Helpful Information for Parents

Directory of Website Resources

The Parenting Network believes that families demonstrate strength when seeking support and information. These websites can help parents and caregivers respond positively to the stresses of parenting. The Parenting Network is not responsible for the content on these links.

Be Strong Families

A great site to learn about the Five Protective Factors, Parent Cafes, and Parent Leadership.


Children's Hospital

Bullying and Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug( ATOD) education and prevention strategies for parents of kids and teens in a series of video-based segments. Also includes injury prevention and child safety information.


Center for Disease Control

Download the milestones child development app which will help you support your child as he or she grows. 


Five for Families

The Wisconsin Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board's new website. Thoughtful and easy to use.


Parent Tool Kit

This toolkit will help you navigate your child’s journey from pre-kindergarten through high school.


Parents' Guide to Community Resources

Information for parents of Milwaukee Public School students including school calendars.


Purple Crying

A new way to understand a baby's crying.

Raising of America

This documentary series focuses on brain development, advocacy, the role of parents and developing a supportive culture for optimal child development.


Safe Sleep for Your Baby

Recommendations and guidelines for providing a safe sleeping environment for your baby.

Screen Time Rules

Advice from experts to help parents create screen time rules for their children.


Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning

The Pyramid Model of Social/Emotional learning.


Stewards of Children

Strengthening Families 10-14

A highly successful evidence-based program that has made a difference in thousands of families in all 50 states and 25 countries. 

Talking About Sex

Anya Manes coaching website has plenty of free information and reflections on talking with your child about sex and addressing internet issues.


Triple P

Learn about the Triple P program and what it offers to families around the world.

Feeling Cube

Sometimes it's a challenge to know how one feels, especially for children who might not have the words to say what they are feeling. The Feeling Cube is a fun and inexpensive tool that you can create and use to help your child identify and express their emotions in a positive way.

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