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06/04/2026

A grandparent comments on how much your child ate. Another relative compliments looking skinny. Your best friend suggests going for a run to “work off” food.

Learn how to stop weight and diet talk around your kids and help friends and family use language that supports kids’ health and body image.

06/03/2026

The way we talk about food and bodies leaves a mark on kids. Even in moments we don’t realize they’re listening.

That’s why we created the "7 Guiding Principles." These simple, free tools help parents and caregivers feel confident in everyday conversations that shape kids’ body image and well-being.

Download your free copy today and start using it right away.
🔗 withall.org/principles

Our "What to Say" initiative is creating a cultural shift by offering free resources that help adults replace diet talk and body ideals with a focus on health and well-being. For ourselves, and for the kids who look up to us.

06/02/2026

We only know 25 letters of the alphabet… we don’t know y.
But we do know this:
Our Dad Bod apparel is about showing up as you are.

With Father’s Day days away, the Dad Bod tee is a solid gift for the dad (or dad-energy human) in your life.
Also available as a hat or apron — perfect for grilling on a hot day!

And every purchase helps support our mission to help kids feel good in their bodies and with food.

Shop now to get it delivered by Father's Day!
withall.org/store

06/01/2026

You shouldn't have to choose between paying bills and getting better.

If day-to-day expenses are making it hard to pursue eating disorder treatment, we see you. You're not alone.

WithAll's Recovery Support Program offers grants to help cover housing and groceries while you focus on healing.

Applications are open now through June 2 at 8:30 am CT.

🔗 Apply at withall.org/apply

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05/28/2026

We're all doing our best. And sometimes that looks like a sigh at the mirror or an offhand comment while getting dressed. The kind you don't even think twice about.

But your kids are picking all of it up.

Here's the good news though: the kind stuff lands too.
When they hear you say something appreciative about your body — even something small — they're taking notes on that too.

You don't have to love everything.
You just have to let them see you trying.

Start today by saying one good thing about your body, out loud, in front of them.

🔗 Read: How to Teach Kids to Love Their Bodies (link in bio)
https://withall.org/how-to-teach-kids-to-love-their-bodies

What's one thing your body did for you today? Drop it below.

05/27/2026

Disordered eating is more common among young athletes than an ACL tear. Read that again.

You already know how to spot a physical injury. This helps you spot the rest.

The What to Say Coaches Certification is a FREE 30-minute training that gives you exactly what to say, what to avoid, and when to get someone else involved.

Your young athletes need you to know this.
Get certified today at withall.org/coaches-certification

Sponsored by 952 Capital and CLA.

05/26/2026

If your kid has ever asked about Ozempic or seen a GLP-1 weight loss ad, this one's for you.

Our free Tip of the Month email on "How to Talk to Your Kids About Ozempic & Body Image" hits inboxes on May 29th.

But you have to be signed up to get it.
Sign up at withall.org/tips by May 28th, so you don't miss out!

Sponsored by Minnwest Bank.

05/25/2026

Kids notice everything: who gets seconds, who “needs” more exercise, whose lunch is commented on, whose isn’t. Even when you’re trying to help, it’s easy for one child to feel like the child with “the problem.”

Worried about a child’s eating, weight, or activity level? Learn simple family-wide habits and “what to say” swaps that support kids’ health without shame.

05/22/2026

Ever catch yourself thinking, “I don’t like my legs”? Maybe it’s your stomach. Or your arms. Or something else entirely.

You’re not alone, and those thoughts don’t just impact you.

Kids are listening and learning.

We all deserve a kind and thoughtful way to talk about bodies—yours and theirs.

Get our FREE "3 Simple Shifts" mini-course and learn what kids really need to hear instead.
withall.org/shifts

05/21/2026

“The only way out is through.”

Megan’s eating disorder recovery journey began long before she had the words to name it, and nearly ended because of the financial stress that came with treatment.

A WithAll Recovery Support Grant helped change that. With food on the table and rent paid, Megan could focus on healing. Today, she’s living with intention and embracing the freedom recovery brings.

Read Megan’s full story:
https://bit.ly/4m44l3e

Want to help more people like Megan? Donate at withall.org/donate