When it comes to swearing and cursing in front of children, what do you recommend we do?

When it comes to swearing and cursing in front of children, what do you recommend we do? Published on July 26, 2017 → Survey conducted on July 26, 2017 on 5163 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

We should do MORE to prevent children from being exposed to swearing and cursing

53%

We’re currently doing just the right amount to prevent children from being exposed to swearing and cursing

21%

We should do LESS to prevent children from being exposed to swearing and cursing

We should actively encourage children to be exposed to swearing and cursing

Not sure

16%

We should do MORE to prevent children from being exposed to swearing and cursing

53%

We’re currently doing just the right amount to prevent children from being exposed to swearing and cursing

21%

We should do LESS to prevent children from being exposed to swearing and cursing

We should actively encourage children to be exposed to swearing and cursing

Not sure

16%

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