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AGES AND STAGES ACTIVITIES
ONLINE PEDIATRIC RESOURCES FOR PARENTS
+ Behavior
- Austin Oaks Hospital: Provides in/outpatient for ages 4-17/ adults with mental health treatment programs, 24/7 hotline available
- Bluebonnet Trails: Mental health crisis hotline available 24/7
- Bluebonnet Trails: Local resource for various mental and behavioral concerns
- Georgetown Behavioral Health Institute: Provides ages 13-17 and adult in/outpatient mental health treatment programs, 24/7 hotline available
- Parenting a child with ADHD by CHADD
- Transitioning to STEM Toolkit for Students and Adults with ADHD or Learning Disabilities - Free Tips and Resources
+ Dental
+ Development
- Early Childhood Intervention: Serves children from birth to 36 months with developmental concerns
- Sleep.org: How much sleep do babies need?
+ Diet/Excercise
- Choose My Plate: Dietary guidelines by the USDA
- The Nutrition Source: Science-based guidance for healthy living
- My Munch Bug: Pediatric feeding expert and help for picky eaters
- Dr. Yum Project: Teaching a healthy lifestyle and providing great recipes
- Obesity Action Coalition: Evidence-based education on obesity and its treatments
- ChopChop Family: A fun cooking magazine for families and a source of healthy recipes
+ General Health
- Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Well Child Care Schedule Recommendations by the AAP
- Healthy Children: A large resource on a variety of topics for parents by the AAP
+ Infant Feeding
+ Pediatric Websites
- Agency of Healthcare Research and Quality
- American Academy of Pediatrics
- National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
+ Safety
- Car Seat Safety by the AAP
- Safe Kids: Childhood Injury Prevention including car seat and swimming safety