PARENTS are wanted to road test a new programme intended to help them handle bedtimes, tantrums and bad behaviour.
The director of public health for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Dr Linda de Caestecker, is seeking families to trial a computer course on parenting skills.
More than 20,000 families have taken part in Triple P parenting classes in the region, including seminars covering topics such as fussy eating and taking children to the shops.
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