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Helpful Websites for Parents

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Parenting 101

If you don’t know where to look for information, start here! 

Helpful Websites for Parents

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Parenting 101

  • The ABCs of Parenting – If you don’t know where to look for information start here!  Parenthood.com will lead you in the right direction.

  • Advocacy Groups - The first place to look if you have a special family situation: Aunt and Uncle, Grandparent, Divorce, etc.

  • Family Books - If you need information on anything from adoption to grand parenting to toilet training, this site will give you listings of books that might help. 

  • Family Habits - Find helpful information on stepfamilies, adoption, divorce, after school and evening activities, as well as moving.

  • National Fatherhood Initiative – A website designed to answer questions and offer resources just for dads.

  • Parent Center and Baby Center - Tips on a variety of topics and suggestions on how to be a great parent. 

  • Parenting A - Z - Find information on topics like adoption, divorce, childcare, and grandparents.

  • Parenting Resources for Everyone - This complete guide offers advice on every topic you can imagine.

  • Parents as Teachers National Center – This organization explains how to be your child’s first teacher and offers links to other helpful sites.  They also have an extensive list of suggested books for reading.

  • Raising Grandchildren - Find a list of sites that can help grandparents.

  • Successful Parenting – The Child Development Institute has created Parenting 101 as well as other helpful guidelines for raising children and teenagers.

  • Talking About Divorce - This site offers several links to sites that can help you get through a divorce and explains how to discuss divorce with your child.

 

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