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 📚 Jessica's Books

Every book Jessica writes comes from the same place — a genuine desire to make parenting feel less overwhelming and more joyful. Practical, warm and evidence-based, each guide is designed for real parents navigating real moments.

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🌱 Baby Steps

📖 Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time Parents Helpful Tips for Ages 0–3: From Feeding Your Newborn to Potty Training a Toddler and a Lot More! The complete companion for new parents navigating the beautiful, exhausting early years. You're not alone — you've got this. Amazon | Payhip | All Stores

📖 Step-by-Step Guide to Preschool Readiness Everything You Need to Know Before the First Day A gentle, practical guide for parents preparing their child confidently for their first big school experience. Amazon | Payhip | All Stores

📚 Learning, Growth & News

📖 Positive Minds: A Step-by-Step Guide to Mental Wellness for Children A Practical Guide to Support Your Kids, Build Their Confidence and Help Them Succeed in Life An essential read for any parent looking to raise emotionally strong, resilient kids. Includes case studies, red flags to watch for, and a proven roadmap for your child's development. Amazon | Payhip | All Stores (coming soon)

💬 Teen & Beyond

📖 Positive Parenting: A Guide to Raising Happy Teens How to Communicate and Live With Your Teens — Revised Edition with Mental Health Focus Finally break through to your teenager — without the screaming matches, the silent treatment, or walking on eggshells. Now includes a comprehensive new chapter on teen mental health. Amazon | Payhip | All Stores (coming soon)

📖 7 Effective Steps to Transform a Messy Teenager How to Improve Your Teen's Organisational Skills Stop the constant battles over messy spaces and missing belongings. A step-by-step guide to restoring peace and helping your teen thrive. Amazon | Payhip | All Stores (coming soon)

📖 A Practical Guide to Adult Parenting: Revised & Expanded Edition A Stress-Free Approach to Supporting, Motivating and Adapting with Your Grown-Up Kids Parenting doesn't stop at 18. Navigate the surprisingly complex terrain of parenting adult children with wisdom, boundaries and love. Amazon | Payhip | All Stores

🎧 Audiobooks

Three titles are also available as audiobooks:

🎧 Step-by-Step Guide for First-Time Parents — $2.99 🎧 Positive Minds — $3.99 🎧 7 Effective Steps to Transform a Messy Teenager — $1.99

🎁 Free Resources

S.E.L.F.-C.A.R.E System — free weekly well-being compass for parents of adult children M.O.T.I.V.A.T.E Framework — free weekly support strategy for parents of adult children Preschool Readiness Checklist — free checklist for parents preparing their child for school



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