Season 01 : Episode 03 : Young kids are sexting and watching porn aka: Don’t dress up like a seal if you’re going surfing

Episode Summary

Children as young as 8 years old are watching porn and sexting. Children who sext are not only unwittingly committing a crime, they are also increasing their risk of being victimized by predators, both known and unknown. Make no mistake, if you are the parent of children in elementary school or younger – this episode most definitely applies to you.

  • Having THE TALK with your children
  • Understanding the fact that kids are now starting to watch porn at 8 years old, porn addiction now begins at 11 years old, that children are not allowed to have any social media under the age of 13 per Federal guidelines (COPPA)
  • Child brain development and impulse control
  • Having a “good kid” is irrelevant
  • Checklist of questions for parents
  • Interview with Susan Moran, Esq – Criminal defense attorney – covering juvenile sexting charges and what you need to know as a parent
  • What two police officers think about Big Mama’s rule: Keep your mouth shut until your attorney arrives
  • Review of seven recent sexting, sexual predation, sextortion cases
  • Is Teen Vogue really encouraging children to create child pornography?
  • Quick review of six Teen Vogue articles on sexting
  • Big Mama shares data collected from her live presentations including what 2,826 elementary school children have to say about device ownership, sexting, consuming pornography, and what the biggest issue is among their friends
  • Tips for parents to try to prevent sexting in their own homes

Thank you to guest: Susan Moran, Esq
Criminal defense attorney in Ohio
Office: 440-617-1528
Cell: 216-965-5763
susanmoranlaw@gmail.com

National Center on Sexual Exploitation
www.endsexualexploitation.org

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