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Bilingual Families Web Page - If you live in a family where more than one language is spoken, your kids are so lucky! They are growing up with an advantage many kids don't have. Other kids may have to study for years in order to approach your kids' knowledge of another language. This resource is for families who want to network with other multilingual families and share what works best for them. Some of the best suggestions are collected at this site, including links to everything from children's folk songs to language summer camps.
Childslife.com - Childslife.com is The Local Resource For Parents Nationwide, which includes Child and Parent Resources, Calendar of Events, a Weekly Newsletter, Playgroup listings and Fun Places to Go.
Dr. Gayle Peterson - Family Therapist - This collection of columns by Dr. Gayle Peterson is part of ParentsPlace, a great Web site for parents and families. Dr. Gayle answers all kinds of questions, such as "How can I help my sensitive eight-year-old deal with moving?" and "My sons fight constantly; what should I do?" Net-mom appreciates Dr. Gayle's thoughtful and caring answers. She never belittles her readers or makes them feel guilty.
Epinions.com — Kids & Family Section - From advice on relationships to reviews of nursery furniture, this site combines the opinions of its community members as well as professionals.
Facts for Families - The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry provides many information fact sheets here. They provide concise and up-to-date material designed to educate parents and families about a wide variety of concerns affecting children and adolescents. Issues covered include bed-wetting, stepfamilies, learning disabilities, gay and lesbian teens, grief, adoption, AIDS, and much more. This material is revised and updated regularly and is offered in three languages: English, Spanish, and French.
Family Corner.com - Parents searching for good solid advice on their family and home life will find everything from teething, fitness, teenagers, home decorating and harvesting your herb garden. Send a beautiful electronic greeting for the holidays, try inexpensive gift ideas, have a blast with the new concentration game, or make a beanie snowman. This comprehensive site offers these activities and much more.
Family Play - FamilyPlay has hundreds of fun activities for parents to do with their kids. Search the interactive database for personalized activities, get advice from our resident child development experts or find a Golden Books bedtime story to read tonight.
Family Resources Network - Resources to help families in the many aspects of their daily lives including marriage, parenting, financial matters, spiritual growth, product recalls, missing kids database, headline news, family-safe chat rooms, family entertainment, and more!
Family Wonder - This site offeres tons of activities for your family to do, as well as reviews on movies, television shows, kid websites, toys and more. This site also allows parents to add to the activites that are suggested. There are also contest the kids can enter, and also a large online store featuring toys, videos, music and other entertaining products.
Family.com - Presented by Disney Online, this site offers lots of intriguing feature articles on family activities, travel, recipes, education, and more. A recent peek revealed these articles: "Out of the Woods: Camp Crafts to Make at Home," "Preparing for Kindergarten: What Your Preschooler Needs to Know," and lots more. Besides this, you can Go Local for links to parenting news in your city or state. We were able to find out about this week's family activities in our town. Coverage is currently limited to the U.S. and its territories, Canada, and Australia.
FamilyFun.com - The Web site of the popular magazine, Family Fun provides links to articles about travel, crafts, activities, food, and learning.
Get Your Angries Out! - Are you always yelling at your sister? Is there a bully bothering you at school? Are you mad and cranky a lot? This site gives you some useful ways to get your anger out in constructive ways. For example: "Check your tummy, jaws and your fists. See if the mads are coming. Breathe! Blow your mad out. Get your control. Feel good about getting your control. Stop and think; make a good choice. People are not to be hurt with your hands, feet or voice. Remember to use your firm words, not your fists." There are many more good ideas here, and don't forget to check the links about peace while you're dealing with your angries!
Home and Family Safety - Discover safety tips and ideas such as balloon safety, child safety in your car, drinking water safety, home heating safety, infant safety tips, prevention tips, and more!!
Myria - Myria, an online magazine just for moms! Here you can discover articles about love, parenting, health and fitness, beauty and style, money, home and work - along with great ways to feed your soul. Myria exists to support, inform and encourage women who are mothers, celebrating our myriad interests in the context of motherhood.
Nappaland - The Nappaland.com webzine provides a variety of resources for Internet readers, including: Media Minutes for Families: A monthly column that explores current media trends and products, Nappaland's MovieSpot: A monthly column that offers parent-focused reviews of current theatrical movie releases, and Nappaland Kids' Klick: A monthly feature of stories and articles for kids to encourage positive reading habits in children.
National Parenting Center - The content changes daily here, with articles for parents of babies through teens. There's also a focus on soon-to-be parents, too! You'll find articles on how to prepare for a parent-teacher conference, how to deal with bed-wetting, how to help your child change schools, and much, much more. There are also live chat opportunities as well as discussion groups. This site is programmed by ParentsPlace, which has a separate listing in this book.
Natural Disaster Program for Families - Tornado! Flood! Hurricane! Forest Fire! Earthquake! Natural disasters are those times when Mother Nature seems to go a little crazy. You, and everyone in your family, can learn how to be prepared for natural disasters by looking at the Natural Disaster Preparedness pages from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. Take the time and learn how to set up a Family Disaster Kit (remember to pack games for kids!), how to cook without electricity, how to save your saltwater-soaked plants, and much more helpful information.
New Homemaker - This neat site will tell you the best way to do your laundry, start a neighborhood playgroup, and how to organize (and simplify!) your life. There are tips on everything from essential cookbooks to volunteering with kids in tow. Enjoy this site while the kids are asleep!
ParentsTalk: Because You're Always a Parent - ParentsTalk: a community for moms and dads of all generations! You'll find family fun ideas and activities, Experts' Advice offers tips on parenting, finance, health, toys and more. Gain insight into kids - see what kids think, say and feel. Find quick-and-easy to exotic recipes from around the world.
Sgt Mom's - The Internet Site for Military Families - It's hard to be a family from a distance when your mom or dad is in the military and you're on the other side of the planet. Sergeant Mom knows how it is. Her site aims to help military families (and military "brats") cope with it all. Be sure to grab a ride on Sergeant Mom's Tank Taxi to get a tour of the entire base, er, Web site.
The Anti-Drug - The most effective deterrent to drug use amoung kids isn't the police or politicians, it's parents. This site offers tips and information on how to talk to your kids about drugs. This site now available in different languages.
With These Hands - These stories look at four farm families who are stewards of the land, touching the lives of those around them. they are neighbors, parishoners, teachers, and friends in the Michigan communities of the Old Mission and Leelanau peninsulas. They are the roots of a place where nature crafted a climate so unusual as to make it almost unique in the world. Their farms ease our eyes along northern Michigan's backroads: the cherry blossoms, rolls of hay, nodding heads of rye. These stories take a look at what else these farmers achieve along the way.
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