My Son Chanced Upon Porn

“My child was shown sexually explicit images by friends in school.”

“I caught my child viewing porn.”

Have you or someone you know been in such situations?

Join this week's host, June Yong, as she hears from Violet about her challenging experience of discovering her 9 year old son viewing porn. Pushing through her initial shock and fears, Violet started having age-appropriate conversations on sex and relationships with him. She hopes that this forms an internal narrative that her son uses to navigate wisely in the world.

Violet believes that"It's never too early to talk (to your child) about sex and love and respect, and how all these go together. Because in a relationship that is good and lasting, you’d only really want to have sex with someone you love."

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Talking about sex and sexuality can make even the most confident parent cringe. Don’t be caught off-guard. Learn strategies and tools to grow your child’s sexual intelligence and build a strong foundation for them to enjoy healthy relationships.

Join us for our upcoming webinar on Relational Health and Sexual Intelligence on 9 April 2022, Saturday (10am-12pm), where you will gain:

• Tools and strategies for conversing with your child about sexuality and relationships
• Practical handles on how to tackle common problems such as porn and inappropriate behaviour
• A take-home guide on common questions asked by kids, and book/video resources

Find out more https://www.family.org.sg/rfrksexualintelligence 

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