Local Pregnancy Resources
Congratulations! Door County Welcome Baby program Brochure (English / Spanish) Click here to be redirected to more local resources relevant to being pregnant.
LGBTQ Information & Resources
Whether your child has come out as Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, Gay, Transgender or has questions about the LGBTQ+ Community, it is helpful to have some knowledge and understanding of what the […]
Cell Phone Parenting
Getting a cellphone has become a milestone for most kids. Common Sense Media helps parents lay the groundwork for responsible cell phone use and manage the challenges and opportunities they […]
Prevent Suicide Door County
The Prevent Suicide Door County Nathan Wilson Coalition is committed to reduce the number of suicides in Door County through prevention education, public awareness and overcoming stigma. General Information QPR […]
Purple Crying
Purple Crying The Period of PURPLE Crying is a new way to help parents understand this time in their baby’s life, which is a normal part of every infant’s development. It is […]
2017 Teens and Complicated Conversations
Door County Public Health’s Mental Health Focus Group and Door County Human Services held a free event on November 2, 2017 at Crossroads at Big Creek for a discussion with […]
Door County Parent Café
What Are Parent Cafés? Parent Cafés are a series of group conversations for parents where you can: Meet new people / Make new friends Share ideas / Get new ideas […]
Internet and Technology Safety
Technology Information & Resources Tips securing digital devices: Discuss the dangers of the internet and what they could encounter. Provide rules and expectations for your child when giving them an […]
Child Safety Seats – Be A Pro!
“Some 3 out of 4 child safety seats are not used correctly. The correct installation of child safety seats is often very confusing to parents, grandparents and caregivers. Changing technology […]
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
The Door County, Wisconsin Dolly Parton Imagination Library program gifts a free book to every registered child up until the month of their 5th birthday.
