JACQLIN RICHARDS - BOOK DESCRIPTIONS
F*ck Up Your Kids with Grace & Humour: The Truth About Parenting

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SHORT DESCRIPTION
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Your kid isn't the problem. Neither is the world we're living in. What's
driving you is. Through the Resourced Parenting Method, award-winning New
Zealand parenting educator Jacqlin Richards shows parents how to recognise
the patterns operating beneath their reactions, interrupt them in real time,
and stop parenting from the past. Raw, funny and confronting as hell, this
is the shift from reaction to relationship, from survival to connection.

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LONG DESCRIPTION
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Most parents don't realise they're not simply reacting to what is happening
in the moment, they're reliving the past.

We're told to be patient, get it right, and raise "good kids." But beneath
the pressure, guilt, control, and constant second-guessing, something deeper
is shaping the way we parent: inherited beliefs, emotional conditioning,
unconscious reactions, and nervous-system survival states that keep old
patterns repeating.

Because your kid isn't the problem. Neither is the world we're living in.
What's driving you is.

F*ck Up Your Kids with Grace & Humour: The Truth About Parenting offers a
different way forward. Not more strategies. Not more pressure. A no-BS path
back to yourself.

Through the Resourced Parenting Method, Jacqlin Richards shows parents how to
recognise the patterns operating beneath their reactions, interrupt them in
real time, stop parenting from the past, and meet what is actually happening
with greater truth, presence, intuition, and capacity.

This is the shift from reaction to relationship. From survival to connection.
From lead to gold.

Raw, funny, confronting as hell, and full of heart, this book invites parents
to take responsibility without collapsing into shame, allow themselves to be
human, repair when they get it wrong, and build the internal capacity to
choose differently.

It will change how readers see themselves, their children, and what is truly
possible within their families.
