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Warning Signs That a Child May Be Viewing Pornography 

Experts in the field of childhood sexual abuse report that any premature sexual activity in children always suggests two possible stimulants: experience and exposure. 


"Be alert.  Be aware.  It could happen in your own home, when you least expect it."

— Rene, Mother of an Internet pornography victim 


 Your child may be viewing pornography if you discover the following:

·         An unusual curiosity about sexuality for his or her age
·         Signs of premature sexual activity
·         Unusual or unexplained credit card charges
·         Increased pop-ups or inappropriate e-mails on your computer
·         Computer screen changes quickly when you walk into a room
·         Noticeable changes in behavior, including increased secretiveness or defensiveness

 

 

 

 

 

 
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