What does DLSV mean in FILM CENSORSHIP

Content that can be considered drugs, language, sex or violence in media can include scenes showing the use or sale of illegal substances; swearing or offensive language; explicit sexual activity; and violent behavior such as fights.

It is important to be aware of what your children are accessing online and on television. Set limits on what they can watch and check their viewing history regularly. Installing parental control settings on devices can also help you limit which programs they can access.

If you suspect that your child has been engaging in dangerous behaviors like drug use or physical violence after watching shows with DLSV content, it is important to seek professional help from a therapist or counselor as soon as possible.

Yes! There are plenty of age-appropriate films and TV shows out there without any drug, language, sex or violence content at all. Parents should do research before letting their children watch any movie. Reading reviews on sites like Common Sense Media will allow you to make sure the movie you're choosing meets both your standards and your child's needs.

While it may not be appropriate for younger children, some mature teenagers may be able to handle certain kinds of DLSV content in movies depending on individual maturity level. However, because all families have different values and standards when it comes to media consumption, adult supervision is highly recommended when allowing older children access to this type of material.