A Parent’s Guide to Age-Appropriate Media
With so much media available to children, some parents struggle to know what their children should consume and avoid. This guide details the parental guides for television, movies, and video games, what the differences in ratings mean, what parents can expect from media within these ratings, what the descriptors mean and some key questions to ask as parents.

Babies Need Words Everyday
Designed to bridge the 30 Million Word Gap by providing parents with proven ways to build their children’s literacy skills.

Center on Media and Child Health
Educates and empowers children and those who care for them to create and consume media in ways that optimize children’s health and development.

Common Sense Media
Provides independent reviews, age ratings, & other information about all types of media.

Essentials of Early Literacy Instruction
Research on literacy development in young children.

Jbrary.com
Story time blog with book recommendations, finger plays and online resources.

Pediatric Health and Safety Guide
At any point during the day, a child is faced with potential threats from the things around him or her. Although some adults may instinctively know how to keep children safe in some instances, they all must learn how to do it in every situation.

Teaching Your Child CPR Could Save Your Life
If an adult is alone with a child and is in need of CPR, they will need someone who knows what to do and how to do it. A child who has been taught the basics of CPR can take action and potentially save the adult’s life.

CPR Today: What’s Changed
Learn how CPR has changed in just ten years. Stay up to date so you can take action and help save lives.

Too Small to Fail
Helps parents, communities, and businesses take specific actions to improve the health and well-being of children from birth to age five.