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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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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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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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Revenge porn: a parent's guide
Distributing so-called revenge porn is a criminal offence. How can young people be protected from it?
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Meeting others: the particular challenges for LGBTQ+ children
Helping LGBTQ+ children and young people meet others safely: a parent’s guide
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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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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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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