Dad Talk
Provides opportunities for dads to talk on and offline, enables dads to access informtion and support that is specifically targeted at fathers.
Mumsnet: by parents for parents
Offers advice and information for parents and families - anything from pregnancy to starting school to troubled teens. The website has parents' chatrooms.
Netmums
A family of local websites covering the UK. Each site offers information on everything from where to find playgroups and how to eat healthily to where to meet other mothers, and has a range of parenting advice from pregnancy to teens.
One Space
Parenting website for single parents. It provides information for lone parents on issues including, bullying, parenting teenagers, life after separation.
Parent Channel TV
Short videos on parenting 5 to 19 year olds, delivered by professionals and parents. Offers advice and information about a range of issues including bullying, health and relationships.
Parenting (BBC)
A good general source of parenting advice and information. Sections include: having a baby, your kids, family matters, fostering and adoption, dads, play and do; safety; childcare, work, support and help with school work.
Parentline Scotland
Free, confidential, parent support helpline for anyone caring for a child in Scotland. You can call about any problem, however big or small.
Understanding Childhood
Website where you can download leaflets covering many aspects of children's emotional development from birth to adulthood, and family relationships.
Aberlour Childcare Trust
Supports families affected by disability, drugs and alcohol, behaviour problems and emotional difficulties.
BEAT: Beating Eating Disorders
Information, advice and support on all aspects of eating disorders. Includes telephone helpline service and local help finder.
Beatbullying
Works directly with children and young people who are being bullied, or who bully. Particularly concerned with children bullied at school, and provides bullying support and advice.
Bullying (Young Minds)
Information and where to get help if you're worried that your child being bullied, or that your child is a bully.
Hands On Scotland
Toolkit designed to encourage emotional wellbeing in children and young people. There are two main sections: one section on helping children flourish and another on troubling behaviours.
Kids Behaviour
A website which offers advice, help and support to any parents or carers who need guidance when dealing with a child's behaviour.
Mindroom
One-to-one support for families of children and adults with learning difficulties.
Parentline Scotland
Free, confidential, parent support helpline for anyone caring for a child in Scotland. You can call about any problem, however big or small.
Re-Solv Scotland
Provides information for children, young people and parents about solvent abuse and volatile substance abuse. Has a telephone helpline.
Sleep Scotland
Support to families of children and young people with additional support needs and severe sleep problems. Telephone helpline available.
Young Minds
Information and support on bullying, depression, exams, divorce and separation and more. They have a parent's helpline for anyone worried about their child's emotional problems or behaviour.
Youth in Mind
Search for websites, books, services and helplines if you are concerned about your child's mental well-being or behaviour. Online assessment also available.
Daycare Trust
National charity campaigning for quality, affordable, accessible childcare for all. Has telephone helpline for parents and website search for local childcare information.
Paying for Childcare
Website where you can find out about the financial support you may be able to receive to help with the costs of childcare.
Scottish Childcare
Website where you can find your local childcare information services in Scotland.
Beatbullying
Works directly with children and young people who are being bullied, or who bully. Particularly concerned with children bullied at school, and provides bullying support and advice.
Bullying (Young Minds)
Information and where to get help if you're worried that your child being bullied, or that your child is a bully.
Bullying UK
Website offering bullying advice to parents, children and young people.
Child Safety (RoSPA)
Advice, information and resources for safety practitioners, parents, teachers and other professionals who work with children about child safety on the road, in the home and at play.
ChildLine
Free confidential helpline giving support for children in distress or danger.
Children first aid (British Red Cross)
Help on treating a wide range of baby and children first aid emergencies, including choking, unconsciousness, resuscitation, high temperatures and burns.
Internet Safety Zone
The site has a specific parents section that includes information about cyberbullying, pornography and online grooming.
Kidscape
Offers bullying advice to parents through its telephone helpline service, also tips and information through the website.
Kidsmart
Internet safety website, teaching you how to use MSN, social networking sites and Google safely, and about parental controls for mobiles, laptops and games consoles.
RespectMe YouTube channel
Videos about child bullying from Scotland's anti-bullying services. Includes advice for parents and carers about how to support a young person who has been bullied.
Scared of School
Website for kids by kids, containing information and support on the issue of being afraid to go to school because of bullying or other reasons.
Scottish Childrens Reporter Administration
The centre of the child protection and youth justice system for children in Scotland (Children’s Hearings System). Website provides information for parents and carers whose children have been asked to attend a hearing.
Tales of the Road
An interactive website packed with games, road safety tips and resources.
Aberlour Childcare Trust
Supports families affected by disability, drugs and alcohol, behaviour problems and emotional difficulties.
Capability Scotland
Works with families with disabled children and disabled people of all ages. Run a telephone advice service.
Cerebra
Cerebra’s website has a wide range of information for parents of a child with a brain injury or brain related condition. They also have a helpline.
Child Brain Injury Trust
Provides information, support and training to anyone affected by childhood acquired brain injury.
Contact a Family
Information, advice and support to parents and carers of children with any special need or disability. Has a telephone helpline.
Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Support, advice and information for families of children and babies with cystic fibrosis through helplines and publications and online services.
Downs Syndrome Scotland
Provides support, advice and information to people with Down's syndrome, their parents, carers and professionals.
Enable Scotland
Offers a range of services for children and adults with learning difficulties and support for families, including a helpline.
Equity in Education
Offers informal support, advice and advocacy to parents of children with additional support needs in Scotland.
Grapevine Disability Information Service
Confidential advice and information for disabled people and their families in Edinburgh, East Lothian and Midlothian. Telephone and text phone helpline available.
