ABCs of Parenting

http://www.abcparenting.com  

A comprehensive source directory of pregnancy, parenting, and child care articles and Web sites. Categories include: child care, education, health, fatherhood, finance, nutrition, organizations, safety issues, product recalls, infertility, and online shopping. Special sections on attention deficit disorder (ADD) and how to deal with the death of a child. Accesses chat rooms, discussion boards, support groups, and family homepages.

Family.com  

http://family.go.com
Includes ideas on activities, babies, food, education,
parenting and travel for the family seeking easily accessible information online; not to mention Infoseek's GO Network search engine for easy information access.

Family Education Network 
http://www.familyeducation.com/home
Searchable site with lots of resources for families who are truly involved with their kids; lots of the usual features we see on parent sites plus a clickable map to find local school websites - very family friendly.

Family Village 
http://www.waisman.wisc.edu/kennedy/index.htmlx
Excellent collection of online resources for families of
children with disabilities; set up like a virtual community, this is a truly endearing site.

Idea Box 

http://www.theideabox.com
Early childhood education ideas that both parents and
teachers can use; a monthly newsletter and contest make it a site to keep coming back to.

A Mom's Love 

http://www.amomslove.com
A site for moms in all their varied roles with lots of special interest features, as well as advice and support for those at home and on the job.

National Center for Fathering 

http://www.fathers.com
Just what men need - some support and encouragement as they work in the role of their lives; well-written with ways to address all the issues of dads actively participating in child rearing - stays away from radical father's rights propaganda.

National Parent Information Center

http://npin.org

A database of parenting information from the ERIC people; easy to search and more substance than flash.

National Parenting Center 

http://www.tnpc.com
A clearinghouse for all kinds of parenting information, bringing together experts, product reviews, services, articles, plus a site-based chat room for parents to support one another.

Net Mom

http://www.netmom.com
Jean Armour Polly's parent's companion to the Internet, largely offered as a free newsletter sent directly to e-mailboxes; great site recommendations rated and family safe.

Parent Soup 

http://www.parentsoup.com
Perhaps the most comprehensive parent mega-site online, with every kind of feature, poll and interactive opportunity imaginable; I also find that their information is fairly substantive.....don't let the slick presentation give you the impression these folks aren't serious.

Parents Helping Parents 

http://www.php.com
Great collection of resources for special needs families, including assistive technology.

Parent's Place

http://www.parentsplace.com
A wide range of departments to address the many dimensions of parenting with a strong emphasis on education in the mix; lots of practical issues from immunization to standardized testing from a reliable source that you can feel comfortable referring parents to.

Special Needs and Disabilities 
http://www.makoa.org/
 
Breaks down online resources by disability and by different types of organizations - nice, neat, quick text-based collection of sites for parents and teachers; a great way to direct parents towards further reading on pertinent topics!

Step Family Network 

http://www.stepfamily.net
Support for all members of blended families, including parents and children, with monthly features and lots of resources and ideas, a much needed site on the Web.

Wonderwise 

http://www.ksu.edu/wwparent/wondhome.htm
A wonderful site which emphasizes parents' needs in meeting the needs of their children; lots of hints and tips on things like emerging literacy and parenting courses.

You Can Handle Them All!