> How to open the porn chat – and keep it as an ongoing conversation
> Know what to say to your child
> Explain why you want your child to avoid porn
> Age-appropriate, fact-focused content
Splat! Something graphic just appeared on your kid’s iPad…
It happens! Even if you thought you’d set up Parental Controls.
Even if your kid has no interest in nudity, and still wears underwear which says the day of the week.
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Sad but true: ‘How to have your first porn convo’ is vital knowledge for all carers.
This course is the training you need to reach a stage of open, healthy communication.
The detailed modules enable you to start and navigate the first tricky conversations about online pornography.
If your kid’s 3, you’ll start by simply talking about situations and videos that make them feel surprised or uncomfortable.
By the age of 18, you’ll be chatting about values and consent.
Important Note: Prescriptive training sucks!
In this crash course, you’ll make your own decisions about what to tell your kids.
Why? Because everyone has their own views about porn.
Our in-house expert, Cath Hak, suggests different statements and explanations that you can use.
They’ll help you to think about what you want to communicate.
Who needs it?
Thanks to the internet, our kids can have AI do their homework, watch retro TV classics, and… stumble across porn.
Thanks to the internet, every carer will likely need this course. Take it early and get prepared.
What’s in it?
This jam-packed crash course covers everything you want to know… and some stuff that you never thought about (like – what language is OK to use when talking about porn? And how can you begin this conversation?).
- What is porn? How to explain it to children.
- Who is porn for? Considering your views about porn.
- Where can kids satisfy their curiosity about this kind of thing? (Not Google)
- What to do when they see porn (with a 3-step plan).
- How and why kids can avoid porn (with lots of points to talk about).
This crash course is split into two age groups so you’ll get the info that’s relevant to you.
This is the perfect resource for learning how to talk about porn.
You can find even more resources to help you start the conversation and teach sex education at home in the Sex Ed Shop!
Unsure if your child is ready to learn about porn? Find out in less than 2 minutes with our Parent Quiz!
This is a digital product. Nothing physical will ship.
