Title
of website: Safe Child Program
URL
of website: http://www.safechild.org/program.htm
Score:
3
Annotation:
While this site is primarily designed to sell a very expensive product,
some references are provided to support the work of the author. Nonetheless, helpful information can be located here free
of charge and could easily be implemented in any early childhood program. The
author of this site addresses such concepts as bullying, self-care, bodily protection and awareness of strangers and others
who could be potentially threatening to a child.
Reference:
Kraizer, S. (2000). Coalition for Children, Inc. Safe Child Program Homepage. Retrieved on February 5, 2005 from http://www.safechild.org/program.htm.

Title
of website: Keep Kids Healthy
URL
of website: http://www.keepkidshealthy.com/welcome/commonproblems/child_abuse.html
Score: 6
Annotation:
Keep Kids Healthy is a simply written site with basic facts about child development,
child abuse and child protection. Links about Shaken Baby Syndrome, the Fussy
Baby and Parenting Tips inform the reader and provide relevant answers to questions that parents and professionals have. “How to become a Pediatrician” is located near the bottom of the homepage
and takes the viewer step by step through the probable tasks that must be accomplished in order to work as a doctor of children. An interesting Market Center is provided with links and reviews
about books that are available for purchase. Included on the day that I searched
were books about Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy and personal accounts of child abuse.
In addition, information regarding typical development in children from infants to adolescents is provided.
Reference:
Keep Kids Healthy. (2005). Keep Kids Healthy Homepage. Retrieved on April 30, 2005 from http://www.keepkidshealthy.com/welcome/commonproblems/child_abuse.html
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