Groups & Community

Reading Rockets has a free monthly service called Ed Extras that offers preschool programs, elementary schools and PTAs articles about learning that you can include in your parent newsletters. The one page

My youngest daughter "found" horseback riding during relentless illness - she indicated that while riding she felt no more pain and felt smooth.  Well, that was it for my husband and I, we decided

Witchcraft seems to be more accepted and certainly more popular in Europe, where I come from, than in the USA. In Holland, wicca is considered, even by the media, ‘strange, but interesting’. Here the

PTO Today has a nice website with information on programs, tools, key issues and events that all Parent  Organizations  can use, be they PTOs, PTAs, or others!  They have an ideas blog, and offer

I just bumped into a new feature on Care.com - they have babysitter listings!  Check it out.  I had no idea.  I have not used them yet, but they had 88 sitters within 10 miles of my house!  Wow

Check out this website!  You can find a baby or petsitter through this service which requires a four step screening process.  I haven't used it myself, but know of people in my neighborhood who have. 

The Sitter Loop is a great service for parents finding help with their kids and for caregivers looking to work.  Much like other services with a personal touch!

An easy way to stay connected with friends and family!  A friend of mine started a private blog and invited several of her friends and fam nationwide to join.  Now we have an easy forum to talk about books

Sibshops is a sibling support organization for the siblings of children with physical, neurological or emotional special needs. The Sibshops are geared toward certain ages--they have one for ages 8 to 12, one

Check out meetup.com to find a group to match your interest.  I found a FANTASTIC Moms' group that hosts multiple monthly playgroups and a monthly Moms' night out through this site