We know the thought of discussing with your child how long they spend gaming can feel overwhelming 😧 But if you’re worried your child’s gaming habit is becoming an addiction, there’s lots of advice available on Childline’s website: bit.ly/3Wx3Sw4

Following the appalling race related violence which has affected so many communities, children may be feeling confused, scared or anxious. Young people can speak to a Childline counsellor on the phone, 0800 1111, and online via 1-2-1 chat or email. childline.org.uk

Recent events and things we see, hear or read in the news can leave children feeling worried, upset and unsafe. Let them know you're there for them by following the advice below 👇

If you have concerns or worries about a child's safety or wellbeing, you can contact the NSPCC Helpline seven days a week: Call: 0808 800 5000 Email: [email protected] Complete our online report form For more information about our helpline, see: bit.ly/3HaFSXn

#ExamResults can bring up lots of different feelings. There might be excitement, tummies full of anxiety and worries about the future. Can you remember how you felt on results day? But together, we can remind young people that the grades they receive don't define them 💚

Children and young people with social work involvement (but not in care) and those experiencing poverty more likely to be rejected by CAMHS, Cambridge University/National Children's Bureau research shows. We want all children to access the support they need #ChildrenAtTheTable bbc.in/3SQS5GJ

When your child leaves home, it’s a big deal. Whatever the reason for leaving home is, there are things you can do to support them and yourself with the transition. Visit bit.ly/4fyMy1c for more advice and support.

It can be hard to know what to say or how to feel if your child or a child you know experiences bullying. For more support and advice see: bit.ly/3u6ogsi

Drop an emoji in the comments! Supporting your child through the days leading up to #ExamResults can bring on lots of different feelings. You might feel their anxiety, stress and excitement. You're not alone in feeling this way 💚

The NSPCC Helpline is available to provide expert advice and support if you have any concerns at all about a child’s safety or wellbeing. 💚 ☎️ 0808 800 5000 ✉️ [email protected] 🖊️ Completing our Report Abuse online form. For more information see: bit.ly/3HaFSXn

Repost if you agree! If a young person you know is receiving their #GCSEResults today remind them to take their time and let them know they aren't alone. Grades are just one small part of what makes young people who they are 💚

If your child is dealing with low self-esteem or confidence, here are a few things that may help them: - Remind them about the things they do well - Write a list of the things that make you proud of your child and give it to them For more advice see: bit.ly/3b3gMH3

It's nearly here! The end of the summer holidays and the start of the autumn term 😧 Whether you've got advice on how to help support young people with back to school worries or tips on how to prepare and get out the door on time, share them below 👇

Your reminder that it’s ok to ask for help. Parenting can be a struggle you might feel overwhelmed. You are not alone 💚 We’re here to support you with whatever family life brings. Visit bit.ly/3DxxDBY for more advice and support. #NSPCCParenting

We're delighted to announce the appointment of Chris Sherwood as the new Chief Executive of the NSPCC. Chris will take up the position in January 2025, having served as Chief Executive of the RSPCA since 2018. Read more: nspcc.org.uk/about-us/news-…

There are so many things that could cause a child to feel anxious. If you’re worried that the stresses of every day life is causing your child to behave differently, we have advice on how you can support them - nspcc.org.uk/keeping-childr…

Join us at the #LabourPartyConference to help make sure children and young people have their voices heard! Register here: bit.ly/labour-party-c… #ChildrenAtTheTable

The NSPCC Helpline staff are available to provide expert advice and support if you have any concerns about a child's safety or wellbeing. 💚 ☎️ 0808 800 5000 ✉️ [email protected] 🖊️ Completing our Report Abuse online form. For more information see: nspcc.org.uk/keeping-childr…