Overthinking Parenting

The Proven Path to Calm, Confident, No-Drama Parenting

De: Shae Knight

Narrado por: LogicLeaves Productions

Parent with Confidence • Even When the World (and Your Brain) Won’t Shut Up

Do you constantly question if you’re doing this parenting thing right? Overwhelmed by all the conflicting advice, social media comparisons, and what-ifs? Does your mind go to battle with guilt, self-doubt, and pressure to always be calm, present, and perfect?

Modern parenting is flooded with opinions — from relatives, reels, “experts,” and your own inner critic. One moment you’re trying gentle parenting, the next you’re questioning if you’re too soft. You beat yourself up for yelling, then you beat yourself up for feeling bad about yelling. Sound familiar?

There’s nothing wrong with you. You’re just trying to raise a child in a world that never shuts up.

Overthinking Parenting is your antidote to anxiety, guilt spirals, and the pressure to be perfect. This practical, no-fluff guide helps you quiet the noise, trust yourself, and raise great kids without losing your mind so you can lead with calm, confidence, and real connection.

You don’t need to change everything. You just need to stop letting your thoughts run the show. If you’re wondering whether you’re already messing it all up, you’re exactly the kind of parent who’s trying to get it right. That means you’re not failing. You’re just overthinking.

Start leading your family from a calmer, wiser place — starting with yourself. Order your copy now!

©2025 Shae Knight (P)2025 Shae Knight

Reassurance & mindset shift

For many parents, overthinking isn’t just annoying — it leads to burnout, guilt, anxiety. A book that helps you feel less “on edge,” reduces guilt, helps you trust yourself more, can make a big difference just by shifting perspective.

This book is a refreshing guide for parents

This book is a refreshing guide for parents who constantly second-guess themselves or feel overwhelmed by the challenges of raising kids. It lays out a clear and proven path to step away from overthinking and instead parent with calm, confidence, and consistency.

Backed by psychology or real experience

When authors draw on psychological research (like cognitive behavior techniques, developmental psychology) or have real parenting/therapist experience, their advice is more trustworthy. Anecdotes are helpful for relatability but stronger when combined with evidence.

A compassionate and accessible guide

A compassionate and accessible guide that helps parents quiet the noise of self-doubt and embrace a calmer, more confident approach to raising kids. Best suited for parents who feel overwhelmed by overthinking and want a straightforward, no-drama parenting reset.

Grounded in research or professional experience

If the author is a psychologist, therapist, pediatrician, educator, etc., and cites studies or broadly recognized practices, that adds credibility.