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Parenting

Ever wish that your kids had come with an owner's manual? You might not get your wish exactly, but you can read a favorite parenting magazine online, find tips from other parents about raising children, supplement your children's education, learn how to keep them healthy, or get advice on talking to them about tough issues. The sites included in this Parenting Web Guide can make your search quick and successful.
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Parenting Help

No matter if you are just beginning your path to parenthood or are a seasoned child-rearing... read more»

Age Specific Parenting Advice

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Raising Special Needs Children

If you are a parent of a child with special needs, some of the more generic parenting resources might not be particularly relevant. You might be looking for advice to help prepare your child for school, to help your child's educators better understand his or her needs, or to make everyday tasks easier for both you and your child. Either way you'll find many resources specific to special-needs children and their parents online.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • On many computers, clicking the "Ctrl" key and the "+" symbol will make text on a Web page larger, making it easier to read for a child with limited vision or one who has trouble sorting through lots of information.
  • In the "Connecting to Other Parents" section of this guide, you can connect with other parents who have experiences similar to your own. To find these parents, search on these sites for key terms relating to your child's special needs; you can also search for these terms on a regular search engine.
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Family Fun Activities

Most kids are able to create a game or craft project out of a few odds and ends and a little... read more»

Choosing a Child Care Provider or Guardian

No one can be a perfect replacement for a parent, but on the Internet you'll be able to find... read more»

How to Choose a School

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Children's Health

The habits that you teach your children while they are young are those that they will carry with... read more»

How to Talk to Kids

There will come a time in every parent's life when kids start to bring up some of the more... read more»

Connecting With Other Parents

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