The Best Parenting Websites

drazhardaud 4 years ago

its cool

greathub 4 years ago

Consider my hub for the list:

http://hubpages.com/hub/parentingtips

Jennie McKenzie 4 years ago

My all-time favorite parenting site is The Natural Child Project at www.naturalchild.org. Take a look!

sue 4 years ago

www.family.org

Johnna 4 years ago

Okay, here are some that I go to...www.babycenter.comhttp://www.verybestbaby.comI like these because they have companion Magazines.http://www.parents.comhttp://www.parenting.com/And this one is cool casue it has samples:http://www.BabiesOnline.comNow on a close but different not, I like this one because you can sign up for a FREE website for your kids, to share with family and friends!! It's a lot of fun!!http://www.totsites.com/

Gwen 4 years ago

Please take a look at my parenting website:

http://www.parentingscience.com

I'm a PhD in biological anthropology, a science writer, and a mom. I founded this website for parents who are interested in "evidence-based" parenting--parents who want to understand the science of child development and parenting. The site also appeals to people who are interested in attachment or natural parenting. I've got articles on breastfeeding, sleep problems, stress, social skills, and potty training. And there will be more to come in the next few months.

DominiqueGoh 4 years ago

I've just started a parenting website to share my personal parenting experiences with others. I focus on issues faced by parents of toddlers as I, myself, have two active toddlers.

http://www.dominiquegoh.com

Ask Addie 4 years ago

Great Info!

childcen 4 years ago

Parenting sites are plentiful on the web i must agree.

This site is focused on child development and parenting advice and tips (Q&A) as well as a facebook (social networking) function. If you own a parenting site, feel free put in your RSS feeds and showcase them to other parents too. Maybe start your own support group while you are there :) Feel free to have a browse.

Cheers

http://www.child-central.com

Tony 4 years ago

Our website is a parents guide to child safety created for and by parents. This guide is a compilation of first-hand experience, lessons learned, and information gathered while raising our own children to help answer those child safety questions all parents have.

jFostek 4 years ago

The following are websites that my family enjoys. They have content for the kids as well as for my wife and I.

http://www.thomasthetrainfansite.com/blog

http://www.printthencolor.com

http://www.tinkerbellfairyfansite.com

http://tinkerbellfairyfans.com/

I hope that your readers find theses sites as enjoyable as my family has.

wakamolee 4 years ago

This site has some really interesting artilces....

http://www.parenting101online.info/

Hope your readears enjoy it as much as I do.

BabyBlogger Baby Website 3 years ago

Create a secure, advertising-free web site for your baby. Share digital photo albums, photo slideshows, journal entries, baby's milestones, guestbook and more. With Babyblogger.com you create a complete, always up-to-date website for your baby, using nothing more than your PC and a web browser.

S. Neil Vineberg 3 years ago

For parents with children under 12, Glubble.com is a terrific choice where parents with children under 12 can create online “play spaces” for each child featuring Web sites, online games, coloring pages and educational exercises. There's a new release coming in September. I'm helping to spread the word about Glubble.

Arcticus 3 years ago

http://www.theplaygroundbuzz.com

Content for parents by parents. You can find parenting advice, news, tips, and activities. The basics are a user can submit articles or start new discussions and then it is voted on by the community. As a posting gets more votes the more popular it gets it will move up to the front page to be shared with more people. Kind of like Digg.com for Parenting if you are familar with that site.

slattenk 3 years ago

Priceless Parenting is an online parenting class that teaches parents how to set limits with their children and effectively deal with misbehavior without hitting or yelling: http://www.pricelessparenting.com/

Claire Marketos 3 years ago

A website that focuses on what children need to be happy and successful. Free expert advice and information for parents.

Janette Sassoon 3 years ago

Hi,

Check out my weblob at www.getreal-coaching.com

It is a site where I share my own personal relationship experiences - with my kids, my spuse, parents, siblings, friends, etc. - and add a coaching tool to readers to practice at the end of each post.

Let me know what you think!

All the best,

Janette Sassoon, MS, CFC

Professional Family and Teen Coach

gary fogle 2 years ago

I would like you to look at my website: raisingteensrhymetime.com and decide whether you'd like to recommend it to others.

Thanks,

Gary Fogle

garyfogle@bellsouth.net

Tina Pavich 2 years ago

This is our story of how we are able to parent a child that has Autism, OCD, Hypersensitivity Disorder, Panic Attacks, Anxiety Disorder, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, without medication and be successful at it.

K. Seth 2 years ago

This website is a resource for families raising young children. Specifically for families raising young children of Indian origin.

Thank you for your consideration!

KS

chuck 2 years ago

Helping today's parents.

hattersmen 2 years ago

Excellent resources :)

Laura Kaine 2 years ago

Hi!

I created a website with a group of parents where we review a selection of parenting programs for toddlers, children, teenagers and children with special needs. Our website is www.YourParentingHelp.com. I hope you'll find it helpful!

Thank you,

Laura Kaine

laura.kaine1@gmail.com

Arun 23 months ago

I came across fantastic indian parenting site www.kidandparent.in having articles and discussions from pregnancy to parenting.

Karrie 7 months ago

Please consider http://www.positive-parenting-with-purpose.com.

This is a site that provides info, tips, and a community of others parenting with a positive outcome in mind!

Asher 4 months ago

Have a look at www.thebuttoneconomy.com it's a system of rewards/discipline that has helped our family to get the kids doing their chores.

Sequintie 3 months ago

Nice parenting tips, thanks a lot

tester 3 months ago

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Angie 2 years ago

I heard about this site on a local TV station here in Phoenix, AZ. They interviewed the creator who is a Mom/Teacher and her parenting tips are great. Easy to make work in your own home and they are geared to teaching your kids responsibility. www.diddledots.com