Teen issues and resources. For teens, teachers, parents, and counselors.

Information on pregnancy and infancy for parents and soon-to-be parents.The site is monitored by an advisory board of specialists in obstetrics and pediatrics. The site includes a Baby Name Center that helps new parents name their babies.

This database of thousands of names helps you find the perfect name for your baby.

Online version of popular magazine that provides objective, comprehensive, and timely reviews of children's software.

Information for parents broken down by topic or age group. Topics include nutrition, education, health recreation and software. Age groups are newborns, toddlers, preschoolers, and K-12.

FCC information on how parents can protect their children from harmful material while using the TV, telephone, and Internet.

Guidelines for teens as they cruise the Internet.

How parents and caregivers can give their child up to three years old a solid intellectual, emotional, and social foundation.

Advice for parents on issues like health, nutrition, education, discipline, child care, safety, and many related topics.

Pregnancy Resources.

The Head Start approach actively involves parents. This may be accomplished through membership is a local council, home visits by Head Start staff, volunteer parents in the classroom and educational programs and activities planned for parent input. T

National Child Care Licensing Center (NCCIC), which is a part of the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families. This site gives a general overview of Texas' demographic statistics, then goes on to provide the s