the porn talk so difficult to start?
• Why you need to start it…
• How to start it, and what to cover
• How to manage shame
• … and where to find resources to help.

This is one of our many resources designed to help you learn how to talk about porn.

Unsure if your child is ready to learn about porn? Find out in less than 2 minutes with our Parent Quiz!

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