Parenting sites:

ALA Resources for Parents, Teens and Kids The American Library Association's links to the best sites for parents and families. Scroll to the bottom for the parent links. (http://www.ala.org/parents/index.html)

Berit's Best Sites for Children A collection of over a thousand rated sites for children under age 12. Selection criteria include no blatant advertising, non-violent focus, no outside links, and no open chat or newsgroups. (http://www.beritsbest.com)

National Parenting Information Network The National Parent Information Network has designed a site giving parents access to research-based information about the process of parenting and family involvement in education. Includes a "Virtual Library", "Parent News" section and a "Questions" section. The search function allows you to find your topic quickly. (http://www.npin.org)

Parents Place A site where parents can find their niche, whether they are interested in issues surrounding fertility, pregnancy, breastfeeding, babies, toddlers, family or health. (http://www.parentsplace.com)

Home Schooling:

New Hampshire Homeschooling Coalition (NHHC) The NHHC is an all-volunteer organization which exists solely to support homeschooling in New Hampshire.  (http://www.nhhomeschooling.org/)

New Hampshire Homeschooling Resources This site is dedicated to homeschooling, homeschoolers, parents, students, and caregivers interested in improving the quality of a homeschool education. (http://nhhr.dimentech.com/index.html)

World Wide Home School is a community of homeschoolers from around the world. They offer a wide variety of resources for homeschoolers of all persuasions, including online courses, curriculum material, dictionaries, language translators and other resources, special education help and support, mentoring and support groups as well as other live interaction within the community. (http://www.worldwidehomeschool.com/)

Homework Help:

Yahooligans Reference Center provides a list of links that take you to online reference sources to help with homework. (http://www.yahooligans.com/reference/index.html)

The Internet Public Library is an excellent site that links users to numerous “librarian approved” websites that have been organized by subject. This site also allows online users to submit questions to librarians, and have their questions answered in three days or less. (http://www.ipl.org/)