Resources and Links

eed some extra help? Here's where to get it!  Remember - families who join the center have access to several of these resources in our Center's library.

The Storybook Center believes the most important teachers a child will ever have are his family members.  Sometimes they need help to provide their child with the opportunity to reach his full potential.  The Storybook Center can provide that help.

The Storybook Center offers parent support groups, as well as parent education workshops, skillshops, and newsletters, that provide insight on various subjects.  Our website provides a discussion board where parents can ask questions, make suggestions, discuss ideas, and exchange information on several topics.  Be sure to check out the discussion board often to keep up with all of the information, tips, and 'secrets'  our families have to share.

We are also building an exciting group of parent mentors .  For anyone interested in finding out more, or to join The Storybook Center's Parent Mentor Group,  send us an email with "Parent Mentor" in the subject title at: info@thestorybookcenter.com 

Useful Websites:  We'll be working on this page over the next few months.

We have so many we just don't know where to begin.  Send us your favorites at: info@thestorybookcenter.com  and tell us why they are your favorite.

Two very good informational sites for parents are: www.nwbaby.com and    www.parentmap.com

Find great books for kids at   www.childrensbookguild.com and

www.carolhurst.com

A good selection of storytelling narrative audio books can be found at www.eyeintheear.com  

The National Academy for Child Development is www.nacd.org

Some great story/storytelling sites: www.storyarts.com and www.storynet.com

The National Academy for Child Development site is  www.nacd.org

Other parent informational sites include:

www.brightbeginnings.com

http://www.birthandbodywork.com

... Many more to come as we continue our work on this site . . .