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Web by Topic: Early Childhood

Heartland's knowledgeable librarians have assembled a list of some of the more reliable Web sites.

What are some credible sites about early childhood?

  • America's Children

    This site contains the full text of this report on population and family characteristics and indicators of children's well-being (1997-current).
  • Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site

    This site contains book reviews and activities for children's books. Reviewed books are rated and arranged by author, title or grade level.
  • ChildStats.gov

    Provides easy access to statistics and reports on children and families, including population and family characteristics, economic security, health, behavior, social environment and education.
  • Children's Defense Fund

    Information from this agency on child care, health, welfare, violence prevention and family income. Statistical data and reports are included.
  • Early Childhood Research and Practice

    An Internet journal featuring articles relating to the development, care and education of children from birth to 8 years. Began in 1999.
  • The Future of Children

    Provides objective information on issues related to children. Full text of their biannual journal is available online, which covers issues such as children and insurance, gun violence, caring for infants and toddlers, welfare reform, divorce and much more.
  • National Network for Child Care

    Over 1,000 full-text newsletters, articles, and resources related to child care.

Always remember to evaluate your sources.