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Early Childhood Resources

American Academy of Pediatrics
888-227-5409 or 800-433-9016
American Library Association (ALA) Resources for Parents, Teens & Kids
America Reads Challenge. . .Ready, Set, Read
Baby Center (0-2)
Baby Web
Be Their Hero From Age Zero
Brain Wonders
Bridges4Kids
Center for Law and Social Policy
Children's Defense Fund
Children Now
Connect for Kids
Connections for Children
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA)
Detroit Public Library TIP Help Line
1-313-833-1013
Early Childhood Articles
Early Childhood Booklet
A free download booklet that presents parents and caregivers with simple ideas for physical activities that they can do with children from birth to age five to adopt an active lifestyle early and positively impact their physical, intellectual and emotional development.
Early Childhood Educators' and Family Web Center
Early Childhood Language Activities for Children from Birth through Age Five
Early Childhood Literacy Ideas and Suggestions
Early On Michigan
Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC)
Effective Parenting Strategies with James Windell
Teachers and parents can email him at any time for advice and consultation at
jwind27961@aol.com
Exceptional Parent Magazine
Family Education Network
Family TLC Tools to enhance parent/child relationship
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids
Free Pubs Library
Free books and publications on dozens of subjects, from autism to IEPs to zero tolerance
FunBrain
The Future of Children
Genetics Resource Center
1-866-852-1247
Get Ready to Read: Things to Do. . .for Parents
Getting School Ready!
Helps parents, caregivers, early childhood educators and kidnergarten teachers support children to get ready for school and helps schools be ready to meet the needs of their students
Gongwer News Service
HealthCareCoach.com
Provides basic information about health insurance and health care so that you can be a savvy health care consumer
Healthy Child Care  Emergency preparation special issue
Healthy Marriage Resource Center
National web-based resource and clearinghouse for information and research relating to healthy marriages.
Healthy Weight for Kids  A guide to healthy weight for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
Helping Your Child Become a Reader
Homework Helper
Kansas Kids Ready for Learning
Kids Health
KinderSite Project
Language Development Ideas
Sponsored by Enfamil, great useable ides for language development
Lead Poisoning Hot Line
Symptoms of lead poisoning include headaches, irratability, abdominal pain, vomiting, anemia, weight loss, poor attention span, noticeable learning difficulty, slowed speech development, hyperactivity
Lisa Libraries
The Lisa Libraries donates new children's books and small libraries to organizations that work with kids in poor and under-served areas. Some of the libraries established have been at day-care centers, prison visiting areas for children of incarcerated parents, and after-school programs. The Lisa Libraries supplements under-filled shelves as well as provides books to many children who may never have owned a book before.
Mayo's Pregnancy & Children's Health Resource Center
Michigan 4C Association
800-950-4171 or 517-351-4171
Michigan Association for the Education of Young Children
800-336-6424
Michigan’s Children
517-485-3500
Michigan Council for Maternal and Child Health
Michigan Department of  Community Health
Michigan Department of Education Parent Page
1-888-323-4231 Parent Help Line
Michigan Family Independence Agency
Michigan Friends of Education A non-profit book distribution program.
Michigan Great Start
Michigan Head Start Association
517-482-1504
Michigan "I Am Your Child Campaign"
800-336-MICH or 517-336-9700
Michigan League for Human Services
517-487-5436
Michigan Library Association
517-694-6615
Michigan PTA
Michigan Reading Association
800-672-7323 or 616-361-2232
The Michigan Ready to Succeed Partnership's Communication and Learning Network
National Academy of Child Development
National Academy Press
National Association for Child Development
Local phone #:  517-332-7200
National Association for the
Education of Young Children

NAEYC Book Suggestions

NAEYC Position Statements
Every position statement or paper on EC topics written by experts in the field.

National Center for Family Literacy
National Center for Fathering
National Council of Teachers of English
National PTA
National Parenting Center
National Parent Information Network
National Zero to Three Reproducible Handouts
New York Public Library - 100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know
North Carolina Smart Start
Information Request for Parents
Office of Special Education and Early Intervention Services (MDE)
Ohio University Public Television - Tips on Using Books for Infant and Toddlers
Parenting Resources for the 21st Century
Parent Center (2-8)
Parent Clicks
Parenting Information
Parent Soup
Parenting Toolbox
Parents as Teachers (PAT) National Center
Partnership for Learning
Topics Page great ideas and information sources
PBS Parents
Public Enrichment Foundation (PEF)
Ready Sit Read
The fight against lice.  1-800 RID-Lice or visit www.ridlice.com for educational materials.
Smart from the Start (Tennessee Department of Education)
Speech and Language Ideas
Stand for Children
State of Michigan
State of Michigan Department of Education Early Literacy Task Force Policies
State of Michigan Department of Education
Early Literacy Task Force Reports
Start Early, Finish Strong Reading Resources
The National Center for Children in Poverty is an excellent resource for strategies, statistics and general information.
Tips for Parents from ERIC
Tri-County Help Book
University of Michigan Health System Development and Behavior Resources
Wayne County Head Start
Wisconsin Literacy Education and Reading Network Source
Zero to Three: National Center for Infants Toddlers and Families