Created for parents and carers of 5 to 14 year olds. Aims to give you loads of ideas and information about things to do with your kids. As many of the activities are funded by the government, they are subsidised or totally free!
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Here we've included some links to baby and children sites that we find useful and hope that you will too.
A non commercial site, developed by parents with child safety in mind. Contains lots of safety tips and advice for parents.
Child-Friendly Initiative (CFI) is a grassroots, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children. CFI members all over the United States are working to transform their neighborhoods and communities into places that honor and respect children and support families.
Kidscape is committed to keeping children safe from abuse. Kidscape is the only national charity dedicated to preventing bullying and child sexual abuse. Kidscape believes that protecting children from harm is key.
Helping parents to locate local baby / toddler activities.
London Kidz is a FREE web directory for parents who want their children to get the best out of London.
A mine of useful information for parents and carers living in or visiting Plymouth UK
There are lots of lively discussion forums, a chat room, product reviews, an arcade to keep you occupied if you're bored, recipies for baby and you, informative articles, classified adverts and shopping section where you can buy funky t-shirts and lots more for yourself and your little ones! Also let's users set up their own online Journal where you can keep a record of life as a mum!
The first UK baby friendly swimming pool directory.
This is Theme Park Explorer, a source of information for parents with young children (about ages 2 to 10) who want to visit theme parks as a family but aren’t sure whether it’ll all turn out to be huge fun or a huge waste of time and money.
Your web guide to a child friendly Nottingham!
An online travel guide to family holidays in France with advice on booking your holiday and recommendations on the best family attractions.
Experience the 'the good life' on farm properties up and down the Britain, where farming families offer you a warm, personal welcome and the unique taste of real country living at its best.
Are you looking for somewhere special and exciting to take your children? Why not try a stay in a castle? Don't forget if you visit to add a review to the childfriendly.net database.
Dea Birkett is a freelance travel writer. Her site contains some really useful links to local guides by local parents (under the news and events section) as well as a forum for travelling with kids and links to articles about independent world travel with your family.
Webzine dedicated to working mothers.
This is a free site created by single parents for single parents who want to improve the quality of their lives.
Parents Online is a community website by parents, for parents and teachers of primary school children.
The Trust aims to help all parents enjoy an experience of pregnancy, birth and early parenthood which enriches their lives and gives them confidence in being a parent.
A charity dedicated to understanding and attempting to prevent premature birth, miscarriage and stillbirth.
A online directory of activities, facilities and accomodation for kids in Scotland (as the name suggests). Nice extensive information on each item in the directory.
Comprehensive information for mums to be and information related to your baby and toddler , includes weekly developmental updates on your baby from pregnancy through toddlerhood, a personalised guide based on your stage of pregnancy or age of baby to help you find what you need including growth updates and checklists and lots more.
An A- Z of everything for pregnant women, babies and young children.
Your one stop comprehensive bible of everything to do with pregnancy, birth and beyond. Lots of invaluable information and advice.
Child Safe Zones provides a safe and secure environment for you to register important family details. In an emergency they can help you make them available to people in authority, within minutes of your child going missing. Having key information at hand saves vital seconds in the search for a lost child.
