Hayden-Reece Learns What To Do if Children See Private Pictures or Private Movies

The media could not be loaded.  As a parent and a sex educator (with 23+ years of experience), I found this book as in invaluable tool in which to start conversations with children about porn. What sets this book apart from the others, is that it actually provides parents with the language that they can then use, to start having conversations with their kids about sexually explicit material. Kids just aren't ready to see this sort of stuff, and once you start letting them have access to the internet, you need to think about having the porn conversation. So, buy this book and use it as a platform on which to start talking about porn, before your kids accidentally stumble upon it.

Holly-ann Martin has written an age and stage appropriate and very much needed book helping children to manage the inevitable exposure to online 'private images' (pornography). A wonderful resource for families to read together and educators to incorporate into their lessons. Kids need to be educated about this topic, despite the adult's reluctance to recognise this confronting topic. Margie Buttriss, managing Director HUSHeducation