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Relationships and sex
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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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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When parents split up - a guide to the legal terms
Coram Children’s Legal Centre provides definitions of legal terms you may come across in the course of separation or divorce
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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 becomes sexually active
Talking to your child about sex: a parent's guide
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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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Talking to your teen about sexting? Get the facts.
How to have conversations about sexting and make sure your teen is staying safe.
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Relationships and sex
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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Relationships and sex
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.
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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.