Videos to Help Kids Understand Porn and Internet Safety

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This page is where I save internet safety videos that are perfect for talking about online porn and keeping kids safe on the internet!

You can sit down and watch a porn or internet safety video with your child. Or you can watch them to learn more about these topics yourself!

Don’t forget to keep an eye on YouTube, as new videos are always being added! Try using these search terms – internet safety, online safety, eSafety and/or cybersafety.

And if you know of a porn safety or internet safety video that should be included, please let me know!

You can find more helpful resources to help you with the porn talk in my Pornography 101 page!

Let’s get started!

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Find practical tools to educate kids about porn & internet safety in the Sex Ed Shop

Online Pornography

Know what to say before porn becomes the teacher
My free 5-day Porn Talk Starter Series. One short email a day.
  • When to start
  • What to say first
  • How to say it without scaring or shaming
  • What to do if they've already seen it

Internet Safety

eSafety Commissioner in Australia has a video library for educators. Have a look at it as it has a range of videos for children of all ages.

Mighty Heroes is a free set of four short cartoon videos for children aged 5 to 8 years old. Topics include protecting personal information, being kind and caring to others, asking for help when something doesn’t feel right, and questioning what you see, hear and do online.

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

More porn & internet safety resources

More help with porn and online safety

If you know this conversation is coming and you’re not sure how to open it, the free 5-day Porn Talk Starter Series walks you through what to say first, calmly and without scaring anyone.

If your child has already seen something, Help! My Child Has Seen Porn is for that moment. What to say, what not to say, and what to do next.

The rest of it is over in the shop: posters for the wall, workbooks for you, activity books to work through with your child, a Q&A handbook for the questions that catch you out, and a tech check for the devices around the house. It’s all in Porn & Online Safety.

Know what to say before porn becomes the teacher
My free 5-day Porn Talk Starter Series. One short email a day.
  • When to start
  • What to say first
  • How to say it without scaring or shaming
  • What to do if they've already seen it