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Relationships and sex
Supporting teenagers through relationships
Brook and NCA-CEOP's Digital Romance research project spoke to over 2,000 young people about their relationships and the use of technology in their love lives. Here is NCA-CEOP's expert advice on how to support teenagers through romantic relationships.
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Teenage relationships in the digital age
A parent’s guide to digital romance and how you can help your child deal with relationships
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Consent: when has someone agreed to sex?
Consent and teens: how to help your child understand that no means no
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Harmful sexual behaviour in children and young people: what parents need to know
Sophie Jones at NCA-CEOP explains the difference between healthy and unhealthy sexual behaviour and what you can do if you are concerned about your child’s behaviour.
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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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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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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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Sex and relationships online
What do you need to know when your child is exploring their sexuality online? Marie Smith of NCA-CEOP offers parents advice
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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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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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Revenge porn: a parent's guide
Distributing so-called revenge porn is a criminal offence. How can young people be protected from it?