M.A. Holmes's 10 Social Skills for Post-Pandemic Kids is a non-fiction parenting self-help book. Its aim is to assist those with children in the home who were likely faced with additional socialization obstacles, above and beyond what would be considered normal, following the incredibly abnormal...

Happy With Baby: Essential Relationship Advice When Partners Become Parents is a guide for new parents. Most of the book isn’t about raising the baby, though. It’s about maintaining a solid and happy relationship with your partner when a new baby enters the household. Author...

To Where You Are: Love, Loss, and Finding the Path Home is a memoir written by Jason Fisher about his wife, Amanda (Mandi) Cowart. Jason and Mandi met in the most unconventional circumstances and fell in love in unexpected ways. Jason and Mandi’s true love...

Looking for Caylie: An Unabashed Memoir of the Battle, Breakthrough, and Future with a Genetic Variant is the story of a mother’s struggle to get help for her daughter’s mental health condition. Author Misty Wolf fought for years to find out what caused Caylie’s symptoms,...

Linda Hoff celebrates and honors the journey of mothers with mentally ill adult children in her book, Sisters in the Storm: For Moms of Mentally Ill Adult Children (MIAC). The challenges of MIAC far outweigh those of mothers dealing with normal children, and it is...

A Parenting Revolution for Higher Evolution: Raising Resilient, Responsible, Compassionate Kids from the Inside Out expresses views that are not widely accepted by western society but could be embraced by parents who wish to shift their focus to raising well-adjusted children. The book begins with...

Just Wait by Briar Angell alternates between parenting advice and freeform poetry. The author describes her experience with the child she bore, and discusses her feelings on generally accepted social practices, like crib sleeping and hosting family and friends immediately after a child’s return from...

Reckless Grace: A Mother's Crash Course in Mental Illness, by Carolyn DiPasquale, is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and health issues subgenres suitable for the general reading audience. The book is a mother's account of her daughter's struggles with her mental health, written...

Our NICU Journey, by Sarah Immonen Ward, is a short, beautifully illustrated children’s book about the author unexpectedly giving birth to twin girls at 28 weeks gestation and her and her husband's long experience in the neonatal intensive care unit. It shows that NICU journeys,...

Shining the Light on PND: The Journey From Darkness To Healing From Post-Natal Depression by Namita Mahanama is a compassionate guide for countless women who struggle with depression after the birth of a child. Mahanama begins with her own story, providing a profoundly honest account...