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Positive parenting advice

Whatever stage you're at, our hints and tips can help you get the most out of famiily life.

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Tackling truancy

Understand why children skip school, the legal situation and what you can do if you child has been absent.

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Leaving children home alone

As much as you love your children, sometimes you want to go out without them. Make sure they'll be secure.

Leave them safe

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Changing families

Family set-ups can change.  Understand the impact of these changes on our children and get ideas on what to look for and how you can support them.

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Coping with crying babies

See our advice for how to manage persistent crying and how to seek help if you feel overwhelmed.

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Tips for dads

Whether you're an old or new parent, we have some excellent advice for making the most of fatherhood.

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Pre-natal tips

Pregnancy can be a stressful time - our top tips help make the process easier.

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Encouraging better behaviour

Children don't come with a manual, but there are techniques you can use to help you and your child grow together.

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Child safety during the holidays

Make sure your children stay safe whilst they make the most of the holidays with our handy guide.

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Travelling with toddlers

Travelling with tired toddlers can test the patience of the calmest parents. So try our top tips for relieving the stress.

Smart travel advice

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Exam stress - tips for parents

The exam season can be a stressful time for parents and children - our set of tips should make it easier to cope.

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Are you a child?

Do you need to talk?  Call ChildLine on 0800 1111 or visit us online.

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Worried about a child?

You may be their only hope. Call the NSPCC Helpline now on 0808 800 5000

Report a concern