Sentences with phrase «kind of parenting website»

I realized we needed a new kind of parenting website to present family life, culture and faith in a real way, not sugar coating or cherry topping any of it.

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Launched in August 2000, MomsTeam.com has grown over the years, both in terms of content and reputation, to the point that it now has 10,000 + pages of information for youth sports parents and has become the most trusted source of sports parenting information, widely recognized as one of, if not the, top websites of its kind.

I find them - generally to provide good guidance for parents and a lot of websites will also - if one googles parent feedback or kind of movie, they're very helpful however each parent is the world's leading expert on their child.

They've got a cool website with all kinds of resources for parents, where they've been featuring a bunch of Green Moms on their site.

Considering the kind of features and safety options that this site brings to the table, it can be said that SingleParentMeet.com is the best website in the single parent dating segment.

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In the USA, the National Gardening Association has created a website kidsgardening.org which provides a wealth of information for teachers and parents, including research on the subject and all kinds of tips.

According to the NNG's report on student and parent use of educational websites, grade - school age groups and their parents require a very different kind of approach in the overall design.

At NCTSN's website, Parent Centers, families, and service providers working with traumatized children and their families can find extensive learning and resource sections on different kinds of trauma (including natural disasters like Harvey), resources for parents and caregivers, guidance and toolkits for schools, information in Spanish, and where to turn locally to access NCTSN centers.