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32. 'Porn Proofing Your Children' Guest Podcast: IMBetween

Interview with Rosie Makinney by Daniel and Christina Im

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Season 2, episode 32
33 min / Published

Porn proofing our kids doesn't have to be scary and overwhelming. Today we're bringing you this uplifting and practical conversation from  Daniel and Christina Im on the IMBetween Podcast and our very own Rosie Makinney.

  • 4 steps to help porn-proof your children
  • Signs to look for to know if your child is watching porn
  • How you can support your child if they are struggling with a porn addiction
  • Incredible age-appropriate resources to help you continue this important conversation with your kids and teens

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Resources Mentioned During the Episode:

To find out from about the IMBetween Podcast

Listen to IMB previous episode with Rosie, My Spouse Is Addicted To Porn

Media Savvy Moms Podcast

Parents Aware.info

Fight The New Drug

Fortify: Science Based Support For Lasting Change (program for ages 13 to 17 years old)

Your Brain On Porn

Protect Young Minds.org

Culture Reframed.org

Protect Young Eyes.com

Good Pictures Bad Pictures Jr: A Simple Plan to Protect Young Minds by Kristen A. Jenson

Good Pictures Bad Pictures: Porn-Proofing Today’s Young Kids by Kristen A. Jenson

Bark.us

Quotes and Tweets:

When it comes to the issue of second-hand porn in our homes, there is still a collective blind spot despite the overwhelming evidence that parents’ porn consumption negatively impacts children. @RosieMakinney

Porn activates the sexual part of a child’s feeling-bring before their thinking-bran even knows what sex is. @RosieMakinney

Porn is the quiet killer of families, slowly and progressively destroying trust and intimacy between mothers and fathers. @RosieMakinney

It is natural to want to shield your kids from the truth when it involves compulsive porn use, but experts say that it is actually worse for the child to be kept in the dark. Pretending that everything is fine will backfire. @RosieMakinney

Average age of first exposure to porn is eleven. Other studies say the figure is closer to eight. @RosieMakinney

My top piece of tech advice to parents is to ensure that you restrict your child’s ability to download apps onto their phone without your knowledge. You need to keep on top of what black holes your child has access to. @RosieMakinney

Porn-proofing your kids does not happen in a single conversation. It is an on-going dialogue.@RosieMakinney

Even when your kids’ dumb decisions trigger you, don’t forget to take a few deep breaths before responding. Your goal here is to keep the channels open. You want your kids to come to you when they have questions about something they have seen. @RosieMakinney

Remember: a child who is struggling with compulsive porn use is a child whose brain has been hijacked. @RosieMakinney

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