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“I’m Trying To Protect My Kids From Pornography”

When a partner exposes a child to pornography, it is sexual abuse. Find out how to protect your child from pornography.

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Have you recently discovered your spouse’s secret pornography use? Are you terrified he will expose your child to it – whether on purpose or accidentally? You’re not alone.

Internet Filters Help, But Boundaries Protect

Internet filters can help moms find some degree of peace of mind. But what about preemptive boundaries?

If you’ve recently discovered your partner’s secret pornography use, consider some of these actions you might take:

Pornography Exposure & Sexual Abuse

It’s essential for mothers to understand that children exposed to pornography are experiencing a form of sexual abuse.

Children are not equipped to handle pornographic material. Please do your best to immediately seek proper support for your child.

Do not blame, shame, or punish your child. This may only further traumatize them.

BTR.ORG Is Here For You

Moms coping with betrayal trauma often feel overwhelmed and desperate for help. Parenting can feel daunting. Here at BTR.ORG, we understand.

Please offer yourself compassion and grace as you navigate this deeply painful journey.

Our BTR.ORG Group Sessions offer support, validation, and empowerment to women all over the world. We would love to see you in a session today.

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