Kids can learn to reject pornography
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Prepare & Prevent
Parents must be proactive in teaching children what pornography is, why it’s harmful, and exactly how to reject it. Get going with our “How to Talk to Kids about Pornography” Quick Start Guide!
Help & Heal
Finding out that your child has been viewing pornography can be devastating. How you respond makes a big difference in helping your child begin healing. We have a SMART Plan to show you how.
Share & Speak Up
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We’re Here to Help You
Led by Kristen A. Jenson, author of the best-selling Good Pictures Bad Pictures series of children’s books, Protect Young Minds® (PYM) seeks to help parents “porn-proof” their kids before they come across highly addictive and easily accessible internet pornography.
Get the Books
Why should you talk with your children about pornography? Because otherwise, someone else will! The Good Pictures Bad Pictures series of read-aloud books can make a difficult conversation easy!
Good Pictures Bad Pictures
Good Pictures Bad Pictures Jr
Teach kids refusal skills for digital dangers
Offer your students an engaging, video-based curriculum to keep them safe from cyber-bullying, pornography and internet addiction. Brain Defense arms kids with safe technology habits to protect their growing minds.
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