Successful parenting tips: other online resources

We've gathered a list of some of the most helpful organizations and websites for parents of young children (as well as children with special needs) below:

• A wealth of information about the Conscious Discipline® approach: consciousdiscipline.com
• The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC):
  naeyc.org
• Brain Rules by John Medina of the Brain Center for Applied Learning Research:
  brainrules.net

• ScreamFree Parenting, parenting challenges from tantrums to teaching respect:
  screamfree.com

• Ask Dr. Sears, answers to parenting questions from pregnancy to ear infections:
  askdrsears.com
• The Sleep Lady: gentle sleep solutions from a licensed family therapist:
  sleeplady.com
• Zero to Three, support for parents improving the lives of their infants and toddlers:
  zerotothree.org
• Understood, a National Center for Learning Disabilities partner: 8 ways to build a good relationship with your child's teacher & 9 tips for improving your relationship
  
• Wake County Special Education and Inclusion Committee list of helpful websites:
  wake-seic.org/local-and-national-resources
• Tuft University's Child and Family Web Guide, expert-reviewed sites for parents:
  cfw.tufts.edu
• Families and Work Institute, a nonprofit think tank studying changing families:
  familiesandwork.org

If you're the parent of a young child or a child with special needs and have found another parenting website or organization helpful, please let us know! We'll review it for inclusion in our list so other parents can benefit from your experience.

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