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World Best Family & Life Information
Services
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ABC's of
Parenting - A comprehensive source directory of pregnancy,
parenting, and child care articles and Web sites. Categories include: child
care, education, health, fatherhood, finance, nutrition, organizations, safety
issues, product recalls, infertility, and online shopping.
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AtHomeMothers.com - At Home Mother provides complete support for
the at-home motherhood lifestyle, including free Info Guides, articles, tips,
and newsletters online; plus At-Home Mother magazine and the National
Association of At-Home Mothers.
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Baby Center - complete resource for pregnancy and baby. Created by parents and
reviewed by doctors and other experts
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Behind the
Name - the etymology and history of first names
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Birth
Psychology - explores "the many mental and emotional dimensions of
pregnancy and birth."
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BirthQuest - An Online International Searchable Database Dedicated to Searching
Adoptees, Birth Parents, Adoptive Parents and Siblings
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Child & Family
WebGuide - Site describes and evaluates web sites that contain
research-based information about child development. These web sites have been
selected from thousands of sites about children, based primarily on the
quality of the information provided.
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Cybercitizenship - site assists parents to teach kids netiquette
and the 10 commandments of cyber ethics.
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Cyberkids Launchpad This is a
comprehensive, A to Z listing of Web sites that will help kids (and adults)
learn, have fun, and do research.
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Cyberteens Cyber teens, featuring writing, art, music, and discussion for and by
teens, is a creative online youth community for young people around the world.
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Family
Corner, The - provides no-nonsense
help to families of all sizes. Not only are relationships covered, but
gardening help, contests, and more fun stuff. The site is updated daily,
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Family Law Materials - Legal info and links dealing with families
and related issues.
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Family
of Four Project, The - In the public
policy debate, one of the first questions asked of any proposal is how it will
affect the American family. Too often, the only answer is vague speculation or
even another question like, 'What is the typical family?' This website will
provide the answer by profiling a family of four. Specifically, in the
following pages, researchers will find data on the social, demographic, and
economic characteristics of the four-person family.
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Family Relations
- information about families, including marriage & dating, parenting,
grandparents, and family problems like alcoholism, child abuse, and family
violence.
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Family-Reunion.com - "Plan the perfect family reunion."
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Foundation
for Grandparenting, The - site contains articles for grandparents,
research study abstracts, networking information, links to related sites, and
more.
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Good
Parents - Whether your family is
coping with alcoholism or grieving the loss of a loved one, the Canadian
Parents site offers help. Parenting may be tough, but you don't have to be
alone.
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Grandparent's Web - This site for grandparents offers articles on
child discipline, the generation gap, family visits, when your children
divorce, bonding, and more.
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GrandsPlace - Designed for grandparents and special people (aunts, uncles,
step-parents, foster parents, and others) who raise other people's children:
Resources include support groups in most US states and Canada, health and
financial information, and links to related sites.
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Idea Box - a site for parents of young children. Features ideas for education,
activities, message boards, and more.
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Informed Parent, The - child care magazine
with monthly features and columns.
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MyFamily.com - "MyFamily.com is the easiest way to stay in touch with your family
and friends using the Internet."
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The National
Missing Children's Network NCMEC has
built an online network, including 48 state clearinghouses and law enforcement
in six other countries, disseminating images, leads, sightings, case analysis
and information.
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New
Homemaker, The - site by women and men who've chosen to stay at
home to work and raise children, and are reinventing and reviving lost
household arts. Resources for cleaning and crafts, health and thrift,
childcare and elder care.
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ParenthoodWeb - WWW community for
parents and prospective parents
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Parents and Children Together Online - This online magazine's goal is to further the cause of family
literacy by bringing parents and kids together to read.
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ParentsPlace.com - the parenting resource center on the web
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Protect Our Children - list of facts that should be used in the protection of our children.
Includes tips on what to do if child is missing or sexual exploited.
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SafeKids.com
- If you think that children have a lot to gain from the Web but you are not
sure how to keep them safe online, check out SafeKids.com. A long list of
safety-related articles, along with kid-safe sites.
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Starbright
Foundation - interactive technology
and entertainment for seriously ill children.
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Study
Guide for Student Drivers - a free and interactive web site
originally designed for teens preparing for their drivers license. However is
can be a useful refresher for anyone that has a drivers license.
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Surfing the
Net with Kids - Parent's guide to best kid sites for kids of all
ages.
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TeenCentral
- At this site teens can share their thoughts, concerns, anxieties, and
experiences with other teens, and they can do this anonymously and safely.
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Toddlerwatch.com - "Progressive parenting for the net generation."
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Wellness Web - family health resource
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The Whole
Child - site provides the ABC's of child development for parents
and early care providers.
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Working Moms'
Internet Refuge - a light and lively support group for those
afflicted with the dual dreads of work and family
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Working
Parents - links to parenting, careers, money, education, parties
and more.
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