From mindful parenting to neuroscience-informed reflection, these titles help parents tune inward so they can show up with more intention. From Susan Stiffelman’s Parenting with Presence to Dr. Shefali Tsabary’s The Awakened Family, you’ll explore what it means to notice more, judge less, and parent from a deeper place of presence.

Parenting wasn’t meant to be done alone. This collection includes books like Mothers of the Village by C.J. Schneider and Design for Belonging by Susie Wise to help you find connection, build support systems, and speak up for what you need. These reads remind you that even parents need people and that support can be practical and powerful. 

These books are like a warm hug for your nervous system. With notable voices like Kristin Neff, Tara Brach, and Dr. Becky Kennedy, this section focuses on self-compassion as the foundation for strong parenting. You’ll find gentle guidance on quieting your inner critic and creating a more connected, accepting relationship with both yourself and your child.

This section’s reads support steadiness through parenting’s hardest moments. Books like Mommy Burnout by Dr. Cheryl Ziegler and The Art of Holding Space by Heather Plett, offer relatable insights into regulating your emotions and meeting your child’s needs without losing yourself. 

Put yourself back on the priority list. This collection features reads such as Mother Nurture by Dr. Rick Hanson and Raising a Happier Mother by Anna Mathur, which explore how small shifts in how you care for yourself can lead to big changes in how you show up for your kids. You’ll find gentle reminders, relatable stories, and practical tips to help you rest, reset, and feel more like yourself again. e module Design settings and even apply custom CSS to this text in the module Advanced settings.

Whether you’re parenting solo, co-parenting, or navigating new family dynamics, this section is packed with insight. Books like Fair Play by Eve Rodsky and Parenting Beyond Power by Jen Lumanlan offer strategies for sharing responsibilities, improving communication, and making parenting feel less like a solo mission and more like a shared effort.