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Learning disabilities, autism and internet safety: a guide for parents
Help for parents on dealing with issues raised by the internet for children and young people with autism and learning difficulties
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What is - and isn't - legal online?
The digital world is so new that half the time we don't know what the rules are. In fact, there are plenty of laws governing what you can and can't do online. Here's our guide to what you should and shouldn't be doing online (legally, anyway).
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Money matters for parents of disabled children
Parents and carers of children with disabilities often face heavy costs. In this Q&A, Cerebra addresses some of the most frequently asked questions about benefits.
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Digital resilience: a parent's guide
But what exactly is digital resilience? And what can we do as parents to help our children develop it?
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What kind of parent are you?
There are three main styles of parenting. Which one best describes you?
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Social media and group violence: a parent's guide
Advice for parents on the rise of viral fight videos online
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Helping your child cope with peer pressure
Peer pressure: how parents can help their children cope
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Online teen speak
Wondering what your children are tapping into their phones? Or, in fact, what it means? Here's our parent's guide to some popular teen chat acronyms and slang words.
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Online safety course for parents: Parenting in the Digital Age
Find out more about Parent Zone's online digital parenting course
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Sharenting: should you share pictures of your children online?
A parent's guide to the very modern phenomenon of social media sharenting
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Disability and growing up: advice for parents with children going through puberty
Disabled young people have the same needs for sex education, healthcare and opportunities to socialise and discover their sexuality as their non-disabled peers. Read our advice for parents on how best to help them deal with puberty
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Fake news: a parent's guide
What is fake news and how can you help your child spot it? Nicky Cox, editor in chief of First News, offers advice for parents