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On our journey in life, the most profound thing that we can offer others--partners, children, parents, friends, co-workers, bosses, neighbors--is our own healing and growth towards being a more loving person.
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 One of the podcasts that I follow is School of Love which has the mission to "Empower parents to have authentic, ongoing conversations with their children about God’s intention for love and sex." In a recent podcast, host Amelia Lindemann interviews Chris McKenna, founder of Protect Young Eyes who is on a mission to help families navigate the digital world safely! In this episode, he dives into open communication about trust, how to address worries about internet access, and why being present in your child’s online world matters.
When Chris McKenna was asked about the recommended age to begin talking to your kids about internet safety, he responded, "If they have access to things connected to the internet, they need access to information in order to use the internet. It is probably going to be a whole lot younger than we want to start these conversations. This doesn't mean introducing pornography to your four-year-old...but give them guidance about what to do when they see something that they don't understand." He explains the importance of parental involvement, providing guardrails for children and youth. All children crave boundaries and need to understand and practice what to do when they see something that isn't appropriate. Protect Young Eyes explains digital trends, social media, and parental controls. It provides step-by-step instructions for setting up parental controls for parents, schools and churches. Visit their website here: www.protectyoungeyes.com/ Listen to/watch the podcast here: schooloflove.org/podcast/protect-young-eyes and check out the other resources on School of Love. Comments are closed.
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