These websites focus on education and child care issues for your children.

Association for Childhood Education International (ACEI) www.acel.org

National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) www.naeyc.org

Duluth Association for the Education of Young Children (DAEYC) www.daeyc.org

National Network for Child Care www.nncc.org

Zero To Three: www.zerotothree.org/

Education.com: www.education.com

Family Education: www.familyeducation.com/
 

These are the websites to go to if you have a questions about your child’s health. They have articles about nutrition, fitness, general health, growth and development, and more.

Family Doctor: www.familydoctor.org

Pediatrics.About: www.pediatrics.about.com/

Kids Health: www.kidshealth.org/parent/positive/
 

Your favorite parenting magazines also have websites with articles, recipes, craft ideas, and more.

Family Fun: www.familyfun.go.com

Parents Magazine: www.ParentsforParentsMag.com

Parenting: www.parenting.com

Family Life: www.familylife.com

Parent Soup: www.parentsoup.com

Parenthood: www.parenthood.com
 

We all need help navigating the media choices available to our children today. These websites review movies, television shows, video games, and music to help us determine what is appropriate for our children.

Parent Previews: www.parentpreviews.com

Parents TV: www.parentstv.org

Family Movie: www.family-movie-reviews.com

Common Sense Media: www.commonsensemedia.org 
 

This website has articles and resources for single parents.

Parents World: www.parentsworld.com
 

Parenting teenagers brings a whole new set of issues and questions. These websites have articles and advice on everything from communication and curfews to drug use and internet safety.

Parenting Teens: www.parentingteens.com

Parent Teen: www.parent-teen.com

Safe Teens: www.safeteens.com
 

These websites provide advice and information for stepparents.

Step Parenting: www.step-parenting.com

Step Family: www.stepfamily.org