Links
Here are some links to web pages related to the research that we do here. Please note that I do not claim any responsibility for (or even knowledge of) all of the content on the following pages. That's not to say don't trust the following links, but a reminder to be critical in your analysis of information on the Internet. If you have any further suggestions for links, feel free to let me know.
The Society for Research in Child Development is an excellent source of information, although it is geared primarily towards academics.
The Human Behavior and Evolution Society is the best place to find out about evolutionary psychology, and its implications for the study of human behavior.
Child and Family Canada is a good Canadian resource for parents regarding themselves, their children, and the family in general. It contains links to many online papers, as well as many more local organizations.
Partnered with Child and Family Canada is the Canadian Child Care Federation. As its name suggests, it is a resource for parents and caregivers. This resource is aimed more at the actual methods of provision of care.
For American information, the Department of Health and Human Services is a good place to start regarding parenting and child information.
Here is a link to resources on Single Parenting.
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Here is a link to one of the best anti-bullying web pages on the Internet - PREVNet.
There are many other good places to get information from on the Internet regarding parenting infants, children, and adolescents. I will just repeat my suggestion that you be cautious in your complete faith in the information that you come across.
