How to help your teen find the resources to begin solving their own problems – what you can say and do to let them find their own solutions – and why it can be beneficial for them to learn from the consequences of their own decisions.
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At what age can your child safely be left at home alone? We talk about the laws and guidelines around supervision and babysitting, and how you can know when your child is ready to be home alone. We think this content is relevant to Dad.info; however, it’s hosted by...
In this Parent Channel TV film Sue Atkins offers us some advice and reassurance on how we can support our kids as they experiment with their style. She helps draw a balance between support individuality as a means for self confidence and being over bearing parents who...
With younger children exposed to different ideas about health and beauty, how can you keep your little one confident and informed? This film from our friends over at Parent Channel TV highlights rather dramatically, thanks to a great interview with a Zara aged 6, that...
The number of young people struggling with mental health problems is higher than ever- it is now estimated that 1 in 6 young people have a mental health issue. Teenage depression affects many young people each year. As we journey through life, it's normal to find some...
It can be worrying when kids start to walk to school alone, and you also may worry about losing sight of your younger child. So that they are aware of potential dangers, it's vital to educate kids on safety from a young age. While we don't want to scare our children,...
You may have heard the term 'county lines'- it describes criminal activity involving the exploitation of children. Sadly many thousands of young people become embroiled in county lines every year. Here's a guide to what you need to know and how to protect your child:...
