<p>OP - I'm a girl, and the first time I watched **** was also 10 years old. I hated it and also didn't understand it. It could easily be curiousity, I wouldn't worry too much, kids are going to push the boundaries and although I agree you definitely should set some, there will be exploration within them.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Your son sounds like the run of the mill dumbass teen.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>You're not a bad parent, you're experiencing what all parents of pre teens and t

Not long until she starts using the dog filter in every single photo

<p>Nothing wrong with your daughter watching **** IMO. She's growing up and it's natural. Just make sure you as a parent educate her about all the important things to know about sex</p>

Eyebrows grow back. The **** thing needs your attention. It's definitely time to talk about sex. Might want to look into filters for all electronic devices.

Like someone else said, eyebrows grow back. I'd say the **** thing is definitely curiosity. And I don't think "punishment" would be helpful. If anything, ask her to please not do it again. But I suspect you'll catch her again at 13-15. Make sure you have the sex talk with her- at least around age 12. Remind her that she is valuable, and she doesn't have to have sex with guys for them to like her. If that's what they want, they are douchebags.

I was 11 when my "sexual explorations" began. As in, not just curiosity anymore. It very well could be that. And any kind of "don't do that again" just meant "hide it better", to every one of my friends. Definitely have the sex talk with her and everything because even if its just curiosity, she needs to know now in case it isn't.

You're ******. Have fun next week. ?

<p>&nbsp;Neither of those things are even a big deal. Your parenting is fine if that's the only big deal that's come up! :p</p> <p>Kids are stupid, and kids are curious. Your son will get harrassed a &nbsp;little at the very worst, probabaly won't do it again because of it. But, do yourself a favor, take time to sit down and talk with your daughter about those lively life changes when puberty has fully hit. If your kid has started having a period. it's time to talk about god damn natural biolog

Anybody else get reminded of that YouTube video where this like 6 year old gets caught by her sister watching to gay dudes kissing and then she starts flipping out yelling "please don't tell mom please don't tell mom!"

As much as I agree with you, he never said his daughter was hitting puberty. All he said was that he caught her watching ****. I suppose that could be an indicator of starting puberty, but I thought it usually starts around the age of 12 or 13... but hey what do I know. I'm just a dumb teen living in the suburbs.