There are a number of useful websites for New Zealand parents. Here are a few that we've bumped into that might be of interest:

• Tots to Teens
  The only publication designed exclusively for parents with useful articles and information for every stage of childhood, plus great birthday party ideas, classes and lessons and other suppliers and destinations for families.
  http://www.totstoteens.co.nz/index.html
  
  
• Kidspot Australia
  Our sister site & a resource for parents and children to find hundreds of extra curricular activities for kids, including birthday party ideas and supplies, educational resources, shows and events, plus specials and discounts for kids and families
  http://www.kidspot.com.au
  
  
• Barnardos
  Works with families to help with the care, education & support of their children
  http://www.barnardos.org.nz
  
  
• Birthright
  Works to support, strengthen and advocate for one-parent famillies
  http://www.birthright.org.nz
  
  
• Child Safety Foundation
  Dedicated to promoting child safety practices
  http://www.childsafety.co.nz
  
  
• Man Alive
  NZ's biggest and most comprehensive men's centre dedicated, since 1996, to working with men and boys on issues that affect their lives
  http://www.manalive.org.nz
  
  
• Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
  Parenting second time around
  http://www.raisinggrandchildren.org.nz
  
  
• Immunisation Advisory Centre
  Aim is to provide NZers with a local source of independent, factual information including benefits and risks of immunisation, and vaccine-preventable diseases
  http://www.immune.org.nz
  
  
• KEEA - Kiwi Enuresis Encopresis Association
  A national organisation to support families who have children with wetting and soiling problems
  http://www.keea.org.nz
  
  
• No Bully
  For children (and parents of) who are being bullied or are bullies
  http://www.nobully.org.nz
  
  
• La Leche League
  A support group for women who are either breastfeeding or plannning to breastfeed
  http://www.lalecheleague.org.nz
  
  
• LifeLine
  LifeLine's 24 hour telephone counselling is a process of exploring caring ways to resolve your situation in an anonymous, compassionate and supportive environment
  http://www.lifeline.org.nz
  
  
• New Zealand Multiple Birth Association
  The Multiple Birth Association offers help, advice and support to parents of twins or more
  http://www.nzmba.org
  
  
• Parents Inc (formerly Parenting with Confidence)
  Dedicated to inspiring and equipping parents with insights on how to form and sustain strong, vibrant family relationships
  http://www.parentsinc.org.nz
  
  
• Parents Centre
  Aim to enable positive birth experiences and informed parenting in a community where parents are supported and highly valued in their role
  http://www.parentscentre.org.nz
  
  
• Plunket
  Aim to ensure that New Zealand children are among the healthiest in the world
  http://www.plunket.org.nz
  
  
• Relationship Services
  Relationship Services is a national not for profit organisation, offering relationship counselling and education services from 30 offices and 70 locations around New Zealand
  http://www.relate.org.nz
  
  
• S.K.I.P.
  S.K.I.P. is a national programme designed to support parents and caregivers to raise their children in a positve way
  http://www.familyservices.govt.nz/info-for-families/skip/index.html
  
  
• Skylight
  Provides support to children, young people and their families through tough times of change, loss and grief - whatever the cause
  http://www.skylight.org.nz
  
  
• What's Up
  A free telephone counselling service for children and young people from 5 to 18 years
  http://www.whatsup.co.nz
  
  
• Womens Health Action
  A charitable trust with the aims of providing women with high quality information and education services to enable them to maintain their health and make informed choices about their health care
  http://www.womens-health.org.nz
  
  
• Youth Line
  Confidential support for young people
  http://www.youthline.co.nz
  
  
• Mensline
  A confidential telephone counselling service for men, by men
  http://www.mensline.org.nz
  
  
• Parent to Parent
  Parent to Parent is a support and information network for parents of children with special needs. Support is provided voluntarily by Trained Support Parents who have a child with the same or similar needs.
  http://www.parent2parent.org.nz
  
  
• Pregnancy Help
  Pregnancy Help supports the well being of pregnancy and recently pregnant women, new mothers and their family/whanau, with care, concern and confidentiality
  http://www.pregnancyhelp.org.nz/
  
  
• Trauma and Birth Stress
  Information and support for women who have suffered a traumatic/stressfull pregnancy or birth experience
  http://www.tabs.org.nz/
  
  
• kidshealth
  kidshealth is a child and youth health information website to support parents and health professionals.
  http://www.kidshealth.org.nz/
  
  
• Water Safety New Zealand
  Information on how to keep your kids safe near water
  http://www.watersafety.org.nz
  
  
• GetKidsActive.com
  GKA (GetKidsActive.com) is a New Zealand based initiative which aims to help provide parents, teachers and caregivers with advice, resources and downloads about getting children physically active in an increasingly inactive world.
  http://www.getkidsactive.com/
  
  
• DonateNZ
  Donate NZ provides the ultimate simple portal where individuals, organisations and companies can donate time, expertise and goods in any condition to schools, early childhood and not-for-profit organisations in New Zealand.
  http://www.donatenz.com/
  
  
• SANDS - Stillbirth and Newborn Death Support
  SANDS are a group of parents helpng to care for other bereaved parents, families and friends. They promote awareness, understanding and support for those dealing with the death of a baby in pregnancy, birth or neonatally, or due to medical termination
  http://www.sands.org.nz/
  
  
• Twin Loss
  A New Zealand-wide group for those who have lost one or more or all of their twins, triplets or more from early pregnancy to childhood and beyond including the loss of a twin sibling in adulthood.
  http://www.twinloss.org.nz/
  
  
• CMBC Bereavement Support
  This service is gently offered to any persons who may have suffered loss after the death of multiple(s). The death may have been recent or anticipated, or may have been weeks, months or years ago...
  http://www.cmbc.co.nz
  
  
• Miscarriage Support
  Provision of emotional support and information for women and their families during and after miscarriage and subsequent pregnancies.
  http://www.miscarriagesupport.org.nz/
  
  
• NZ Child Restraints
  Offers practical advice specifically designed for New Zealand on correct car seat use through an informative website and is looking to launch education classes in 2007
  http://www.childrestraints.co.nz/