Pediatricians Warn that Minors Have Access to Pornography Every Time Before
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The Spanish Association of Primary Care Pediatrics (AEPap) has warned about the increasingly early exposure of children and adolescents to pornographic content on the Internet and its possible consequences, especially among girls and adolescents. The organization warns that access can occur accidentally through social networks, advertising, Internet searches or content shared by other children, without there being a deliberate search for pornogr…
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The Spanish Association of Primary Care Pediatrics (AEPap) warns of the increasingly early exposure of minors to pornography and the impact of sexualized images that reinforce gender stereotypes, increase pressure on body image and favor pressure situations to share intimate images between girls and adolescents.
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