Dr. Suess passed away back in 1991, but an unfinished book was found with some of his packed away work at home two years ago and now it’s available for the world. Cathy Goldsmith, Dr. Suess’ art director chats with us about the ‘new’ book from Dr. Suess, What Pet Should I Get?

One of our favorite guests, Amy McCready, joins us to talk about her latest book, The Me, Me, Me Epidemic. Going into the interview we’re not sure if she’s referring to the kids or us parents, but she’ll have plenty of tips for everyone on how to parent our kids in a positive way so they can become adults that aren’t always conferenced only with themselves.

We celebrate our 500th show this week by looking back at some of the biggest stories in the parenting world over the last 10 years. We’ll share highlights from Queen Bees to Tiger Parents as we look at how our thoughts have changed as our little ones have grown up.

While we're still busy buying gifts and making all of our plans for the holidays, it's also time to start thinking about next year and what you want to change for the better. This week, some tips on quitting smoking.

Amy McCready will keep you laughing while she doles out some advice from her book, "If I Have to Tell You One More Time."

It is the season of giving, but where does your money go and is it doing the most it can to help? Dr. Samantha Nutt has been traveling to war torn countries to help women and children for years. She will tell us how we can better understand where we are giving and how she balances need in other countries with her own needs as a mother.

Getting dinner on the table is never an easy task. We've got tips to make life easier and meals healthier.

How much time are you spending online? Do you spend more time with your device than your kids, or your spouse? Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, joins us to talk about spending more time with the people right in front of us instead of our digital friends. Randi's book is, "Dot Complicated: Untangling Our Wired Lives."

Dr. Hannah Chow-Johnson helps us know when a fever should just be monitored and when we should see our doctor.

Holidays are fast approaching, so why not take some time to find some real cool recipes for your pick and not-so-picky eaters. Jenny Flake chats with us about her "Picky-Palate Cookbook," and those ridiculously decadent Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies.

We'll have tips on saving for college and protecting your preemies from RSV.

Susan Saper Galamba is a divorce attorney who wishes she had less business. She'll tell us the dos and don'ts of divorce when she chats with us about her book, "Don't Burn The Underwear."

Counting the days until your kid starts dating? Of course not! But that day is coming, so as parents we have to prepare them for the pitfalls of falling in love. Startling data shows that in up to 40% of adolescent relationships some sort of abuse occurs. How do we make sure our kids don't stay in, or become the cause of, a bad relationship. Cindy Miller, co-author of, "The Essential Guide To Bullying: Prevention and Intervention," shares her insights.

We'll continue our conversation with Gil Rapley about, "Baby Led Breastfeeding."

Dr. Lisa Rene Reynolds joins the show to talk about her book, "Parenting Through Divorce: Helping Your Children Thrive During and After the Split." She'll have tips for keeping sane despite the insanity you are dealing with.

We'll talk about teens on a more serious note when Dr. Lindsay Taliaferro of the University of Missouri tells us about research she has done into why teenagers harm themselves or contemplate suicide.

Gill Rapley chats with us about her book, "Baby Led Breastfeeding."

We'll help you get ready for Halloween with safety tips from Dr. Bridget Boyd.

Dr. Lawrence Cohen will help us relax when he tells us about his book, "The Opposite of Worry." He'll show us why being playful parents is good for everyone.

We'll also start prepping you for the worries you will have when your teen starts dating. Patti Giggans will have advice on helping our kids avoid bad relationships as she discusses her book, "When Dating Becomes Dangerous."

Chris Beam has painstakingly detailed the harrowing journey of kids who are stuck in America's foster care system. She joins us to talk about her book, "To The End of June." We'll find out what happens within foster care, and what changes need to be made to make it better for the kids.

Boys are falling behind. We hear it over and over again that boys are not prepared to enter college, and girls are vaulting way ahead of them when it comes to academics. Cynthia Gill, co-author of "Jump Starting Boys," joins us to share some tips on how we can make sure our boys are doing well in school.

We'll chat with a pediatrician about Halloween safety when it comes to costumes and treats.