Service for Everyone
The Parent Line serves anyone with concerns about parenting:
- Expectant parents & Parents
of children - Grandparents and other caregivers
- Teachers
- Child care & Health care providers
- Social workers & Home visitors
- Mental health specialists
- Other professionals
Call us to learn more.
The Parent Line is a free Statewide confidential telephone line. We are Hawaii’s premier resource on child behavior, child development, parenting, caregiver support, and community resources. Our experienced phone line staff will help you problem-solve parenting challenges and child and adolescent behavior. Click here for our Parent Line flyer.
COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER
Are you an expecting mother giving birth soon or just gave birth? If so, YOU are invited to our Community Baby Shower! Click HERE for more information.
RESOURCE DIRECTORY
The Parent Line publishes a statewide listing of community resources for parents. To learn more, please refer to the tab at the top of the page. You can also click HERE for our new trifold printer-friendly version. Please click below for your respective island.
Maui, Moloka’i, & Lana’i Resource Directory
Parent Line Virtual Workshops!
Workshops are held via Zoom. Please call The Parent Line (808) 526-1222 to attend and get the link!
Safe Sleep for Infants
A is for Alone
B is for on their Backs
C is for in a Crib
To access the Safe Sleep Guides and find out when the next Safe Sleep Workshop is please CLICK HERE!
Safe Sleep Workshop Schedule
Need information on COVID-19?
For the latest information and resources on COVID-19, please visit the State of Hawai’i Department of Health website HERE.
How To Have Important Conversations with your Keiki
Please click here for some tips.
A Happy Start
We also have a guide to help your keiki get ready for Kindergarten! Please click here for a printer friendly version of A Happy Start.
0-3 Month Keiki Guide
The Parent Line publishes a guidebook for new parents with answers to questions and concerns about their newborn 0-3 months old. For additional months up to 36 months, please refer to the Infant & Toddler Development tab at the top of the page. Here is a printer friendly version. To order these guides, please call The Parent Line.