🎯 How Do Kids Find P*** in 2026? 13 Pipelines Targeting Your Child
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Hello Reader, It’s here. Each year, we publish one article parents tell us they never forget. And every year, it’s the same reaction: In 2026, most kids are not searching for porn. They’re being targeted. Kids are exposed to it accidentally through everyday apps, devices, and platforms that families use and trust, but are targeting kids. In fact, accidental exposure surged from 38% in 2023 to 59% in 2025. Which makes it even more crucial that you know the sources of exposure! We tell you all about it in our annual guide: How Do Kids Find Porn in 2026? 13 Pipelines Targeting Your Child You Need To Know About Now. This year’s list includes some of the most eye-opening risks we’ve ever documented. Here’s a quick sneak peek 👀
The good news? For every pipeline, we share clear, practical steps parents can take to reduce risk, plus tools that actually help.
Kindly, Kristen Help your child build an internal filter that lasts longer than any tech setting. Resources like our Good Pictures Bad Pictures books give parents a simple, age-appropriate way to talk with kids about pornography before exposure happens. |
Defend Young Minds
Hello Reader, As we look forward to 2026, let’s pause for a tiny moment to assess. Where are we now? How far have we come over the last year? ✅ Dash of Information I think it was Socrates who said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Except he said it in ancient Greek! What does that really mean? It means we need to do some reflecting! My team and I looked back and found that we had accomplished more than we thought. You will probably have the same experience. ✅ Dash of Motivation Here...
Hello Reader, The holidays are here, but scary things still happen. Thankfully, you can give your child the gift of reassurance. It isn’t denial—it’s helping them learn to cope. ✅ Dash of InformationEven during the happiest season, kids can feel the weight of scary headlines—mass shootings, high-profile violence, and stories of exploitation. I know I do! Even if they don’t consume news directly, they often overhear adults, catch clips on screens, or hear friends repeat bits and pieces. When...
Hello Reader, AI companies are rushing to exploit the $300 BILLION toy industry. Here’s why you should take a pass on AI toys. ✅ Dash of Information AI is simply not safe for kids. Technology companies live by the motto, “Move fast and break things” as they race to gain market share. Does that sound like an industry that is prioritizing your child’s safety? Nope! You may have heard about the Kummo AI teddy bear by Folotoy that prematurely sexualized kids by teaching them about BDSM practices....