So How Do We Talk About This?
Jeanne Sager set up a separate computer login for her 6-year-old daughter, Jillian, to protect her from objectionable material after Jillian stumbled upon a graphic video while watching “My Little Pony” videos.
By AMY O’LEARY
Published: May 9, 2012
"PARENTS have learned to expect, and often dread, two sex talks with their children: the early lesson about the “birds and the bees” and the more delicate discussion of how to navigate a healthy sexual life as a young adult.
But now they are wrestling with a third: the pornography talk.
There is no set script, and no predictable moment for the conversation. It can happen at as early an age as 6 or 7, when a child may not yet understand the basic mechanics of sex. It is typically set off by a child’s accidental wanderings online or the deliberate searches of a curious teenager on a smartphone, laptop, tablet ......"
Parents of today, this is for you!
Na maisha ya siku hizi wazazi walivyo busy struggling to make ends meet, it is sooo hard to monitor your children. Kaziii kweli kweli!
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