Resources for parents

Being a parent can be one of the most rewarding and satisfying experiences in life, but as many parents know, raising a child is not always easy. The Child Abuse Prevention Fund offers a variety of resources that give parents the tools they need to nurture and communicate with children and keep them safe from harm.

Are you interested in learning more about how to be a great parent?

• Children's Service Society of Wisconsin offers parenting classes, support groups, counseling and much more. Thousands of families have used these resources to improve their situation and strengthen their family.
• Order a free copy of Practical Advice for Parents or Practical Advice for Parents of Teens by calling (414) 266-5420 or e-mail Children's Hospital of Wisconsin with your address and the publication you would like sent.
• You can learn more about parenting by clicking the downloadable parenting tips below.
  

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