Parenting Regulation & Repair Collection — Edition 1 (Parent)
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Practical support for big feelings, parent pauses, and repair.
Five parenting workbooks in one 62-page printable collection, for parents and caregivers who want tools to return to during difficult family moments.
Notice overload and your own escalation cues.
Explore co-regulation and connected responses.
Practice repair with scripts, reflection, trackers, and family plans.
Edition 1: Parent · 62 pages · $12.99 one time. Digital PDF collection; download after purchase. No physical item.
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Full Workbook Details
Build a calmer, safer, more connected home with five trauma-informed parenting workbooks in one complete collection.
This 62-page printable bundle gives caregivers practical tools for co-regulation, child overwhelm, parent anger, emotional repair, and everyday emotional safety. Use the collection from beginning to end or choose the section that matches the moment your family is facing.
The collection includes: • The Co-Regulation Workbook • When Your Child Is Overwhelmed • When You Want to Yell • Repair After a Hard Moment • Helping Your Child Feel Emotionally Safe • five original quick-reference printables • reflection prompts, scripts, checklists, trackers, and personalized family plans • a separate collection cover and contents page
Designed for parents, caregivers, foster and adoptive families, educators, and helping professionals who want compassionate tools that support regulation without shame or perfectionism.
62-page printable PDF collection. Digital download only; no physical item will be shipped. This educational resource does not replace individualized medical, mental-health, family-safety, or crisis support.
Digital Download • Printable PDF • No physical product will be shipped.
A Note From the Creator
I created this collection to bring trauma-informed parenting tools together in one practical place. My hope is that it supports both the child’s nervous system and the caregiver’s humanity—helping families move toward regulation, accountability, repair, and safety without shame or perfectionism.
— Alizsha Ahlers, MS
