I don’t know if any parent is not going to find their kids
– either stumbling onto
– or being introduced to porn
to be an issue in the current media landscape.
Cannot imagine it at all.
For many till now, this discovery will have been a baptism of fire but slowly proactive approaches and good resourcing is becoming known and available.


I bought this book – what feels like 3 lifetimes ago but was only in 2016 and since then the author has developed a website with a heap of great stuff.
There are excellent articles, free and low priced downloadable guides and a course for kids/families.
I particularly like this author as her approach was to equip without further harm. This book is possible to read with small children, beginning a foundation with little understanding – or be used in a way where the parent speaks as much as necessary into the pages as their own context requires.
At the time of writing – Koorong in Australia has the book in stock – and the remainder on the website is downloadable.
I wish you didn’t need it.
But I’m grateful this exists.
Grace to your conversations and peace to your hearts and minds,
Heather
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