Exposure to

AGE-INAPPROPRIATE
content

by : Rhenz Daryl Naranjo & Crist Nestle Fernandez

MAWD-102
 INTRODUCTION:
Nearly everyone has gained access to technology in
modern times. We can now browse and look at the
internet, young or elderly. As the internet has
developed, even young children and minors have been
influenced and have started to access online resources,
entertainment videos, and unlawful websites,
especially with the development of mobile platforms
and applications such as TikTok videos and Facebook
reels.
 CAUSE:
LACK OF PARENTAL SECURITY

Children who grow up mostly in homes and don't have or have a lack of parental
supervision may gain access to everything through the Internet. This freedom may lead
them to interact with things that are supposedly inappropriate for them, thus resulting
in weird thinking and behaviors.
 CAUSE:
INFLUENCE
Children who grow up mostly in homes and don't have or have a lack of parental
supervision may gain access to everything through the Internet. This freedom may lead
them to interact with things that are supposedly inappropriate for them, thus resulting
in weird thinking and behaviors.
EFFECTS:
EARLY SEXUAL
CONTACT
Young people who are exposed to sexual content
at a very young age are very likely to start
having intercourse earlier than they otherwise
would. When viewing this kind of content, a
viewer may frequently look for what they hear,
see, or observe.
 EFFECTS:

PROMOTES VIOLENCE
Another effect of interacting with inappropriate videos is being
violent or having harsh thinking toward others. Sexual content,
action films, and other violent adult entertainment can considerably
affect how young children experience the world. According to some
research, exposure to violent media at a young age can result in
aggressive behavior that could result in acting out later in life in
sexually and physically destructive ways against someone, bullying,
hitting, fighting, etc.
Solution:
DISCUSS
As soon as the child begins using the internet,
have a dialogue with them about what they are
reading, viewing, and communicating online. As
they become older, continue the conversation.
Ask your child about the website or apps they
use, and talk to your child about things that they
might and may not see.
 Constantly monitor your child's time
SOLUTION: online, particularly children (or you may

MONITOR
use the parental control feature in your
devices). Keep the computer in a central
spot in the home where it's easy to keep
an eye on what your child is doing and
viewing online.
THANK YOU!
for your time