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Parenting Resources Near You:
To learn more about parenting and how children grow, contact your local County Extension office, or go to the web sites listed below.
Resources for Children Ages 0-3:
Zero to Three (Zero to Three)
- Offers a comprehensive research-based resource for parents and early childhood education professionals on healthy development of children ages zero to three.
Learn the Signs. Act Early (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
- "Learn the Signs. Act Early." is a national education campaign to teach parents, health care professionals, and early educators how to recognize the early warning signs of a developmental disorder -- and to encourage them to act early if a delay is suspected. The campaign offers free materials including fact sheets, milestone checklists, posters, growth charts, and flyers. All materials are free, are available in both English and Spanish, and be viewed, printed or ordered online. To learn more about the campaign, visit the website or call 1-800-CDC-INFO
Developmental Stages (American Academy of Pediatrics)
Resources for Children of All Ages:
Parenting 24/7 (University of Illinois Extension)
- A one-stop source of research-based information, breaking news, links to recommended resources, and video clips of real parents discussing the challenges of raising children and managing family life. Users can register for monthly updates or newsletters for children ages birth to 3.
BullyingInfo: Bullying Prevention and Response (FindYouthInfo.gov)
- Resources for how to prevent and respond to bullying, from a partnership of federal agencies.
The National Resource Center on AD/HD: A Program of CHADD (U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - CDC)
- The nation's clearinghouse for science-based information about all aspects of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. The National Resource Center maintains an extensive online library of published science-based information on ADHD. In addition, information is available in both English and Spanish at the main website and through trained health information specialists who can answer your questions about symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, educational rights, etc . Call toll-free 800-233-4050 (M-F, 9am-5pm, ET).
