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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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What kind of parent are you?
There are three main styles of parenting. Which one best describes you?
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What is a digital tattoo?
A tattoo is permanent, much like the information we post online. NCA-CEOP gives its top tips on making sure your child's online reputation is just as good as their offline one
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Digital parenting top tips
Top tips on staying up-to-date with what your child is doing online
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YouTube: what parents need to know
Kids can't get enough of YouTube. Read NCA-CEOP's comprehensive guide to everything parents need to know about it
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Phone safety and selfies: a parent's guide
Video: how to keep your child safe when using their mobile phone
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Understanding online shaming - a guide for parents
What is online shaming and what can you do to protect your child from it?
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Divorce: 10 ways parents can make it less painful for their children
Divorce and separation are tough on children, but as a parent you can make the process and its effects less painful through good communication. Here are 10 tips from Gingerbread to help
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When your child is being bullied online: a parent's guide
Alex Holmes, deputy CEO of the Diana Award, offers advice on how to recognise bullying and what to do if your child is affected
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How to protect your child from trolls
Sadly, once your child explores the online world, they may find a troll waiting for them. Here's how to help them cope.
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Choosing age-appropriate video on demand and online content for your family
From Netflix to NowTV: how to keep your family safe when viewing TV and films online and on mobile devices
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What does Ofcom do to protect your child?
How does Ofcom, the communications regulator, tackle material online that may be inapprorpriate or upsetting for children?