The actress continued to denounce men who scrutinize and tear down women's bodies, questioning what's so "terrifying" about breasts. She went on to share how proud and confident she is of her body, and how grateful she is to have grown up alongside "strong, powerful, curvy women." On a final note, she gave the online critics a piece of advice. Reassuring them and offering support – remind them they can always talk to you, another trusted adult, or Childline. If your child is older you might want to talk to them more directly about sharing nudes online. We know that this can be an awkward topic to bring up so we would recommend reading Childline’s advice on sharing nudes and sexting to give you some tips around how to approach it and what language to use.

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Talking to them about how to treat others online and what is and isn’t appropriate online behaviour.Start by talking to them about image sharing in general and ask your child what sort of photos they’d feel comfortable posting online. This will give you a chance to see how much they already know about what is and isn’t appropriate to share. Remind them to never post or send anything that contains personal information and encourage them to come to you if they’re ever asked to share something that makes them feel uncomfortable. Trying not to shout at them, or make them feel like it’s their fault. They’re probably worried and need your help and advice. Speaking with the designated safeguarding lead at their school, if your child agrees. Schools can keep an eye on the situation and help stop images or videos being shared. They can also support any other children who've been affected or have a counselling service children can self-refer to.

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pressuring someone to share a nude image or video of themselves by repeatedly sending them messages It’s important to have open conversations with your child about what they’re doing online from a young age, especially about the types of content they’re sharing.

Reminding them that people might not always be who they say they are online, so they should be careful about talking to anyone they don't know. Asking open questions such as "what happened?" rather than asking "why have you done it?", as the latter may stop them from opening up to you. It isn’t the first time and certainly won’t be the last time a woman will hear what’s wrong with her body by a crowd of strangers, what’s worrying is just how vulgar some of you men can be," she wrote. "Thankfully, I’ve come to terms with the intricacies of my body that make me, me. I’m happy with all of the ‘flaws’ that I couldn’t bear to look at when I was 14."

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Look out for opportunities in everyday life to start a discussion informally, such as a storyline on TV. This way you can have a conversation about sexting and sharing nudes without it being the main focus. Consider how you talk about this more widely, e.g. when discussing TV shows or news stories, and ensure that you aren’t using victim blaming language.