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 say no to every outfit.
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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...
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...
This ParentChannel.tv film unpacks what to expect from teenagers as they fall in and out of love and looks at ways to support their relationships and be there for them when they crash and burn. We think this content is relevant to Dad.info; however, it’s hosted by...
For single parents it's not just the lack of support that is overwhelming, but also managing on one income. It can have a real impact on your wellbeing. Thankfully there are free resources available to help you with budgeting and managing debt. Read on to find out our...
Raising children is an eye-wateringly expensive business- particularly in a cost of living crisis. But when the burden falls entirely to one parent it can feel especially stressful. In 2023 the cost of raising a child in the UK rose to £166,000 for a couple and...
Splitting up is incredibly stressful for parents, and devastating for children. There are, however, ways to side-step the fighting between you and instead create a working partnership to continue co-parenting your child. The way to this is a child-centered divorce,...
