By Erin Galloway
Updated 12/18/2025
Disclaimer: The following parenting resources are here to help you on your journey. She Might does not endorse any particular parenting site or receive compensation for listing them on ours. You are the expert on your family and what kind of support you need, so we encourage you to look into multiple options and find what aligns best with your goals and family.
One thing that is not missing in the world today are parenting resources that you can access on the internet. It can be hard to sort through all of these resources, so we have put together a list that we think may be helpful for you.
Maybe you are like me—when you took your baby home, you rapidly searched for a resource that would help make this journey a little easier.
It can feel overwhelming to get home from the hospital, now in charge of keeping another human alive and well.
Luckily, things have been made a little bit easier through different apps and resources. Some of these resources provide information on all stages of parenting, while others are tracker apps to help navigate those early days of parenthood.
BabyCenter is one of the biggest digital parenting resources. They create content for every stage of pregnancy and parenting. They also have apps.
One of the most challenging aspects of early motherhood is sleep.t can feel overwhelming to navigate sleep resources for your baby, since there are so many available. are a few resources that we’ve found helpful. Selecting your baby’s sleep plan is a personal decision, so it is important to do your research and see what works for you and your little one.
Connecting with other parents who are walking similar journeys can be incredibly helpful in gaining insight.
There are countless parenting groups both online and offline, and it is important to find ones that fit your needs.We’ve listed some online options below, but we highly recommend checking out this article for more information on in-person communities.
The She Might Community Discord
There are a plethora of apps and other resources that you may find helpful. From social media groups to online blogs, our world is saturated with parenting information, which can feel like a lot. Remember, your parenting decisions are yours, so it is important to do your research. Find what is helpful for you!
Parenting is a marathon. If you are just starting out, know that seeking support is the first step—and that is a huge accomplishment.
We hope the resources in this article have been helpful for you. As always, you are the expert on your life. Take what is useful and leave the rest. And if you’ve had a great experience with another resource that you think should be shared in this article, you can email us at hello@shemight.com.
We wish you well on your parenting journey, whatever that looks like for you!
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