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Negging: what parents need to know
Negging is on the rise online as well as off. But what is it – and how can you help your child cope if it happens to them?
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Talking to your teenager about consent
Advice and tips on understanding what consent means.
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When teens share nudes
‘Nudes’ is the term most young people use to describe self-taken naked or semi-naked photographs or videos which are often shared online. Parent Info looks into this type of image sharing.
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Video chatting: a guide for parents and carers of secondary school-age children
With school closed for most students, young people will almost certainly be using a video-chatting service to stay in touch with friends. Here’s how to help them get the most from it
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Spotting abuse in teenage relationships
How to spot the signs of an abusive teenage relationship and what to do if you think your teenager may be involved in one
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Relationships and sex
When parents split up - FAQs on residency
Residency is the legal term for where children live when their parents have split up. The Coram Children's Legal Centre answers some FAQs about living arrangements, formal and informal.
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Is internet porn affecting children's happiness?
NCA-CEOP's Dr Elly Hanson explains what we know from the evidence about the effect of porn on children and young people
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NCA-CEOP's video: talking about pornography
VIDEO: It can be a hideously embarrassing subject to talk to your child about porn. Professor Tanya Byron, Dr Linda Papadopolous and other experts offer tips for opening non-awkward discussions
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Relationships and sex
Why you should talk openly with children about sex and relationships
It’s hard to keep pace with our children’s digital lives. But there is something you can do that will help safeguard your children. Something that will support their mental health and, in the process, strengthen your connection to them. You can involve yourself in your children’s sex education. You can start the conversation.
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Conversations with young children about sex and relationships
Expert advice on how to talk to young children about sex and relationships
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Relationships and sex
Meeting others: the particular challenges for LGBTQ+ children
Helping LGBTQ+ children and young people meet others safely: a parent’s guide