good pictures bad pictures jr.: a simple plan to protect young minds protect young minds <p>young children deserve to be armed early against internet dangers. <i>good pictures bad pictures jr.</i> makes it easy for parents to protect their young kids <b>ages 3 to 6</b>. using gentle, age-appropriate messages, children will learn to <b>turn, run & tell</b> when they are accidentally exposed to inappropriate content.</p><p>written by best-selling author kristen a. jenson of the original <i>good pictures bad pictures</i> book, the jr. version is a comfortable, effective way for proactive parents to empower their young kids with their <b>first internal filter</b>!</p><strong>reviews:</strong><p>“it’s never too early to start teaching kids healthy media habits! reading <i>good pictures bad pictures jr.</i> to your young children is a beautiful way to empower them to make safe internet choices.” <i><b>sean covey</b>, executive vice president franklincovey co. and international bestselling author of the 7 habits of highly effective teens</i></p><p>"our kids deserve to be warned about the very real dangers of pornography in a simple way they can understand. as a mom of two preschoolers growing up in a digital world, i am thrilled to recommend <i>good pictures bad pictures jr.</i>!. we loved the hidden cameras inside!" <i><b>dawn hawkins</b>, vp & executive director, national center on sexual exploitation</i></p><p>"for the sake of the children, i wholeheartedly recommend <i>good pictures bad pictures jr.</i> as a grandfather, father and pastor, i can think of no better gift for a child than the ability to reject pornography. our kids’ future marriages depend on it."<i> <b>josh mcdowell</b>, josh mcdowell ministries</i></p><p>"earlier is definitely better when it comes to arming children against pornography. this is a beautiful way to begin protecting your youngest children without jeopardizing their innocence. get it! share it!” <i><b>matt fradd</b>, director at integrity restored, speaker, author, parent</i></p>