Many parents are worried about their child stumbling upon online porn but are unsure what to do about it. Dr Katrina Lines is the Executive Director of Act for Kids, a non profit organisation, who says that parents need to be aware of the dangers online, but also how to tell if their child has inadvertently seen something disturbing.She talks about how parents can spot problematic behaviours and what action they can take. For more information on how to deal with online porn, check out the eSafety Commissioner's website.

<div>Many parents are worried about their child stumbling upon online porn but are unsure what to do about it. Dr Katrina Lines is the Executive Director of <a href="https://www.actforkids.com.au/" target="_blank">Act for Kids</a>, a non profit organisation, who says that parents need to be aware of the dangers online, but also how to tell if their child has inadvertently seen something disturbing.</div><div>She talks about how parents can spot problematic behaviours and what action they can take. For more information on how to deal with online porn, check out the eSafety Commissioner's <a href="https://www.esafety.gov.au/parents/big-issues/online-pornography" target="_blank">website</a>.</div>

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