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Relationships and sex
Teen sex and contraception: what’s legal?
Get clued up on what's legal when it comes to contraception and sex for your teen.
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Sexual health: advice for parents when your child become sexually active
Talking to your child about sex: a parent's guide
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Sex: preparing to talk to your child
Use these online advice services to help you prepare before talking to your child about sex, contraception and online safety
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How to open a difficult conversation with your child
NCA-CEOP's tips for starting a difficult conversation with your teenager – and where to take it after that
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When to talk to your child about puberty (or will school take care of it)?
Sex and relationships education (SRE): a parent's guide for primary school age children
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Talking about sex and relationships
Justin Hancock, author of Talking To Teens About Sex, explains how to avoid being embarrassed talking about the birds and the bees with your child
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Teens on Tinder
Tinder is one of the most popular dating apps out there. Here's what parents need to know
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Q&A about sex and teens with Brook
Brook's Richard Essery answers some parents' FAQs on young people and sex
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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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When parents split up - a guide to the legal terms
More than 120,000 families with dependent children separated in 2014. Roughly half of those couples who split were married and the other half were previously cohabiting.
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When parents split up - managing contact
When parents split up, they have to agree the contact arrangements for children. The Coram Children's Legal Centre outlines acceptable practice for contact, what to do when things go wrong, and some tips for making contact work for everyone.