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ParentingHealth and wellbeing
Coronavirus – stay at home! And look after your online health!
With many schools closed, children are spending more time online. Here, NCA-CEOP explains how to help young people get the most from technology – and avoid the risks
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ParentingHealth and wellbeing
Surviving family life under lockdown
Family life has undergone a major upheaval over the past month or so, with households suddenly thrown together 24/7. Here are some tips to help you reduce the inevitable tension and get along smoothly with one another
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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
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
Safer Internet Day 2019: How to help your child be kind to others online
Here are some things you can do to teach your child to be kind and respectful online and to expect this from others.
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Parenting
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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Parenting
What kind of parent are you?
There are three main styles of parenting. Which one best describes you?
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Parenting
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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Parenting
Phone safety and selfies: a parent's guide
Video: how to keep your child safe when using their mobile phone
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Parenting
Seasonal Netiquette: 5 new parenting rules for screen time and tech when families gather
Tips for parents on navigating screen time and technology rules when families meet up
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Parenting
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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Parenting
Digital natives: are children really better at using the online world than adults?
Popular thinking has it that children instinctively know how to navigate the digital universe, while their parents are clueless. What’s the truth?