To find reputable useful sites on family issues is not an easy task. Many have advertising elements and are put up by unreliable sources. However, there are many excellent sites available, developed by government departments, educators, researchers and parenting resource groups. Hopefully, some of these suggested sites will be helpful to you.
To do your own search, use terms that describe clearly
the information you need. Be aware that sites useful to you may not be
found on the first page of the search engine retrieval list. There may
be some very useful ones on later pages.
This page was created by Mary Saso and Scott Nicholson
Copyright 1996, 1997, 2000, 2002 by Scott Nicholson and Mary Saso.
Family Issues
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Family and Parenting Tufts University has a great Web resource Child and Family
Canada is a useful site for all parents. |
Working Parents http://www.worklifecanada.ca/ |
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Child Development
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Adoption Information For information on adoption issues from the United States government, visit http://www.calib.com/naic/ |
Other Family Issues
Two sources created by librarians can be found at the Librarians Index to the Internet and the Edmonton Public Library
Three of the commercial search engines have in depth family information:
If this doesn't help, you can either go back to the main AskScott page or ask a human.