Libraries, early learning settings and family organizations can share NPF's educational resources within the permissions described on this website. Begin with the question your audience brings, then choose a guide and a companion tool.
Choose one theme, such as preparing for a new baby or choosing child care. Display a brief description, link to the complete guide and offer the related printable worksheet. Keep the resource title, sources and edition visible.
Use a resource to discuss a specific routine, shared reading or a transition. A family can take away the complete explanation and an activity or handoff sheet. Do not treat a parent's response as a screening result.
Select a complete session about a family conversation, referral or resource sharing. The materials include fictional practice situations, discussion directions and a takeaway sheet. They can be used within your organization's own learning arrangements.
Linking and sharing complete resources differ from translating, adapting or republishing them. Review the permissions page first. For a proposal involving new materials, a defined audience or joint work, explain the intended use and what each organization would contribute.
