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Get advice on what conversations to have and which controls and filters to set to prepare and protect your child from seeing online pornography.
When starting a conversation it is best to meet them where they are and establish what they need to know and what can be explained later as they gain more understanding about the world around them and their own body.
Before starting a conversation about online porn, it’s best to put it into the context of what healthy relationships look like, talk about issues around puberty and what consent is.
Article: An Age By Age Guide to Sex Education – And What to Do! (by Cath Hakanson)
Visit the AMAZE website for age-appropriate information about puberty for tweens and parents.
Pornography can be a difficult subject to talk about with children, especially younger ones. But it’s important to let your child know that pornography doesn’t show a realistic picture of sex and relationships. Our ambassador Dr Linda Papadopoulos provides age-specific do’s and don’ts to consider when addressing online pornography with children as they grow.
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Typically by the age of 15 children have been exposed to online pornography in some way so, it’s important to be proactive and start having conversations early on to make sure they have a realistic view of the issue.
And of course when they start to ask about where babies come from it could be a good trigger to start an age-appropriate conversation about their bodies and what healthy relationships look like.
If you are triggered to talk to them because you suspect they have seen porn or you feel it’s time to have the talk, these tips may help the conversation:
NSPCC Pants guide is a great tool to help children understand consent and protect them from sexual abuse
Use TeachConsent.org’s conversation guide for parents on how to talk about consent with children
If you have a young child, encourage them to use child-friendly search engines, such as Swiggle or Kids-search .
Safe search settings can also be activated through Google and Bing parental controls. For other search engines, go to their safety settings page. Don’t forget to opt for the safety mode on YouTube , iTunes and Google Play .
Parental controls should be installed on every device your child uses: mobile phone, tablet and games consoles (both home and handheld) .
We’ve created simple step by step guides to protect your family from inappropriate content online. We’ll show you step by step information on how to set parental controls across your home broadband and a range of mobile devices, games consoles and entertainment sites that your children might use.
If you’re worried about your children accessing pornography by accidentally clicking on inappropriate adverts in pop-ups, Norton has advice on how to stop these.
No filter is 100% effective. Make sure you talk to you talk to your child about why you are settings these boundaries and how the filters will create a safer space for them to explore without the fear of seeing something they are not ready for. Use Childnet’s family agreement template to start the conversation and agree on some boundaries to ensure they make safer choices online.
Look in the browser history at the search terms your child has been using and the sites they’ve visited. Keep an eye on the apps they’ve downloaded on their phones too. If you find something that you feel is inappropriate, you can add it to your parental controls filter list.
Visit our Set up Safe how-to guides to find out how set parental controls on a range of devices, apps, games and networks.
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