Someone Should Have Told Me

The media could not be loaded.  The perfect book for starting conversations with younger children about the fact that they may accidentally find or be shown porn. This is a conversation that parents need to have from the first time you hand them your phone to play with or a tablet because porn will find you (whether you are looking for it or not).Talking with kids about porn is one of the trickiest conversations that a parent will have. It is even harder than talking about how babies are made! This book makes it an easier conversation to have. Easier because it gives you the words that kids easily understand. And it introduces the topic in a non-threatening and positive way. The internet is wonderful place but there is some stuff out there that isn't for kids.So if you are looking for a book that will hold your hand and help you to empower and protect your child from pornography, then this is the book to start with.

I read this book to my 9yr old daughter this weekend. She engaged with every single page and it gave her the confidence to ask certain questions that were obviously playing on her mind. Thank you for such an excellent book, you have really helped me as a parent to teach my child a very important issue. Hopefully now she wont ever need to say, "someone should have told me."

I had hoped this about protective behaviours for children in general but this book focuses on internet safety only. However it's a handy book for this issue.