An extensive library of articles provides information on the human brain, including infant brain development and brain development across the lifespan. Early brain development in children, how the brain functions, and language and the brain are covered. Offers online courses, brain basics and facts, book reviews, conference updates, and brain teasers as additional sources of information on the human brain.

Provides technical, research-based articles on early brain development in children and pediatric neurology for professionals and parents with a basic knowledge of the subject. Includes information on the human brain, child and infant brain development, an overview of the Yale Pediatric Neurology program and additional research topics covering epilepsy, dyslexia, and cerebral palsy.

Resources for parents and professionals offer information on the human brain in infants and toddlers. Provides informative articles on infant brain development and early brain development in children in the “Brain Wonders” section with additional topics, tips, and FAQs covered in various other sections.

Research-based information on infant brain development and early brain development in children, mainly ages birth to five years old. Information is geared toward parents and educators and includes topics such as empathy, early emotions and early memory development.

The NIMH site offers a substantial amount of research and practical information on the full range of mental health issues. Website is divided into sections for the public, practitioners, and researchers. For information on the human brain and early brain development in children see "Teenage Brain: A Work in Progress."