Resources and Links





  • Other Useful Links:

  • Rosemond.com Nationally-known child psychologist John Rosemond offers no-nonsense advice to parents and teachers. He is the author of several parenting books including "Because I Said So," "Ending the Homework Hassle," and "Teen Proofing Your Child."

  • Agape  Local Christian organization serving families through family and individual counseling, foster parenting, adoptive services, and maternity services.

  • Parent Soup  Parent Soup is a good "how to" site for raising kids. 

  • The Kids on the Web More good search advice and sites for parents and kids. 
  • American Library Association  Parent resources suggested by the American Library Association.
  • National Parent Information Network  The mission of NPIN is to provide access to research-based information about the process of parenting, and about family involvement in education.

  • National Institute of Media and the Family  The National Institute of Media and the Family, founded by David Walsh, Ph.D., is a national resource for teachers, parents, community leaders and caring adults who are interested in the influence of electronic media on early childhood education, child development, academic performance, culture and violence.
  • The National Parenting Center  The National Parenting Center is dedicated to providing parents with comprehensive and responsible guidance from the world's most renowned child-rearing authorities.
  • Familyeducation.com  Maintained by the Learning Network Parent Channel, this site provides information on family education and school resources, an ideas exchange, and expert advice on tricky parenting situations.
  • Family Resources  An impressive list of family/parenting links is provided.
  • Family Movie Guide  Contains descriptions of films which are intended to give parents a general idea of plot, and the levels of violence, sex, and profanity.