US EditionColine de Senarclens: 'Why would it necessarily be complicated to talk about sex with your children?'
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Author publishes 'Porn, let's talk about it', a practical guide for concerned parents, which relies on science and pedagogy to move beyond alarmism and open dialogue on pornography. Young people watch porn. This can worry, disturb, disgust, paralyze parents. But it is a fact. So, since avoiding it won't make it disappear, why not face it? That's what author Coline de Senarclens proposes, convinced that knowledge and pedagogy are a more effective…
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