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Helping Children Deal with Bullying & Cyberbullying

Advice for parents and carers to help keep children safe from bullying, wherever it happens.
How can I help my child if they are being bullied?

Practical advice and information for how to support a child if they are being bullied.
Anti-bullying advice and new insights from Childline

16 November 2021 / News

Last year Childline counsellors delivered 6,654 sessions about bullying – and analysis highlights how, while for some children lockdowns were a respite from bullies, for others the bullying transferred online.
New partnership as young people contact Childline about AI related sexual abuse, bullying and misinformation

25 January 2024 / News

We have joined forces with Common Sense Media to help keep children safe online and improve the global understanding of the impact of generative AI on children.
Talking to children about racism

Advice to help parents or concerned adults understand how to talk to children about race and racism, and what you can do to support a child who’s experiencing racial bullying.
James' story

James was bullied for 6 years when he moved to a new school. Speaking to Childline gave him somewhere to turn and helped him to rebuild his confidence.
Online abuse

We’ve got advice and support for you and your child to help keep children safe online.
From cyberbullying to sharing nudes: what parents want to know

24 March 2023 / News

We answer some of the most common questions that parents ask the NSPCC Helpline about keeping their children safe online.
Protecting children from radicalisation

It can be hard to know what to do if you're worried about the radicalisation of a child. We've got advice to help.
Gender identity

Advice to help parents and carers understand gender identity and how to support a child.
Sexuality and sexual orientation

Advice for parents and carers on how to support their child if they've come out or are questioning their sexuality or sexual orientation.
Children's stories

Children share their stories, from experiencing child abuse or neglect, to struggling with their mental health or being bullied, and how they found hope for the future.
Distressing online content

Get information about distressing or violent online content, and how to support young people if they see it.
How to Ensure Your Children Stay Safe While Playing Online Games

Advice for parents to understand the risks of online games and help your child play safely.
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Types of Child Abuse & How to Prevent Them

We've got information and advice on different types of abuse, how to spot the signs and what you can do to help keep children safe.
Childline

Find out how Childline helps thousands of children and young people with any issue they might be facing.
Healthy relationships

Advice for parents and carers on how to talk to your children about relationships, sex and consent.
New dedicated helpline to support gymnasts with concerns of child abuse

10 July 2020 / News

We’ve joined forces with the British Athletes Commission to provide free, confidential support and guidance to anyone involved with gymnastics who has safeguarding concerns.
Support & advice for parents

Explore expert support and advice for every parenting challenge. Whether in calm or chaos, we guide parents and carers through the ups and downs.