Pornography is one of the most prevalent forms of addiction—something that can sneak into your home, under your nose, unnoticed. And those who are most susceptible to the dangers? Your kids.

Think about it—if there’s a TV or internet in your home, porn is there too. And as your child uses either of these (think research for a school projects), it’s inevitable they will stumble across pornographic content as some point. With children’s and teens’ natural curiosity at work, how do we protect them?

In this podcast episode, co-hosts Darlene Brock and Julie Bender share advice for approaching the subject of pornography with your child in a way that reflects their maturity and current stage of life. It helps to have a plan in place for navigating these admittedly awkward and uncomfortable discussions, so they offer helpful conversation starters and segues, book recommendations, and more to give you the edge in protecting your children from porn.

Quote of the episode:

“Turn my eyes from worthless things and give me life through your word.” —Psalm 119:37

Resources

Related

• “The Good Christian Girl Who Struggled with Porn”

Mentioned

• Good Pictures Bad Pictures Jr.


• Good Pictures Bad Pictures

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