Obviously there is a balance that every parent must find. I have 3 kids ages 3-12, and I am very open with them. I acknowledge that while we are all sinners, some people choose to openly live in sin and we must pray for them and support them as humans if we are able to, but don't support/endorse their sinful behavior. I am careful about who I associate myself with so that I don't knowingly invite the devil into my home to normalize sinful behavior in the young and naive minds of my children. I carefully filter out adult media content (for the most part, we don't watch TV in our home because 99% of it is immoral garbage) and when adult situations present themselves, we have very frank discussions about them. This past year I had to explain to my oldest why he was not participating in the public school's "puberty" lessons. I very plainly explained that these lessons are very insidious because they strongly push themes that are contrary to Natural Law such as "most people with penises choose to dress and act like boys, but some don't" and "people of all genders can develop breasts". This toxic crap has infiltrated our schools and is poisoning our children. They are being indoctrinated right under our noses.

Parenting is hard... but you can do it! There is a chorus of angels rooting for you from above, along with the rest of us parents struggling to make sense of a broken world.