Best children’s books about pornography

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There are some fantastic children’s books about pornography to help parents start having safe conversations with children of all ages, from as young as 4, and as old as 14.

The best way to empower our children against porn is with knowledge, like what porn is, why it isn’t safe for children, and what to do when they see it.

And books, like what you’ll find in this list, are a great way to start a shame-free conversation with your child about online pornography!

The easiest way to start this awkward conversation is with age-appropriate children’s books. Surprisingly enough, I was able to find a few books that do talk about online porn. But there aren’t many of them, so many of the books in this list are internet safety books that also talk about porn.

The books in this list are about online pornography. Books about internet safety, social media safety, media literacy and sexting are in separate book lists.

New books for children about porn safety are sometimes published, so please contact me if you know of a book that should be included in this list.

You can find more children’s books to keep kids safe on the internet + prevent porn exposure, in the main list.

If you’re looking for more internet safety and online porn resources, then don’t forget to visit my Pornography 101 page.

Not sure what to teach about sex ed at this age?

This printable checklist shows you the priority topics for this age, simple scripts to try, reassurance for common worries, and the next step to take.

Children’s books about pornography

You’ll find an age-specific list of books about online porn. All of the books on this topic are currently showing.

All of the ages are visible, regardless of whether they’re relevant (or not). If no books appear for your chosen age, then it means there aren’t any relevant books.

To find relevant books for your child’s age, click on their age, and the appropriate books will appear.

NOTE: Before passing any book to your child or reading it with them, you should read it yourself first. I might think it is a great book for a certain age child or that the information is valuable, but you may disagree. Try to choose books that reflect your values and the messages you want your child to receive.

  • cover of Porn is Not Sex Ed! by Jess Melendez

    Porn is Not Sex Ed! by Jess Melendez

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  • cover of Someone should have told me

    Someone should have told me by Holly-ann Martin

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  • cover of Nonnie Talks About Sex by Mary Jo Podgurski

    Nonnie Talks About Sex…& More by Mary Jo Podgurski

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  • cover of nonnie talks about trauma

    Nonnie Talks About Trauma by Mary-Jo Podgurski

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    Staying Safe Online by Louie Stowell

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  • Hamish and the Secret Shadow by Liz Walker

    Hamish and the Secret Shadow by Liz Walker

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  • cover of the things we can't unsee

    The Things We Can’t Unsee by Kerri Isham

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  • cover of Put a Lid on It: Exposing the Porn Trap by Emily Olivia

    There’s WHAT on my Phone? : How God’s Good Gift Beats Porn by Lisa Taylor

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  • cover of How to talk with your kids about porn by Dr Jane Cherrington

    How to talk with your kids about porn by Dr Jane Cherrington

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  • cover of Keeping Safe on the Wb with Kyle the Kingfish by Safe Surfer NZ

    Keeping Safe on the Web with Kyle the Kingfish by Safe Surfer NZ

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  • cover of Put a Lid on It: Exposing the Porn Trap by Emily Olivia

    Put a Lid on It: Exposing the Porn Trap by Emily Olivia

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  • cover of Good Pictures Bad Pictures JR by Kristen Jenson

    Good Pictures Bad Pictures JR by Kristen Jenson

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Looking for more porn & internet safety resources? Then visit my Porn 101 page!

These are some of the many children’s books about pornography that have been written. As I find more, I will add them to this list. They are all really good books that you will find useful for starting shame-free conversations about online pornography.

If you’re looking for more internet safety and online porn resources, then don’t forget to visit my Pornography 101 page.

Happy reading!
❤️ Cath

Not sure what to teach about sex ed at this age?

This printable checklist shows you the priority topics for this age, simple scripts to try, reassurance for common worries, and the next step to take.