This article shares a bevy of ways to make parent meetings successful--in a meaningful way. It presents some guidelines to keep in mind when planning parent meetings: (1) survey parents on what they want to learn about or discuss regarding childrearing or family life; (2) include parents in planning meetings; (3) find motivating ways to get parents through the door; (4) set the physical stage for success; creature comforts count; (5) occasionally vary the meeting day; (6) put technology to work; (7) intentionally include fathers as well as mothers; (8) allow enough time for parents to process dialogue and information; (9) plan for adult learning styles; (10) infuse training with unexpected creativity, uniqueness, and fun; and (11) provide short and jargon-free take-home materials and handouts. Some specific ideas for meaningful and creatively engaging parent meetings are also presented.