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What are you looking for? Health, education, developmental milestones, early Head Start programs, zero-three education??

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Medline Plus: Infants and Toddlers

MedlinePlus: Infant and Toddler Development


National Network for Child Care

NNCC Homepage


Wondertime:The Joys of Parenting Young Children

Wondertime :: The Joys of Parenting Young Children


Tech Trax

Teaching Your Infant/Toddler/Preschooler to Use the Computer


HighScope Educational Research Foundation

High/Scope Infant-Toddler Key Experiences


Communication and Symbolic Behavior Scales Developmental Profile

Communication and Symbolic Behavior Scales Developmental Profile (CSBS DP) (Wetherby & Prizant)


PATTAN

PaTTAN


Best Practice Tips on Nutrition

Best Practice Tips: Infant/Toddler Feeding and Nutrition


Infant-Toddler Development

Infant-Toddler Development


Dr. Terry Brazelton TouchPoints Center

Welcome to the Brazelton Touchpoints Center


Parent Zone

PARENTING TIPS CENTER


Pathfinder

Pathfinder Family Center


Parents as Teachers

Home - Parents as Teachers

Preschool by Stormie

PRESCHOOL by Stormie

Jan Brett

Author Jan Brett's Home Page - A Great Place for Ideas

Safe Substitutes At Home: Non Toxic Cleaners

Fact Sheet: Safe Substitutes at Home: Non-toxic Household Products

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Here are two more:

Family Education Network

Parenting advice, child development and family reference at familyeducation.com

You can sign up for free newslettters and select the age, like 0-6.


A to Z Education, you can pick age bracket, but the youngest is preschool

A to Z Teacher Stuff For Teachers FREE online lesson plans, lesson plan ideas and activities, thematic units, printables, themes, teaching tips, articles, and educational resources

Here is one more website for early childhood. The article is, "How Parents Can Help Their Children To Learn To Read" from the Nationa Institute for Literacy - The Partnership For Reading

A free copy of the whole article and checklists can be found at: National Institute for Literacy

Also, on that same website, can be found the following article called, "Big Dreams"

I recently ordered a reading kit from ..:: See Me Read ™ ::... It's a set that uses personal photos of my daughter and her familiar items and makes them into books and flashcards so she can see her own stuff next to the actual words. I've just started using it and my daughter loves looking at the words and pictures of herself and the items. Apparently the woman who started the company was able to teach her son to read at age 3 using this idea. It's not nearly as expensive as Hooked on Phonics, so I thought it worth a try. Check it out! I have a 20% coupon code too - MNY0100P.