cordnoy wrote on 06 Jun 2016 12:24:

I think this is still the end of the conversation.

Birshusi wrote on 08 Aug 2016 17:29:

I agree with eyeglasses, and thats the reason that i do not get the mishpacha.I know that i can not filter out everything, but do i need to actually pay money for my young children (who love to read) to read about 'frum' gamblers, domestic abuse, po_n addicts etc. Maybe it should be taught in yeshivas/high schools, but this is a family magizine. Does it really help anyone if my children start doubting the stability in our home when my wife and i have a disagreement, because they read the serial story, or they start to think what is this po_n that is so addictive. Honestly, for many years until i fell in, i did not even know po_n was legal in the united states. My kids will know better then me because they read 'family' magazines

Guys I like statistics..

Mishpacha has featured many stories of drugs / divorce Hashem yerachem

Mirror, Has there been one case that was c'v directly caused by Mishpacha magazine?

What about curious kids?

Im only gonna tell you what happens in my home

I do my hishtadlus to protect and restrict my kids from any open internet access and chat rooms are simply not an option for them

They sometimes may read a gye lifeline story about chat room

Nu nu. I'm not stupid, and I'm not worried

I also think this topic should be left to the gedolim, and our discussion should revolve more around how we generally protect our kids