As President, I am committed to ensuring every child in America—regardless of who they are or where they live—has the opportunity to explore these treasured spaces.

Just like children everyplace else, they've got hopes, and they've got dreams, and they've got potential.

If our Nation invests in the future of all our children, we can strengthen our economy, bolster our communities, and give every young person the chance to build a better life.

This is something that will save children's lives.

We did it for every mother who was desperate because of a child with a preexisting condition.

These attacks against innocent civilians, including children, are completely outrageous.

What you want to see in your kids, even if they're not going to be professionals, is just taking something seriously.

If we're going to be the country we know we can be, we've got to keep doing the hard work of building the future of this country for our kids.

That sense that we would be passing on a future for our children that was greater than ours.

And so in the sunlight of this beautiful morning, with children from both nations in attendance, we reaffirm the enduring values in which our alliance is forever rooted.

Good nutrition at school is an investment in our children's futures.

Children are America's greatest treasure, and ensuring their health is one of our most important duties as parents, families, and community members.

It is a well-rounded education for our children that will fuel our efforts to lead in a new economy where critical and creative thinking will be the keys to success.

We have taken important steps that speak to who we are as a Nation that cares for its families and children.

It is now illegal for health insurance companies to limit or deny coverage to children based on pre-existing conditions.

Our kids are pretty smart.

And above all, children need our unconditional love, whether they succeed or make mistakes, when life is easy and when life is tough.

On Father's Day, we celebrate the men who make a difference in the life of a child.