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A parent's job is not easy. All parents want the best for their keiki. The links here are for parents. The information is intended to help you help yourself so you can take better care of your most valuable possession - your keiki.

The links here are for parents. The information is provided to help you help yourself so that you can take better care of your most valuable possession - your keiki.

The Parent Line - information on health, nutrition, and family planning; child care, preschool, and play activities; and parent education and family support.

Preparing Children for Preschool by Reading Daily
Whether your little learner is in school or prepping for it, here are terrific ways for both of you to adjust to the big changes ahead.
Find other interesting features on beauty and style, health and well-being, and diet and fitness at ParentsPlace.com

Respite Care (Time-out) Programs with PACT (Parent and Child Together) provides a much needed break from child care responsibilities for parents who are under stress and cannot afford childcare.

Working moms can appreciate help and resources meant to make their job a little easier. Motherhood.org is a resource website and WorkingMother magazine offers articles of interest to working moms.

National Fatherhood InitiativeThere is a nation-wide movement to re-emphasize the role of fathers and increase their involvement in the lives of their children. Fatherhood.org is a website devoted to that purpose.