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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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Addicted to social media – or just teens being teens?
People often talk about children being addicted to social media. But are they really? Parent Info offers advice on helping your child use social media safely
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Parenting
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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Parenting
The 5 digital parenting rules that REALLY matter
The really important things that every parent needs to know about online safety.
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Parenting
Your child’s digital footprint
What goes online stays online. Some advice to help you and your child understand the long-term implications of publishing all about your life.
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Parenting
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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Parenting
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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Parenting
Internet porn: top tips for how to respond
NCA-CEOP’s Dr Elly Hanson offers advice on how to address the tricky issue of online porn with your child
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Parenting
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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Parenting
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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Parenting
Preventing violent extremism – what parents can do
Advice for parents on helping their children avoid becoming involved in violent extremism
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Parenting
Five rights children should have online
There is deep concern about the impact the internet is having on families, especially on children and young people. iRights is a coalition calling for five basic rights that children and young people should have online.