Introduction Imagine your daughter comes home from school and says: “Mom, there is a girl in my class who says she is a boy.” Or: “Dad, one of my classmates…
Introduction Your child doesn’t need to search for inappropriate content to encounter it. Sometimes it finds them. A video appears unexpectedly on YouTube. A friend sends something in a group…
Introduction At some point, almost every parent hears the same sentence: “Mom, Dad, everyone has a phone!” Your child wants a smartphone. Their friends have one. Their classmates have one….
Introduction Your child says: “Everyone at school uses YouTube.” Then: “Everyone plays this game.” And eventually: “All my friends are on TikTok.” What do you say? Do you ban everything?…
Introduction How to prevent pornography exposure for children is a question more parents need to ask before a problem occurs—not after. For many parents, the subject is uncomfortable. They may…
Introduction If your child has a smartphone, one question should come before almost everything else: Do you actually know what that phone allows your child to access? Many parents buy…
Introduction How can parents protect their children from pornography without watching them every minute? It’s a difficult question because the internet has changed what “supervision” means. A generation ago, a…
Introduction What if your child has already seen pornography—and you simply don’t know it? That question can be frightening for any parent. You may have parental controls on your child’s…
