Family & Relationships, Parenting
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Worth the Wait
by Andrée Linnell
Sometimes, life doesn’t play out like a nursery rhyme. Sometimes, we have to walk through thunderstorms before we get to our rainbows. Worth the Wait is about the long, difficult road some mothers must travel on the way to the birth of a healthy ...
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OCDad
Learning to Be a Parent With a Mental Health Disorder by Jason Adams
“In many ways, this book is the resource I wish I had had.” How do you make time for therapy while raising kids? How do you tell the difference between healthy parental instincts and OCD symptoms? How does OCD affect parenting, and what can be ...
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Dear Mommy's Boss
A Kid's Perspective of the Corporate Workplace by Sydney W. Joshua
Looking for a way to hint to your boss that perhaps it’s time to cut you some slack in the childcare department? Or perhaps you’ve been searching for a way to thank your accommodating boss because they've shown that they "get it". Dear Mommy’s ...
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The Pearl and the Hut
Soul Wisdom for Growing up and Living Between Divorced Parents by Yiana Belkalopolos
The Pearl and the Hut, Volume I, is a comprehensive therapeutic resource for adult children of divorce and for caregivers helping young children who are experiencing parental divorce. Yiana Belkalopolos addresses the trauma many children experience ...
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Connected ~ Before Birth & Beyond
by Randine Mariona
Today’s parents are working harder than ever. Never have parents been asked to do so much with such little support. Parents today can feel alone and judged for not doing things right. Randine is a relatable modern parent. She gets the joys and ...
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Unapologetic Truths
The Realities of Postpartum We Don't Talk About by Yalda Kazemi
YOU CAN BE YOURSELF AGAIN. Part memoir and part survival guide, this warm, unapologetic and honest account of a mother’s battle and ultimate victory with postpartum mental illness breaks stigmas around motherhood, anxiety, depression, and psychosis ...
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Who Cares?!
Embracing the dire need for authentic love in a world that doesn't seem to care, or know how to love. by William Hart
The hyphen between the date you were born, and the day you die, represents the length and breadth of your life. We are all assigned a certain number of days upon this planet. What will you do with those days? What will you give in exchange for ...
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University of Motherhood
Undergraduate Degree by Cathy Kotow-Dockman
For Cathy, motherhood became an avenue for personal growth and awareness. She worked passionately and intentionally to develop a parenting approach which blended traditional values with empowerment and alternative methods. Motherhood became a quest ...
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My Dearest Madelyn
A Letter to My Daughter Before I Die About How I Vanquished My Fear and Anxiety by Bryan Crane
There is so much advice on how to cure your anxiety from doctors, rich people and celebrities who don’t have relatable problems with fear. They don’t have a problem with relatable fears because they’ve clearly chosen paths that would stop most of us ...
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One Step Beyond
A Mother and Daughter's Journey Through Illness by Allison Kelba
One Step Beyond is an authentic account of a teenage girl’s journey through a devastating health diagnosis in the prime of her adolescence and of a mother's unwavering determination to save her daughter's life. Personal journal entries written by ...
