Parent Websites

This site has great information and articles on food, entertainment, and activities for families!

The New York Times has a collection of news articles titled Well Family that give advice and information to parents on some of the more difficult aspects of parenting.

This government site has a lot of information on helping your child through college and higher education as well as information on financial aid.

The Family Dinner Project has a daily healthy recipe, conversation starter, and game to help your family connect at the dinner table.

Parent Previews is a good site for seeing more information on movies. It has reviews from parents as well as information on their the more adult topics that may appear in films.

This website has access to blogs, events, and articles to help you better understand education and various struggles your child may face as an adolescent.

The Step Family Foundation has information to help blended families better bond and support one another.

The National Parenting Center provides advice, support, and guidance for parents from pregnancy through adolescence.

This website, based off of the popular tv series, has a good selection of articles for parents ranging from education to lifestyle. It's a good overall resource, and it has videos and printables as well.

Teaching your kids about finances can seem overwhelming. Biz Kids has games and resources to help your child with financial literacy.

Shape America has plenty of information on helping to make your home a healthier and more active place!

This website has information on the possible benefits for low-income families.

Do you want information, but you would rather listen than read? Then Hope Punk Parenting is for you. They have podcasts with information and support for parents!

This website is a great one for helping strengthen communications between parents and children.

This is a great website for parents who need information and support and would like it to be based in faith and religion.

Get Safe Online is a website with information for parents about how to keep their children safe in today's technological world.

This is a great website for you if you think your child is sexually active (or needs the talk), and you aren't ready to discuss it. It has plenty of information for young people to learn.

Responsibility.org is a great resource for parents, and this link will take you to the page for parenting teenagers responsibly.

Understood is a website with great information on disabilities, especially things such as ADHD and other learning disabilities. It has articles and more to help you understand.

Parents, advocates, educators, and attorneys come to Wrightslaw for accurate, up-to-date information about special education law and advocacy for children with disabilities.

The Foundation is a nonprofit corporation and works to enhance the quality of life for persons with developmental disabilities, support community integration, and increase community awareness about the needs of persons with developmental disabilities.

This website has great information for parents of gifted and talented children. It has support and education links with plenty of information to help you decide what is best for your GT child.

This link will take you to the section of their website dedicated to giving support to parents who are planning to or have already adopted a child, including information on financial aid.

Para personas que no hablan inglés.

These are websites for non- to limited-English speaking parents. Websites, articles, and journals that are offered in multiple languages to help you connect to your child's education.

This website has resources for parents of students who struggle with issues such as depression, anxiety, and more.

If you need information on gender and sexuality, so you can talk to your child, Planned Parenthood is for you. They have plenty of resources for those topics and an entire parent section.

This website has information for parents who are struggling with raising difficult children.