NHS: Behaviour in Children
ArticleWhen to seek help for children’s behaviour.
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When to seek help for children’s behaviour.
Help your child attend and manage anxiety.
Spotting signs and seeking help early.
Advice for carers, parents and friends.
Information for families and carers.
Mental health in pregnancy and getting help.
Symptoms and support after having a baby.
Guidance for parents supporting a child.
How to spot signs and get help.
Parents’ guides to conditions and issues.
Information for dads/partners.
Information and support for carers.
Support during pregnancy and after birth.
Games and activities to strengthen connection.
Volunteer-led home visiting and emotional support.
Advice for lone parents on mental health and finances.
Campaign and information hub for childcare wellbeing.
Balancing employment and caring responsibilities.
You don’t need to know what’s “wrong”. Start with whatever feels manageable even if that’s just looking.
If you’re in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E. You can also call 116 123 (Samaritans).
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