PARENT AND CAREGIVER RESOURCES

Other Resources
Want to learn more about brain development, building resiliency or the impact of toxic stress on young children? Visit our Adverse Childhood Experiences page for resources ranging from articles to videos.
Learn about building strong families and how we are working to build resiliency in children and families.

WE ALL NEED A LITTLE SUPPORT
Parenting and caregiving isn't easy, and we know children don't come with instruction manuals. We believe that everyone sometimes needs help and support and we believe everyone deserves that help. It is part of our mission to provide the information and support you need to raise happy, healthy children.
Learn about the programming that we offer:
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Programming for Military Families
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Programming for Dads
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Programming for partner agencies
Looking for real advice from parents and experts? Want to engage with other caretakers on real issues? Check out the now what? blog.
Below are variety of pages full of parent and caregiver resources that we have gathered to help you in your journey to raise healthy, happy and resilient children.
Child Abuse Prevention
How can you keep your children safe? How can you keep others safe? Be sure to download our Disclosure Tip Sheet and don't forget to check out our Sex Abuse Prevention page too.
In addition to Basic Training for New Dads and the Healthy Families Home Visiting Program and Doula Services, here are some other great resources for new parents or soon-to-be parents who are preparing for their journey.
Child Development
Racism & Social Justice
“We may be uncomfortable talking about race, but we can no longer afford to be silent. We have chosen a profession that—like parenting—requires us to put our comforts second to those of children.” -Jamilah Pitts
It's never too early to starting talking to children about racism and inequality. Here you will find resources to help navigate sometimes difficult, but necessary conversations.
Early Childhood Mental Health
"Children are made readers on the laps of their parents." — Emilie Buchwald
Check out some great ways to ensure your child is ready for kindergarten. Looking for information on teaching compassion and empathy - check out these articles from Scholastic and Huffpost.
Safety
Keeping children safe is the primary function of adults in our community. Check out these resources.
Internet and Social Media