http://www.kidsource.com
Provides in-depth, current education and healthcare information for children birth to 18 years of age. Sections separate the site by age, education recreation, heal, parenting, organizations, products, and forums plus links to other sources.

http://www.tinylove.com
A great website for developmental toys as wells as guides to development for children birth to three+ years. Here, you can sign up for free mailings corresponding to your child's age for summaries of developmental expectations and appropriate toys and activities to facilitate the various domains of development.

http://www.babycenter.com
A site with lots of ideas on developmental play and activities, as well as practical information on parenting, sleeping, eating, and basic medical care for your child.

http://www.preemie-l.org
Having a premature baby can be a scary and lonely experience. You can use this web site to gain and offer each other support and share your experiences. If you would like to join the group, or find out more, follow the links above.

http://www.beyondplay.com
This website focuses on young children with special needs. Their goal is to bring you a great selection of products that are appropriate for Early Intervention. Their catalog and web site are for professionals of all disciplines, as well as for parents and caregivers.

http://www.itsybitsybabies.com
Itsy Bitsy Babies is a small "mommy" owned and family operated business. Their goal is to bring other families fun healthy and unique products that make raising kids more enjoyable.

http://www.geocities.com/~kasmom/sid.html
Information on sensory integration dysfunction and sensory integration. Good resources.

http://www.childcareaware.org
Information on choosing child care and local child care referral agencies

http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/at/adaptive-toys.html#info
Information on choosing toys, links to adaptive toy companies and toy guides

http://www.lasmadres.com/
Information on the Las Madres playgroups as well as other playgroups in California and other states.

http://www.signingbaby.com/index.html
Information on teaching infants and toddlers sign language. Includes pictures of signs, and hints on implementing the signs throughout daily activities.

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