Everyone listening to this podcast knows someone who has been hurt by this content. So how do we parent it well? Parenting p*rnography well is scary, but it can be done with hope. We can build hedges around our tech and our families to help us raise healthy youth in a tech world.
SHOW NOTES
Greta Eskridge Quote:
“Just like we don’t show strangers our private parts, we don’t want to see other people’s private parts. So if we ever see those pictures or movies on a computer or a phone, or if someone shows them to us, we look away and then we go tell a safe grown up what we saw. You won’t be in trouble for seeing it. Talking about it is how we keep you safe.”, Greta Eskridge, @maandpamodern
The 4.5 Hedges Around our Family:
1. Time:
- What time?
- How often?
- How long?
2. Place:
- Not in room or meals
- What about car rides?
- Friends houses?
- School?
- At home but outside?
3. Content: What’s our standard. A good start:
- Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should (1 Cor. 6:12)
- Choose lovely (Phil. 4:8)
- Look at the fruit (Gal. 5:22)
4a. Safety: Strangers
- Adults who want to be your friend
- People you don’t know
- People asking for personal information: location, name, age
- People asking to turn camera on or send images
4b. Safety: Pornography
- People not wearing clothes being unkind
- It’s unsafe for everyone
- You can always tell us and we can help
- It’s a lie: not real, not love, not God’s plan
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