• What is your relationship reality?
The decisions you make about your relationships matter a lot - both in the short-term and in the long-term. So, Stay Teen has collected some facts, tips, and feedback from teens about what makes a healthy relationship and how to avoid an unhealthy one.

• Free Clinics in Michigan
Online search for free or low-cost clinics. Included is a list of free services provided.

• List of free Clinical Health Centers in Michigan

• About Birth Control: What You Need to Know

• Considering Adoption?
Use this on-line search to find adoption agencies in Michigan and other States.

• Healthy Hints for Pregnant Women
Give your baby a great start in life. What you eat, the amount of weight you gain and the healthy things you do during your pregnancy can help your baby for its entire life. Your energy and nutrient needs are certainly greater when you are pregnant, but being pregnant does not mean you have to eat twice as much. Most pregnant women only need about 300 extra calories daily

• What am I going to do? - DHS Pub-864 
Safe Delivery Program, encourages teens and young adults to consider a safe alternative to abandonment and answers questions about the Safe Delivery law.

• Discipline Techniques - Positive Discipline

• Safe Sleep for your Baby
Find out how to reduce the risk of SIDS and keep your sleeping baby safe.

• Child Support Information for Parents

• Did you know .....
that you may be eligible for covered parenting/skills classes under the YIT program? Check out our information for eligibility requirements and details.

• Helping You Become a Better Dad

Fathers.com provides research-based training, practical tips and resources to help men be the involved fathers, and father figures their children need. Find tips on fathering stages, situations, key relationships and hot topics.

• Top Ten Rules for Fathers

• Dads Make a Difference - DHS Pub-233 

• Both Parents Make a Difference - DHS Pub-234 

• Raising a healthy child

Did you know, that by providing a nurturing and learning environment, you can actually influence how your child's brain develops, which in turn affects their ability to learn and become healthy, happy, successful adults? As a parent you are your child's first and most important teacher. Doing simple everyday things like talking, reading, and playing helps your child grow and even increases your child's IQ. Find information and tools to help you on the michigan.gov/greatstart website.

• Keeping your child healthy from head to toes
Keeping your child healthy is a big job! Read all about common childhood aches, pains, and illnesses, plus how to take care of your child's body from teeth to toes.

• A pediatrician's guide to a child's heath and safety
Among the features that keepkidshealthy.com offers to parents are free parenting advice, online forums, info product recalls and pediatric news updated daily, an immunization schedule and more.

• Protect Babies and Toddlers from Serious Diseases 

• Keep your family safe from the flu 

• Don't Wait Until it Hurts 
Your child needs healthy teeth to eat, talk and smile!!

• Finding Child Care in Your Neighborhood
Search for child care facilities by county, city, zip code or name.

• What to look for in a Child Care Provider
The following list will give you some hints to help you make a good child care choice.

• Am I Eligible for Child Care?
You may qualify for Michigan's Child Development and Care Program if you need child care for employment, high school completion or family preservation (treatment activity for a health or social condition).

• Income Eligibility Chart
To get an idea if you are eligible, use the following Income Eligibility Chart.

• Apply for Child Development and Care Assistance
To apply now, follow these steps:

• Did you know .....
that you may be eligible for covered child care related expenses under the ETV or YIT programs? Check out our information and information for eligibility requirements.

• Child Care Resource and Referral Offices in Michigan

• Child Care Publications

• Head Start Program - Pre-school program for low-income families
Program information    Find a Program near you