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The Stepparent’s Emergency Playbook

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You don’t need another blended-family book. You need an answer—right now.
Because the hardest stepparent moments don’t happen in therapy sessions or calm conversations. They happen in the kitchen, the car, the hallway—when a kid explodes, your spouse freezes, and you feel your patience slipping in real time.
The Stepparent’s Emergency Playbook is a tactical, pick-it-up-in-the-moment field guide for the 50 toughest blended-family scenarios—organized like an emergency manual, not a traditional book. You won’t wade through chapters to “eventually” get help. You’ll open to the exact situation you’re facing and run the play.
Each scenario follows a simple, repeatable structure designed for high-stress moments:
  • The Foul: the behavior (what’s happening)
  • The Whistle: why it triggers you—and why your instinct often backfires
  • The Play: step-by-step action plan for the heat of the moment
  • The Script: exact words to say to your stepchild, plus what to say to your spouse later
  • Role Play: real examples you can copy word-for-word
  • Coach’s Note: the one insight that changes how you see the moment
Inside, you’ll learn what to do when a stepchild says “You’re not my real parent,” plays houses against each other, ignores you in public, refuses rules, manipulates permission, escalates into threats, records you, twists reality, or turns discipline into a loyalty war—without you becoming the villain, the bad cop, or the exhausted referee.
This isn’t about being “perfect.” It’s about being steady—with boundaries, language, and a repair culture that protects your marriage and lowers the chaos in your home.
If you’re tired of guessing, over-explaining, and replaying arguments in your head… open to the scenario you’re living and run the play.
Written by Jordan Brooks (2026).
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