Written by Here’s why everyone should monitor their children’s internet activity.
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- In 2015, the C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health (link is external) ranked internet safety as #4 in the top 10 health concerns for children. Ranking ahead of school violence.
- According to TopTenreviews.com the average age of first Internet porn exposure is 11 years old.
- 35% of total downloads on the Internet are pornographic in nature.
- One out of 7 kids have received a solicitation of porn and there are 100K websites that offer illegal child pornography.
- The Crimes against Children Research Center says that 1 in 5 teenagers have received a sexual solicitation via the web.
- and “about 25 percent of the youth who encountered a sexual approach or solicitation told a parent.”
- According to LDSLiving.com “79 percent of young people’s unwanted exposure to pornography occurs in the home.”
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“Nearly 60 percent have received an e-mail or Instant Message from a stranger, and half responded to the stranger’s message” according to this report.