Picture this: your kid stumbles across something online they shouldn't see. Heart racing, you wonder, 'Now what?' In a world where porn is just a click away, avoiding the conversation isn't an option—it's time to equip yourself to guide them right.
Parents everywhere feel the weight of this issue. Smartphones, tablets, and unfiltered internet mean exposure can happen anytime, anywhere. The fear of saying the wrong thing or dodging tough questions keeps many from even starting. But silence leaves kids vulnerable, without the tools to process what they see or build a God-honoring view of their bodies and relationships.
Greta Eskridge, a mom of four who's become an unexpected voice on this topic, gets it. She's been there, pushing through the awkwardness to create safe spaces for real talk. Her book breaks it down with:
Imagine shifting from reactive panic to proactive parenting. Your kids learn to recognize porn's distortions, value their sexual integrity, and turn to you in tough moments. It's about fostering wholeness—helping them see sex as God's good design, not a hidden shame. Families who've used these steps report stronger bonds and kids who confidently navigate digital temptations.
Start small: over dinner, weave in a quick story about online safety. For older kids, tackle questions like 'Why does porn lie about love?' head-on. Use car rides or bedtime for low-pressure check-ins. This isn't a one-and-done; it's building habits that last, turning potential crises into growth opportunities.
Grab this paperback and step into hope. You'll wonder why you waited—because talking about porn doesn't have to be scary when you're prepared.
