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Parents

Positive Parenting

  • There are many websites that can support you to encourage better behaviour in your children and develop skills and techniques that can help your parenting skills such as the NSPCC website.
  • Family Lives site is run by a team of parents, advising families on issues big and small to ensure that life is better for all.  A leading national charity providing help and support to anyone caring for children – parents, grandparents, step-parents, relatives – for families living together as well as apart. .

Safety in the home and out and about

There's lots of information available to you to help you and your family remain safe:

Information for Dads

  • Dad Info is a website containing information on fatherhood issues, including work, health and relationships. 
  • DadTalk is a community of men championing fatherhood and exploring what it is to be a dad in 21st Century Britain
  • Dads Space provides no nonsense information and advice for dads
  • New Dads Survival Guide takes you through a step-by-step guide from pregnancy to looking after a new born baby
  • It's a Goal is a self development programme which uses football metaphors to help men become the best they can
  • YoungDads.TV, the UK’s first website for young dads to be designed and made by the young dads themselves

Information for Grandparents

  • Grannynet is a social networking site for all grandparents, offering support and advice, a place to comment and access to a large network of other grandparents.  
  • Grandparents Plus is the national charity which champions the vital role of grandparents and the wider family in children's lives - especially when they take on the caring role in difficult family circumstances. They have recently produced a leaflet 'Family Life' (PDF, 3MB), a guide for grandparents who are supporting their families through difficult times and they have launched their  new advice service for grandparents (PDF, 752KB) and other family members or friends who have stepped in to care for a child who is not their own. They offer advice and information on a broad range of areas including welfare benefits, legal orders, social care, housing, education, debt, employment and pensions. 

Other useful information

Cheshire East Council  Telephone: 0300 123 55 00
Westfields, Middlewich Road, Sandbach, CW11 1HZ
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