From seeking support from others in her community, to enjoying the unique progress of her 8-year old daughter, Caroline, Theresa Kelly Darr shares her experiences and advice on parenting special needs children.

Five thousand Miami-area parents, educators and community leaders came together on September 30 to declare that the preschool set deserves support and services. Is the Florida county on its way to a "master plan" of school readiness for all?

This non-profit organization funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau advocates for men as crucially important in the lives of their families and children. NFN provides supports and resources to fathers and families of children with developmental disabilities and chronic illness, and the professionals who serve them.

Is your school system spending its money wisely? Here are tips on how to get involved and find out.

Helping young people avoid or overcome emotional problems in the wake of violence, disaster, or the loss of a family member is one of the most important challenges adults face. The National Institutes of Health offers what is known about the impact of disasters on children and steps to minimize long-term emotional harm.

Pressure to get the best grades, win the right awards, have the right friends—in this "do it now world," kids may learn that doing their best will never be enough. How can we protect our children from becoming stressed-out "superkids"?

Ever wondered why a particular movie is rated R or PG-13? This parents' guide goes a step farther to inform adults about potentially objectionable content in movies and videos. Kids in Mind doesn't offer a thumbs up or thumbs down—it simply alerts parents to what's in the movies so they can make better viewing decisions.

North American Youth Sports Institute (NAYSI) provides a study-at-home course for all those who want to become a more effective coach and youth leader. Help kids learn faster, play safely, and have more fun.

Experts find out more about how babies learn and develop every day. Take
this interactive quiz to find out how much you know about babies and how
your community can work to support them. Download Shockwave to enjoy
this quiz.

Research shows that parent involvement improves student achievement, school programs, and the school environment. As a follow up to the 1996 Kids Count project, the Annie E. Casey Foundation offers an overview of family participation programs that use different strategies to involve parents.