The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is now: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

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American Academy of Pediatrics Parenting Resources 
Topics include Ages & Stages, Healthy Living, Safety & Prevention, Family Life, and Health Issues. 

EDUMED Pediatric Health Education: What Every Parent Needs to Know
How to understand social and emotional development, learn to recognize physical development milestones, and get resources and answers for each stage of your child’s growth.

Receive the care you need from a provider you choose: Anthem Blue Cross Medicaid

First 5 California Health Center - Information on Nutrition, Physical Activity, Oral Health, Checkups, When Kids Get Sick, Special Needs, and Safety

Healthy Children Magazine

American Academy of Pediatrics
In addition to providing parents with reliable, pediatrician backed guidance, this e-magazine provides readers with an interactive experience that includes Multimedia content, quick tips and resource links.

Kids Health

Maternal Depression (Centers for Disease Control website) - Symptoms and Seeking Treatment Information

Mom’s Mental Health Matters (graphic)

No Cost Mental Health Resources for Children and Adults:

• California Department of Education
• National Institute of Mental Health
• MentalHealth.gov
• The California Healthy Kids Resource Center
• Self-Care and Thriving for Educators
• The Center of Excellence for Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health

Postpartum Support International
Support and resources for pregnant and new mothers experiencing prenatal and postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, or depression.

Potter the Otter Interactive website
Potter the Otter is the champion for water and the mascot of the Rethink Your Drink campaign. Rethink Your Drink encourages families to consider water over sugar-sweetened drinks. This website is animated, interactive, and features kid-friendly activities to help families understand why water is the best choice.

Safe Kids CA
Car & Road Safety, Home Safety, Play Safety, and Product Recalls.

Women Infants and Children (WIC)
Nutrition and education programs for low-income pregnant women and mothers with children from birth to 5 years old.