Hacking Parenthood: 10 Mantras You Can Use Daily to Reduce the Stress of Parenting (Hack Learning)

Parenting Just Got Simpler

Because mantras bring peace to the process

You throw out consequences willy-nilly. You're tired of solutions that are all or nothing. You're frustrated with the daily chaos. Enter Parent Mantras, invaluable parenting anchors wrapped in tidy packages. These will become your go-to tools to calm your mind, focus your parenting, and concentrate on what you want for your kids.

Connect with your child like never before

Parenting author, educator, and presenter Kimberley Moran works tirelessly to find best practices for simplifying parenting and maximizing parent-child communication. Using 10 Parent Mantras as cues to stop and reset, Moran shares concrete ways to parent with intention and purpose, without losing your cool, creating better parent-child connections.

With Parent Mantras, you'll be able to:



Balance immediate needs with end goals



Grow your child's independence



Engender trust and honesty



Let your decisions stand



Set boundaries with confidence



Locate practical resources for support











Bonus: Parent Resource Notebook



The PRN includes sample pages that parents can use as models for implementing mantras. These models are accompanied by blank templates you can actually write on, creating your own notebook pages that serve as your go-to guide for those difficult situations that are unique to you and your children.



Keep Hacking Parenthood and the included Parent Resource Notebook with you at all times. It's like having your own playbook for parenting teens and children of all ages.



Ready to find your mantra?



Grab Hacking Parenthood today; find your mantra, and hone in on what matters most, when raising kids feels out of control.

Kimberley Moran is first and foremost the mother of Felix and Annie. When she was just eleven years old, she set up a daycare center in the small shed next to her summer house. Four young kids came each day to be read to, taken to the library, and taught songs. She has always wanted to raise children. So, she became a teacher first and later a mother.



Kimberley is currently an editor at WeAreTeachers.com where she gets to write about teachers, children, and their families. Her writing has appeared on Public Radio International, Good Magazine, MiddleWeb, Brilliant or Insane, and Parent.co. You can find her on her website at kimberleymoran.com.