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| 'Super nannies' to help parents | 'Super nannies' to help parents |
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| More than 70 "super nannies" are to try to improve parenting in areas with high levels of anti-social behaviour, Tony Blair is expected to announce. | |
| The child psychologists will be funded by the prime minister's Respect Task Force to work in deprived areas. | The child psychologists will be funded by the prime minister's Respect Task Force to work in deprived areas. |
| Mr Blair will warn that poor parenting is bad for society and is also catastrophic for children. | Mr Blair will warn that poor parenting is bad for society and is also catastrophic for children. |
| This comes after a Mori poll suggested 53% of people think poor parenting is the main cause of bad behaviour. | This comes after a Mori poll suggested 53% of people think poor parenting is the main cause of bad behaviour. |
| In the poll for the Home Office, 85% of respondents blamed parents for allowing children to become out of control. | In the poll for the Home Office, 85% of respondents blamed parents for allowing children to become out of control. |
| The "super nannies" will advise new parents and intervene when children get into trouble. | The "super nannies" will advise new parents and intervene when children get into trouble. |
| Parents must not be made to feel like failures NCH chief executive Clare Tickell | Parents must not be made to feel like failures NCH chief executive Clare Tickell |
| The Home Office is also to provide more money for existing parenting courses. | The Home Office is also to provide more money for existing parenting courses. |
| Parents can volunteer for the courses, but many are forced to participate when their children break the law or refuse to attend school. | Parents can volunteer for the courses, but many are forced to participate when their children break the law or refuse to attend school. |
| A survey for the Institute for Public Policy Research has already suggested that the UK's youths are the worst behaved in Europe. | A survey for the Institute for Public Policy Research has already suggested that the UK's youths are the worst behaved in Europe. |
| Bad behaviour | Bad behaviour |
| On every indicator of bad behaviour - drugs, drink, violence, promiscuity - the UK was at or near the top of the league, according to the survey earlier this month. | On every indicator of bad behaviour - drugs, drink, violence, promiscuity - the UK was at or near the top of the league, according to the survey earlier this month. |
| Another piece of research by the organisation found British adults were becoming fearful of young people. | Another piece of research by the organisation found British adults were becoming fearful of young people. |
| Clare Tickell, chief executive of the children's charity NCH said: "There is no doubt there are some parents who need extra support. | Clare Tickell, chief executive of the children's charity NCH said: "There is no doubt there are some parents who need extra support. |
| "But parents must not be made to feel like failures - something the government must consider when announcing compulsory parenting classes." | "But parents must not be made to feel like failures - something the government must consider when announcing compulsory parenting classes." |