Provides resources and information on the appropriate and effective use of technology with young children. Early Connections provides a basic understanding of young children’s learning development, then connects technology to those essential learning skills.

A website for parents dedicated to children’s learning. Links include: Ages and Grades, Activities, News and Hot Topics, School Help, Parenting Challenges, Special Needs, Family Finance, What Works, Expert Advice, Message Boards. Weekly on-line newsletters covering these topics available through this site.

Offers inspiring and encouraging stories about fathering in a variety of challenging circumstances. Intended for use by fathers and family professionals.

This series of materials provides a wealth of current information for both parents and providers; the complete set of resources can be obtained in PDF format on the Department of Child and Family Studies Website at http://www.fmhi.usf.edu/cfs/dares/fcpi/. The series' themes include: •Family Empowerment •Parent Involvement •Parenting Support •School Readiness •Violence in the Lives of Children •Transition to Kindergarten.

Based on book with same name by Dr. Sal Severe; a collection of entertaining stories and practical ideas gathered from real parents. You will learn strategies for dealing with negative attention, arguments, power struggles and manipulation; how to promote self-discipline and responsible decision-making.

Provides the latest information on physical, mental and emotional health for kids, teens and parents. Features articles on: general health, infections, emotions and behavior, growth and development, nutrition and fitness, pregnancy and newborns, positive parenting, first aid and safety, medical problems, medical care and the health care system, and newsroom—latest news on kids health issues.

A collection of annotated, categorized information, culled from ERIC, the federally funded Educational Resource Information Center. The NPIN offers news, book review, a Parents AskERIC feature, and discussions. Emphasis is on professional as well as parental aspects of child development. It contains links to other parent resources.

This site offers a variety of helpful information under Family Life heading. Categories include: Preschool, Childhood, Adolescence and Youth, Adulthood and Aging, Relationships, Management, Parenting.

Available in English and Spanish. This free publication can also be obtained from the U.S. Department of Education by calling (800) USA-LEARN.

A great resource for both parents and children; kids will dive into all sorts of games and online activities without even realizing they are learning. Parents can peruse interesting resources like the Sibling Rivalry Quiz, The ABC’s of Child Care, Age-to-Age Development and many more.

Listing of 35 websites for Kids with brief description of each.

Children, Youth & Families Education and Research Network—many sites of interest for kids and youth—including Cooperative Extension Resources as well as 700+ Great Sites: a listing of "amazing, spectacular, mysterious, colorful web sites for kids and the adults who care about them." Sample sites: Space & Astronomy, Rockets Away, the Science of Flight, Children’s Express, The Kids on the Web, Kidz Privacy, Lemonade Stand (an interactive decision making and "money-making" game on the web).

Colorful website for kids with the following topics: All about Animals, Food Safety Quiz, All about Vaccines, Children & Tobacco, Medicine Cabinet Word Find, Mac & Molly Investigator, The Teen Scene, Parents Corner; also has link to HHS Pages for Kids, Parents, and Teachers

The Federal Emergency Management Agency – FEMA – helps people who have been in a disaster. They also teach people how to reduce risk BEFORE a disaster. You can help your family get prepared. With this site, you can learn about what causes disasters, play games and read stories. You can also become a Disaster Kid! Disasters are serious, but you can have fun learning about them! Activities for both younger and older elementary kids.

This site has information and activities for school-age children (grades K-5, 6-12) about how the justice system works, drug abuse prevention, getting involved in crime prevention, Internet do’s and don’ts, and "Hateful Acts Hurt Kids."

Consumer Product Safety Commission is proud to introduce Kidd Safety and his pals in the premier website geared to prevent unreasonable risks of injuries to children. Includes Brain Busters, Sprocketman Comic Book, and information on Bike Helmets.

A thoughtful, interactive online tutorial that teaches school-age children and other Web newcomers how to use the Internet effectively at home or in a school, library, or other environment—and helps parents, teachers, mentors, and others choose the sites a child should visit.

Hi! Welcome to NHTSA's Kid's Safety City! We’re Vince and Larry, NHTSA's crash test dummies, and we'll be your tour guides. Come along as we have fun visiting all of the hotspots around town. We'll learn lots of cool stuff, play some games and even see a movie. Topics include: Town Hall, Safety School, Larry’s Art Gallery, Town Theater, Bike Tour, Garage, School Bus, Research Lab—lots of fun links full of activities to explore!