Kindered Scotland
Advice and information for parents and families looking for help with their child's additional support needs. Telephone helpline service.
Mindroom
One-to-one support for families of children and adults with learning difficulties.
National Deaf Childrens Society (NCDS)
NCDS offers support, advice and information for families of deaf children, including a helpline, family officers, local groups, benefits and education appeals advisers.
Scottish Spina Bifida Association
Information, helpline, family support and local support groups for parents and carers of a baby with spina bifida and spina bifida children.
Sleep Scotland
Support to families of children and young people with additional support needs and severe sleep problems. Telephone helpline available.
Dyslexia Scotland
Provides information and support for parents who have a child with dyslexia or think that their child could have dyslexia.
Education choices from 5 to 16
Information from Citizens Advice on parental rights in relation to education, including choosing a school, home education, and what to do if your choice of school is refused.
Education Law Unit
Legal representation for pupils and parents. Information and advice about all aspects of education law including parental rights, and children with special needs education. Telephone helpline available.
Equity in Education
Offers informal support, advice and advocacy to parents of children with additional support needs in Scotland.
Excluded from school
Information for children and young people who need extra help at school and have been excluded from a school in Scotland. Includes their rights to education.
Get the Right School
Website providing information and advice for parents on education choices and applying for schools outside your local catchment area.
Local authorities in Scotland
Link to every local authority website in Scotland. Useful for finding information about local services, childcare and education.
Mindroom
One-to-one support for families of children and adults with learning difficulties.
Parentzone
Information about education in Scotland and ideas to help parents support their children's learning. Includes choosing a school, the curriculum, parent councils and supporting learning at home.
Primary Times
What's on magazine and website for parents, pupils and staff of primary schools.
Scared of School
Website for kids by kids, containing information and support on the issue of being afraid to go to school because of bullying or other reasons.
Scottish Parent Teacher Council
The national organisation for parents' groups in Scottish schools. Supports parents who want to get involved in their children's school by providing advice and information.
Set4Sport
Set4Sport is all about playing games and having fun with your child.
Walk to School
Helpful tips about keeping children safe when they walk to school. Explains the benefits to children, parents and the environment.
Words for Life
Ideas and activities for things you can do and ways in which you can get involved to help them develop your baby and child's language development.
Action for Sick Children (Scotland)
Information and advice on any aspect of caring for a sick child or young person. Also provides support to families and children at hospital and signposting to other sources of help.
Allergy UK
Charity providing information on allergy, food intolerance and chemical sensitivity. Telephone helpline available.
Asthma UK
Advice helpline with an asthma nurse and a comprehensive website, including a parents section and information on asthma in children.
BEAT: Beating Eating Disorders
Information, advice and support on all aspects of eating disorders. Includes telephone helpline service and local help finder.
British Dental Health Foundation
Have a helpline, and their website includes a lot of useful information including dental care for mother and baby, children's teeth.
Children first aid (British Red Cross)
Help on treating a wide range of baby and children first aid emergencies, including choking, unconsciousness, resuscitation, high temperatures and burns.
CLIC Sargent for children with cancer
Care and support for families with a child who has cancer, from specialist social workers and nurses, to free accommodation near hospitals. They have a helpline.
Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Support, advice and information for families of children and babies with cystic fibrosis through helplines and publications and online services.
Epilepsy Scotland
Advice, information and support, including a helpline, for families who have a child with epilepsy.
Hands On Scotland
Toolkit designed to encourage emotional wellbeing in children and young people. There are two main sections: one section on helping children flourish and another on troubling behaviours.
Know the Score
Information and advice on drugs for parents and young people. Helpline also available.
National Eczema Society
Provides practical advice about the management of eczema and treatment for eczema; has a helpline and a network of local support groups.
NHS 24
If you or your child is feeling ill call the NHS 24 helpline. Alternatively use the self-help guide on the website.
NHS Inform
NHS Scotland's health information service. Includes a health A-Z, common health questions, local and national support groups directory, and news on health issues.
Re-Solv Scotland
Provides information for children, young people and parents about solvent abuse and volatile substance abuse. Has a telephone helpline.
Scottish Autism
Scottish autism provides help and support to families living with autism. They have a dedicated telephone helpline staffed by professionals.
Scottish Spina Bifida Association
Information, helpline, family support and local support groups for parents and carers of a baby with spina bifida and spina bifida children.
Together for Short Lives
Information about what care and support is available for families of children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions. They have a helpline.
Walk to School
Helpful tips about keeping children safe when they walk to school. Explains the benefits to children, parents and the environment.
Young Minds
Information and support on bullying, depression, exams, divorce and separation and more. They have a parent's helpline for anyone worried about their child's emotional problems or behaviour.
Youth in Mind
Search for websites, books, services and helplines if you are concerned about your child's mental well-being or behaviour. Online assessment also available.
Bare Facts (BBC)
Provides information to parents about talking to their children and teenagers about sex, love and relationships.
Healthy Respect
Information for parents and carers on teenage sexual health and relationships. Topics include: talking together; sexuality and gender; religion and beliefs: learning disability; the law.
Parentline Scotland
Free, confidential, parent support helpline for anyone caring for a child in Scotland. You can call about any problem, however big or small.
Parents Enquiry Scotland
Provides help, information and support for parents and families of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender children (LGBT) children. Have helplines run by parents of LGBT children.
Speakeasy in Scotland
Free eight-week courses where you can learn about contraception, puberty keeping your teenager safe and about sex and relationships in the family context.
Talk 2
Website with lots of useful materials aimed at supporting parents in talking to their children about growing up, sex and relationships.