Focus on the Family with Jim Daly How to Talk to Your Kids About Pornography
Jun 17, 2025
Greta Eskridge, a homeschooling mom of four and the host of her own podcast, shares insights on how to have proactive conversations with children about pornography. She emphasizes the importance of open dialogues before external influences take hold. Greta outlines a 'porn plan' to empower kids to navigate inappropriate content and discusses how sharing personal past mistakes can foster trust. The conversation focuses on promoting a healthy understanding of sexuality, body image, and the emotional impact of pornography on families.
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Teacher Confronts Student Porn
- A ninth-grade student had a pornographic picture in his binder, which shocked teacher Greta Eskridge.
- She addressed the issue with him, planting seeds of respect for women and himself.
Early Talks Before Exposure
- Talk to kids about pornography before they are exposed, ideally before age 8 to 11.
- Give them simple, clear steps: walk away from screens and tell a safe adult.
Responding with Grace and Compassion
- Pray for gentleness, patience, and kindness before responding to your child about porn exposure.
- Respond with grace and compassion to avoid shame and open lines of communication.
