Talking with Teens and Preteens About Pornography
Teens who have discussed pornography with a trusted adult say that talking made them feel better about sex and themselves.
It's normal for adolescents to be curious about sex and to want more information about it. A majority of U.S. teens recently surveyed by Common Sense had seen pornography at least once by age 13—either by accident or on purpose. However, less than half of teen respondents had discussed pornography with a trusted adult.
It's time to talk about pornography with your teen. The conversation may feel awkward or hard, but it's worth it. You can use the tips and strategies here to prepare for the conversation, keep it positive, and—ultimately—create an open channel of respectful communication with your maturing child.
Elementary school-age children may be exposed to pornography as well. See these tips for when—and how—to have age-appropriate conversations with your young child about pornography.
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