‘Sexting’ is now also known as ‘youth produced sexual imagery’. It involves the sending or receiving of sexual images by text, email or social media has drawn a lot of media attention over recent years. It is a phenomenon which did not exist before the internet age. By their nature, children and young people are curious and often, through their development, look to push boundaries. The consequences of ‘sexting’ to your child can range from mild embarrassment to extreme feelings of shame, particularly if your child has been ridiculed by others for their actions. If your child has been coerced into sending images, there are other factors to consider. Whatever the situation, and the apparent consequences, this guide will help you work through them.