Exceptional Parenting 101

Chapter 1: The Art of Not Losing Your Mind (Most Days)

Welcome, Exceptional Parent! Congratulations, you've managed to survive another day without resorting to dark magic or selling your soul to the highest bidder. You're doing better than most, we hear.

But, let's be real, parenting is hard. Like, really hard. And it's not just about not losing your mind – it's about thriving in the midst of chaos, finding joy in the messy, and making your kids love you despite the constant disappointment of their existence.

Chapter 2: The Importance of Not Judging Your Children's Life Choices (Most of the Time)

You know, it's not about being permissive or lenient, it's about being a good listener. A listener who doesn't immediately call the authorities or stage an intervention every time your child mentions something vaguely suspicious. Like, have you seen their Spotify playlists lately? No, no, it's fine. They're fine.

Subpage of Regrets: A Collection of Things You Wish You'd Never Said (or heard)

This page serves as the first chapter in the book "Exceptional Parenting 101," a guide for parents who want to maintain their sanity while raising their children. The chapter focuses on not losing one's mind, which is a crucial skill for any parent. The next chapter, "The Art of Not Being That Mom/Dad in the Playground," explores how to avoid being the parent who's always trying to stage an intervention in the middle of the park.