I hold my hands up. I've been lax about internet security. It seems when I set parental controls they block the kids out of even the most innocent, educational website.
Now and again I check their internet history to see what they've been looking at and it's always totally innocent. Until today.
I left ds, who's 8.5, home alone for half an hour and when I came back I saw he'd been looking up naked women. He did a lot of surfing in that half hour. Most of it was pretty tame YouTube, women pole dancing on trains etc ... then I noticed he moved onto Google and accessed some, fortunately, lightweight stuff. Women half naked, or naked and lying down with those ridiculous soft porn pouts. So not the sort of images I want him to be looking at.
I think it's the first time I've left him home alone so he really took the first chance he had. Yesterday I noticed he had smelly arm pits for the first time ever.
So he's growing up.
I have put parental controls on and changed all the passwords so he can no longer go on anyone's log on but his now.
Is there anything else I should do? He's obviously curious. Should I chat with him or would that be mortifying. He'd typed into Google 'i want to have sex' which he doesn't, necessarily, but is obviously getting some feelings.
Do I need to do anything?