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WhatsApp: a guide for parents and carers
Teenagers love WhatsApp – as do a lot of parents. Here's what parents need to know about it
Read more9 ways the internet can be good for your children
We hear a lot about the negative effects on children of using the internet but it can also be a positive thing. Here’s our guide for parents
Read moreStaying safe on Minecraft
Tips for parents on helping your child make the most of Minecraft
Read moreSetting filters on Google
Google is often the first port of call for homework and curiosity of all kinds. Here's how to guard against adult content appearing in your children's Google searches.
Read moreHelping your child make choices for their future post-16
Today in the UK, everyone has to stay in education or training until they're 18. Here's what parents need to know about the options available for your child
Read moreWhen your child comes out as transgender: a Q&A with Sue Chitayi
Sue Chitayi, mother of a transgender son and parent volunteer at Gendered Intelligence, answers some parents' common questions
Read moreIf you find out your child has been sexually abused or exploited
NCA-CEOP's Dr Elly Hanson offers advice to parents on coping in the aftermath of your child being abused
Read moreRevenge porn: a parent's guide
Distributing so-called revenge porn is a criminal offence. How can young people be protected from it?
Read moreNCA-CEOP’s new ‘Jessie & Friends’ resource to help keep your child safer online
It’s never too early to talk to your child about what they do online and who to talk to if they come across anything that makes them feel worried, scared or sad.
Read moreWhat to do if your child is self-harming
Self-harm: expert advice on how to help you and your child through this difficult and emotional time
Read moreWhat is female genital mutilation and why does it happen?
130 million women worldwide are living with the impact of female genital cutting, also known as female genital mutilation (FGM). Here's what you need to know
Read moreWhat are parental controls and how can they help children stay safe online?
Filters and parental controls won't keep your children safe online, but they are a useful first line of defence. Here's what parents need to know
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