I began envisioning Life on the A List from a place many parents know well — the moment you realize the path ahead may look different than the one you expected.
Along the way, I spent years searching for answers, support, tools, and the reassuring voices of professionals and other people who had walked this road before me.
Life on the A List was created to bring those voices together — to share support, practical resources, calm moments, and reminders that you are not navigating this journey alone.
Because when you’re trying to help your child, every single day matters.
WHY I CREATED THIS SPACE
Like many parents, I found myself navigating a path I never expected — searching for answers, support, and guidance while trying to help my child.
Early in that journey, I was fortunate to have a “momfidante” — a cherished friend who shared knowledge, encouraged me, helped me understand the questions to ask, and guided me toward the resources and support my child needed. She made me feel supported and reminded me that I wasn’t alone during some of the hardest moments.
As I moved through that process, I began wondering why finding help and trustworthy information felt so overwhelming for so many families — especially when parents are trying to make important decisions while their children are growing, learning, and developing every single day.
Life on the A List was created to bring those kinds of voices together — to share support, practical resources, moments of calm, and honest conversations that help families feel seen, understood, and less alone.
Because when you’re trying to help your child, every single day matters.
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What Parents are Asking
These are some of the books, perspectives, and resources that helped me feel more informed, supported, and a little less alone along the way.
Not a list of parenting “shoulds” — just trusted voices, helpful tools, and perspectives that helped me feel a little less alone along the way.
Life on the A List is growing into a bigger, private support ecosystem for moms and families, with more ways to learn, connect and thrive.
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Life on the A List was independently built from lived experience, advocacy, and a belief that support should feel easier to find and less lonely to navigate.
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Things we're hearing as we build Life on the A List...
Things we're hearing as we build Life on the A List...
"I wish this had existed for my mom when I was growing up..."
"I wish this had existed for my mom when I was growing up..."
"The Minivan Meditations are such a beautiful and thoughtful concept; congratulations on bringing this to life!
"The Minivan Meditations are such a beautiful and thoughtful concept; congratulations on bringing this to life!
"This will help families save energy and time in navigating the advocacy system, which could prove beneficial to their children's health and development."
"This will help families save energy and time in navigating the advocacy system, which can mean getting help for their child faster."
"I've learned insights that have helped me understand several people in my life better."
"I've learned insights that have helped me understand a number of people in my life better."
"When I tried the meditations in the app, I felt so seen. It helps knowing I'm not the only one experiencing these feelings."
"When I tried the meditations in the app, I felt so seen. It helps knowing I'm not the only one experiencing these feelings."
“The tone here is different. It feels lighter and more relatable to moms like me, instead of overwhelming.”
“The tone here is different. It feels lighter and more relatable to moms like me, instead of overwhelming.”
“I already signed up for Life on the A List because it feels hopeful, not heavy.”
“I already signed up for Life on the A List because it feels hopeful, not heavy.”