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Neglect matters

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What you need to know about neglect – a guide for parents, carers and professionals about the signs and consequences of neglect.
20171066 PANTS Parents guide WELSH PDF RGB online_CM.pdf

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welsh-online-safety-youth-taskforce-parents-info.pdf

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Is Minecraft safe for children?

22 November 2022 / News

Minecraft is one of the most popular games for children and young people. But how safe is it? Here’s an overview of some of the parental controls and safety features that can help to keep your child safe on the platform.
NSPCC compliments, comments and complaints leaflet (Welsh) adults

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Briefing for First 1001 Days Movement Start for Life.pdf

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Briefing for First 1001 Days Movement Start for Life
Mental health risks for new and pregnant mothers during coronavirus

6 May 2020 / News

With our campaign Fight for a Fair Start we are urging government to make sure all new parents receive the support they need now and after lockdown
Is Twitch safe for children?

17 June 2022 / News

Learn about the live-streaming platform Twitch and our top tips to help keep your child safe online.
Is BeReal safe for my child?

13 December 2022 / News

You may have heard of the popular app BeReal. But what is it and is it safe for children? Here’s everything you need to know about the image-sharing app.
NSPCC Scotland response to the consultation on draft statutory guidance for Part 9 (Corporate Parenting) of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014

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Our submission in response to the consultation on draft statutory guidance for Part 9 (Corporate Parenting) of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014 in 2015.
More than 70,000 children in England have a parent struggling with alcohol misuse

11 February 2024 / News

Last year, our Helpline received an average of six contacts a day from adults with concerns about a child linked to parental alcohol or substance misuse.
Advice for host families.pdf

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Finding a tutor for your child

If you’re thinking of hiring a tutor for child, there are several things to consider from your child’s needs to safety. Here’s our guide to finding a suitable tutor.
Talk-PANTS-for-children-with-autism.pdf

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Online safety advice and insights for Safer Internet Day 2023

7 February 2023 / News

In support of this annual event on 7 February, we’re offering advice and resources to help keep young people safe.
The Online Safety Bill has been passed in "a momentous day for children"

19 September 2023 / News

After years of campaigning, the Online Safety Bill will soon be made a law, and will help protect children from online abuse
NSPCC Think Pieces: the case for ‘time out’ childcare

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NSPCC Think Piece on the case for ‘time out’ childcare, January 2013.
Consent Form for YPBC - Recruitment stage.docx

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We’re calling for greater investment in health visiting as first visits to new-born babies are increasingly delayed

13 February 2023 / News

Earlier face-to-face health visits are important to identify early safeguarding concerns and provide support to new parents.
Advice and insights from Childline for Children's Mental Health Week

6 February 2023 / News

As Children’s Mental Health Week launches, we’ve got insight from Childline and advice for young people, parents and carers.