The New Parent Habit Reboot (Books 1-3) Boxset Bundle (E-book + PDF)
The baby is quiet, the bottles are waiting, and a work message pulls you toward your old routines. The New Parent Habit Reboot shows you how to use the Good-Enough Threshold and Energy Ledger to build habits that fit the life you have now.
DIGITAL BUNDLE (6 FILES INCLUDED):
• Book 1 : The New Parent Habit Reboot (E-book + PDF)
• Book 2 : Habits for the Changing Day (Workbook) (E-book + PDF)
• Book 3 : The Fresh Reset (7-Day Guide) (E-book + PDF)
• 📱 E-book: EPUB format (Compatible with Kindle, Apple Books, Kobo)
• 📄 PDF: High-resolution, Printable & Fillable PDF with exclusive maps and character art.
CONTENT:
• The New Parent Habit Reboot:
The New Parent Habit Reboot starts with a different question: what if you don’t need to get your old identity back? Across 10 chapters, you’ll learn to build routines around the life you have now, not the quiet mornings and reliable schedules you may remember. Use the Good-Enough Threshold to keep a small win from becoming a failed day. Use the Energy Ledger to match a habit to the energy you actually have.
• Habits for the Changing Day (Workbook):
This 8-chapter Workbook guide helps you distinguish a value from an outdated standard, plan around real energy, and count useful partial progress. You can keep valuing order without demanding a spotless house: sometimes the right standard is a clear counter and clean bottles for the next feed.
• The Fresh Reset (7-Day Guide):
Across 7 days, you’ll use the Keep-Change-Release Compass to sort expectations, the Good-Enough Threshold to shrink a habit until it fits, and the Energy-Match Ledger to find when you can actually carry it. By the end, you’ll have a clearer counter, a more realistic habit, and a standard that supports your family instead of draining you.
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Build habits that can survive a broken night, a missed plan, and routines that fit best for early parenthood instead of treating every interruption as failure.