Aha! Parenting
Dr. Laura Markham has a free email newsletter that sends great tips and reminders about parenting once a week. She also has advice broken up by the child’s age. There are paid classes you can take but there is so much information on this page that is free, I refer to it all the time.
https://www.ahaparenting.com/

Lemon Line Adventures
I find Dayna fun to listen to, and there are great resources and blog posts that are free, but it is a paid program if you want the full details.
https://lemonlimeadventures.com/

Generation Mindful
We have the full set of resources from them, but I think you will get a lot out of their articles and resources without even buying the kit.
https://genmindful.com/

The Parent Cue
Please know ahead of time that this is a Christian website. I love it and unlike the previous 3 it’s mostly free stuff. The articles are great, the activities are great, and there is a cool app that give you reminders (and a countdown clock until they go to college)
https://theparentcue.org/

Hand in Hand
I really enjoy the blog posts here. If you go to parenting tools, all of that is paid, but the blog is free.
https://www.handinhandparenting.org/

Tina Payne Bryson, Blog
Tina is a psychotherapist and the Founder of The Center for Connection. I constantly go back to so many things I’ve heard her say. I love that she has so many videos and podcasts available for those that need to multitask.
https://www.tinabryson.com/blog

Connected Families
This is a Christian resource so it might not be for everyone, but I truly enjoy their connected minded approach to all parenting and the way that they want to truly come along side parents to help.
https://connectedfamilies.org/blog/

TBRI
This is the program that we use the most and know the most about. You can learn about it in this video. You will see mention of it throughout my blog posts and videos that we use. There are online courses, but also just lots of great information on both websites.
https://empoweredtoconnect.org/blog/

One Big Happy Home
The Norths are the couple that trained us to be TBRI Parent trainers. They embody everything it means to be a trauma informed parents, but they also keep it real and will truly help you on your journey.
https://www.onebighappyhome.com/

Foster the Family
This blog is like talking to a friend that truly gets it. She has been there, is there, and will still be there with you. This is a read that will help you feel loved, seen and heard. It is especially for those families that have grown through the foster care system or are apart of the foster care system.
http://www.fosterthefamilyblog.com/foster-the-family-blog-1

Confessions of an Adoptive Parent
The Berry’s have so much experience and offer lots of grace and helpful advice. The blog and podcasts are free and they have a paid community section as well.
https://confessionsofanadoptiveparent.com/

Love Moves Us
Great thoughts on connected parenting and specifically TBRI. The blog gives lots of ideas and if you live in the Chicago area you can join the actual village.
https://www.lovemoves.us/blog

Chosen
This resource is an actually place in Texas to provide help to families, but I love their resource section where they have a whole bunch of Connecting activities and resources as well as parenting insight.
https://www.chosen.care/resources/

Eileen Devine
Eileen is a therapist and an adoptive mom, she understands what it is like to parent a nonneurotypical child and helps you through the journey. There are classes and a Resilience Room which gives you a community and a blog that will keep you thinking about the different ways your child needs to be parented. She calls it Brain First Parenting because you parent through the lens of seeing your child where they are at at how their brain affects their behavior.
https://www.eileendevine.com/blog