Help! My child is looking at porn.

We get it. Your child is looking at porn. You might be angry right now. There may be surges of guilt. You might just be confused that this could happen “to us.”

Distressing as it may feel, stay calm. These are not uncharted waters. The critical question is: Will you lead your family into the light?

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“This isn’t a service that was designed to shame a person for their temptations, but a service that will allow trust to be built between a trusted person and someone who desires to have a covenant with God or within a relationship.”

~ Dollie

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Your family can navigate the digital world with integrity—even if they’ve already been exposed to pornography.

– Jonalee

Covenant Eyes Mom

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– Natalie

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Victory by Covenant Eyes provides clarity about the issue of pornography, helps you help your family move towards change, and connects you to each other through accountability.

Your child needs your love right now more than ever. Responding with gracious questions—rather than accusations or judgement—will help them open up to you instead of clamming up.

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Children are more likely to embrace a collaborative solution, so whenever possible, ask them what they think would help them navigate technology with integrity.

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Kids have a lot of questions, and the online world is all too willing to provide answers. The best way to protect them is to make sure they feel safe talking with you about anything.

Victory by Covenant Eyes provides accountability tools to support these relationships, and help you have life-changing conversations.

Here are some initial steps to consider as you guide your family into wholeness when it comes to addressing pornography.

Seriously: Don’t freak out. Wait for a right opportunity when you’re not in panic mode. You won’t get another chance to have the first talk and too many parents try to talk when emotions are high. Don’t do it.

Whenever possible, invite your child into the solution. Any solution that is co-developed is going to be a solution that they are more likely to obey.

Our friends at Protect Young Eyes recommend four layers of digital protection in any home.

This course will provide you with the confidence and knowledge you need to start the conversations at the right time, do it well, and help you keep the conversation going.

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Get 7 days of helpful digital parenting tips to help you create a safe digital environment for your family.

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The internet brings many opportunities for education, entertainment, and communication, but it also comes with dangers that your children need to be prepared to handle.

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