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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 27 MIN

Episode 48: Internet Safety Conversations Every Parent Needs

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Most parents hope their first conversation about pornography happens before their child sees it online. Unfortunately, that's not always how it works. In this episode, Jami shares a calm, practical approach to internet safety that focuses on preparation, open communication, and helping kids know what to do when they encounter something they're not ready for. Key Takeaways: The goal isn't perfect protection—it's helping your child know what to do if they see something inappropriate. Three essential conversations: online surprises, body safety, and knowing they can always come to you. Internet safety works best through hundreds of small conversations, not one big talk. Simple Script Parents Can Say: "If you ever see something online that confuses you, surprises you, or makes your body feel uncomfortable, you can always tell me. You are never in trouble for telling the truth." Resources Mentioned: Want more practical tools for navigating big emotions and hard parenting moments? Book a free discovery call and grab your free 33 Ways to Reset for Parents. Good Pictures Bad Pictures  It's Not the Stork! It's So Amazing! The Anxious Generation Screen Wise

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