Discover The Best Ever You Approach and the twelve lifelong practices that help you choose gratitude, peace, purpose, courage, resilience, and a life of meaning.

By Dr. Amanda Meltzer What if the moments parents worry about the most aren’t the moments children remember? After more than two decades of working with children, adolescents, and families, I’ve learned something reassuring: the worries parents carry are often very different from the memories children keep. Parents wonder whether they’re doing enough to create the “perfect” childhood. Those concerns come from love, but they also reflect the enormous pressure many families fee

National PAL President Steve Coan discusses the G.R.I.T. initiative, youth mental health, resilience, mentorship, STEM education, and how communities can help young people thrive in today's rapidly changing world.

Cristina Bernardo of Avocado Health discusses parenting stress, grief, emotional wellness, self-compassion, confidence, support systems, and why parents need help now more than ever.

Discover the inspiring story behind Dr. Katie Eastman’s promise to a young cancer patient and how one heartfelt promise created a lasting legacy of healing, hope, and purpose.

By Melissa Hull Long before we become mothers, a version of motherhood lives in our imagination. It’s soft around the edges and cinematic—an inspirational-movie moment played on repeat. And then… there’s the version we actually live: louder, unpredictable and filled with moments that don’t always make sense in real time. There are days you feel deeply connected and awestruck, when you catch yourself looking at your child—no matter their age—and think, How did I get to be part

WonderWorks Branson is Showing Their Appreciation for Teachers, Nurses and Military Throughout May

Discover the life lessons hidden inside baseball and softball in this inspiring interview with Dr. Harley Rotbart and Ken Davidoff, authors of , on resilience, leadership, parenting, teamwork, and personal growth.

A heartfelt Q&A on special needs parenting, navigating diagnosis, advocacy, and finding strength, support, and peace as a parent.

Discover timeless advice and heartfelt lessons from Mom’s Book of Wisdom by Norah Lawlor, celebrating the love and guidance passed from mothers across generations.

Discover Are You Speedy, an interactive board book for toddlers. Author Tim Button shares insights on play, movement, and joyful early reading.

Water Safety Month: What Every Parent Needs to Know Before It’s Too Late

The charity event, presented by Perricone Farms and Natalie’s, at Santa Ana Country Club raises a record $300,000+

April is World Autism Month, a time dedicated to increasing awareness, understanding, and support for the 1 in 127 individuals globally who are on the autism spectrum. Behind that statistic are families navigating daily life with care, intention, and resilience. For military families, that journey often includes an added layer of complexity. Frequent relocations, deployments, shifting support systems, and the demands of service life can make it difficult to maintain the consi

By Chelsea Wagner, Lead Genetic Counselor at BillionToOne How parents and doctors navigate pregnancy has evolved quickly in recent years. Innovative prenatal screening now makes it possible to learn about a baby’s risk for certain genetic conditions using only a simple maternal blood draw. Having this information early gives families more time to plan, connect with specialists, and consider new treatment options that may improve outcomes, even before birth. This type of scree

arenting questions don’t wait for office hours. Discover why 24/7, evidence-based parenting support helps parents feel calmer, more confident, and less alone—especially in moments of uncertainty.

Each February, the Osterman Family of Dallas, Texas celebrates their son’s birthday, his new heart and the huge hearts of many friends and family members who worked with the Children’s Organ Transplant Association to ensure the family had a safety net for a lifetime of transplant-related expenses.

Pre-order The Peace Guidebook and learn how peace can be remembered, practiced, and lived—one moment, one choice, one breath at a time.

Letting go is one of the hardest and most loving things we ever learn to do. It does not mean you stop caring. It does not mean you give up. It means you stop gripping so tightly that neither of you can breathe.

A Personal Story of Transformation When I was in middle school, I felt an overwhelming sense of loneliness. I struggled with my own depression, and the deafening silence surrounding mental health made it hard for me to reach out for help. It wasn’t until I lost my two best friends to suicide at the age of 15 that I finally found my voice. That tragedy ignited a fire within me to speak out and advocate for change. My mom, Suzanne Fox, and I had a vision. We wanted to create a