3 Things Parents Must Do to Protect Our Kids Online

Age 8.

And it all happened on the computer in the kitchen, while being homeschooled by his loving Christian parents. These were not negligent parents. They were normal, loving parents, just like you and me. And their boy spiralled into this horrible addiction, feeding the monster in 30 second to 5 minute intervals when his mom had turned her back.

Many kids online stumble on pornography accidentally, or because a kid down the street said “guess what you can look up on the internet?!”. But while it may start out innocent, children and youth are extra vulnerable to addiction because of the way the human brain develops.


Christie Thomas
Christie Thomas
Christie Thomas lives in Canada with her family of boys and their pet fish. She writes about faith and family at www.christiethomaswriter.com and is the author of Quinn’s Promise Rock and an interactive devotional book for preschoolers, Wise For Salvation.

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