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Looking for a free parenting tip? You have come to the right place. More4kids.info is dedicated to providing quality parenting informatoin and resources.

Looking for free parenting tips? You have come to the right place. More4kids.info is dedicated to providing quality parenting informatoin and resources. Make sure to also check out our Pregnancy section, Education area where you will find great homeschooling and learning resources, our area on childrens disabilities, and finally, very soon to come, we will be devoting a large section of our website to child safety. Since "kids don’t come with instructions" we are always looking for relevant information, stories, resources. If you have, or know someone with a relevant story to share or are a professional and would like international exposure, please contact us. Besides our site, some other quality sites we think you will enjoy are:

b4ugo-ga-ga.com

This is the website of a celebrated ‘Supernanny’ who has a wealth of information and resources to share. We recommend checking her latest book where supernanny Jo Frost gives step by step instructions for her tried and true parenting methods.

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Parenting.org

This website is owned and operated by Boys and Girls Town National Resource Center and provides a wealth of information. If you’re looking for a free parenting tip (or tips) this site is definitely one you will want to bookmark. This site is particularly helpful when looking for guidance in matters of “at risk” children and teens.

Parenting.ivillage.com

I-Village’s site is fairly monolithic and consumer driven, but it is also a good place for those looking for a free parenting tip or two. Areas of advice provided include trying to conceive, tweens, pregnancy, newborns, teens, and preschool/toddlers.

Familydoctor.org

As the URL for this site would suggest, Familydoctor.org is a site that provides general physicians advice, but it also has several subcategories that cover a variety of topics. Those looking for a free parenting tip may be advised to check out the sections of the site that fall under the headings “Parents & Kids,” “For Parents,” and “Parenting Tips.”

Practicalparent.org.uk/

This is a UK based website, but its contents have universal appeal. Practical Parent offers advice in areas of behavior issues. If one is looking for a free parenting tip or advice on serious issues, this is a site that should definitely be book marked.

Parent.net

This site does more than offer a collection of tips as it is a vast resource of articles covering a wide range of topics. If one wants an unending supply for their free parenting tip request, this is an invaluable resource.

Positiveparenting.com

This site is dedicated to “providing resources to make parenting more rewarding.” The wealth of free information provided on the site achieves this goal quite well and it is one of the more expansive and comprehensive sites on the internet. 

The internet has a vast resource that goes on practically into infinity. The sites listed here are far from a comprehensive listing of sites that offer parenting advice, resources, tips and info. They do, however, provide for a good starting place to look for info and tips. They can also provide references for other sites offering free material. Part of good parenting should include educating oneself. The best way to parent is to be an informed parent.

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More4kids CEO, Editor and Chief

Greetings! I’m Kevin, the founder and chief editor of More4Kids International, a comprehensive resource for parents worldwide. My mission is to equip parents with the tools and insights they need to raise exceptional children.


As a father to two incredible sons, I’ve experienced the rollercoaster of parenthood, and it’s these experiences that drive my dedication to making More4Kids a trusted guide for parents. Our platform offers a wealth of information, from time-saving parenting hacks to nutritious meal plans for large families, and strategies for effective communication with teenagers.


Beyond my professional role, I’m a devoted parent who champions the concept of an abundance mindset in raising resilient, successful children. I’m committed to fostering this mindset in my own children and am passionate about inspiring other parents to do the same.


Join me on this rewarding journey as we explore the complexities of parenthood together. Through More4Kids, we’re raising the next generation of remarkable children and strengthening families, one parenting tip at a time.


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