Facebook, and other social networking sites on the internet have become more and more popular over the last year or so as ways of staying in touch with friends, family, and even old school mates who you never thought you’d hear from again. People use them to let others know what’s going on, arrange get . . . → Read More: Social Networking is Not Virus Free
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New research from NIVEA SUN has shown a surprisingly lax attitude to sun safety in the UK. A startling 1 in 5 parents believing the UK sun is less damaging than the sun abroad. The comprehensive research, based on a survey of 1500 UK parents reveals a lack of concern and awareness regarding sun safety, which . . . → Read More: Shocking statistics on use of sun cream by UK parents This been provided by BullGuard Internet Security who provide an all in one antivirus and internet security solution. To keep your child safe when they go online, there are various steps that you can take. Some of these are things you can do to stop your child from having access to things you do not wish them . . . → Read More: Keeping Your Child Safe on the Internet New research reveals that three quarters of people strongly agree that their family are the most important people in their lives, which is why it’s important to spend as much quality time together as possible. But this is not always easy. Work commitments (40%) and lack of money (14%) are just two of the barriers to . . . → Read More: Family half term holiday ideas When raising your baby, there are chances that you are ultra excited about getting cute little toys and cuddly soft toys for your little one. You love the shopping that you get to do and sometimes may go berserk buying kid blankets, clothes, caps, socks and mittens. And amidst all this some . . . → Read More: Child Proofing Tips for the New Parent New Ofcom research published today suggests that one quarter of children aged 8-12 who use the internet at home say they have a profile on Facebook, Bebo or MySpace. All of these social networking sites have a minimum user age of 13. However the research, published in Ofcom’s annual Children’s Media Literacy Audit, suggests that 83 . . . → Read More: Under age use of Social Networking sites is rife according to Ofcom research Anita Naik Do you have a teenager? Are there topics you’d like to talk about, but find them hard to broach without causing embarrassment? While you might worry about talking to your teenagers about sexual health and relationships, a new survey reveals that regular conversations can help them make better decisions to keep them healthy. The findings . . . → Read More: Agony aunt, Anita Naik, gives advice on how to discuss sexual health and relationships with your teenagers According to new research from The Children’s Mutual, the old saying that good manners cost nothing is not strictly true, as 44% of children are now financially rewarded for good behaviour. Award winning Child Trust Fund Provider, The Children’s Mutual, has revealed that as well as good behaviour, parents are also offering an ‘honest wage’ for a . . . → Read More: New Pocket Money Petz website from The Children’s Mutual This is the fourth film in this series to raise awareness about alcohol drinking with teenagers. This ‘Behind the Scenes’ video shows the shooting of Comedian Bill Bailey’s film for the “Alcohol. It’s No Joke” campaign. Bill Bailey’s film talks about growing up and attitudes shared by friends and family, It talks about how drunken behavior can . . . → Read More: Bill Bailey shows the not-so-funny-side of drinking We are pleased to be able to publicise this video from Jo Brand on behalf of the Alcohol It’s No Joke campaign. It’s all too easy to laugh off the effects of alcohol and forget that drink can put young people in vulnerable situations. It’s no joke. Recognising that alcohol is a serious issue and talking about . . . → Read More: Jo Brand talks about perils of teenage drinking |
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