Tiny Humans Big Emotions, Dummy & Extraordinary Parenting 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Tiny Humans, Big Emotions by Alyssa Blask Campbell and Lauren Elizabeth Stauble
Dummy by Matt Coyne
Extraordinary Parenting by Eloise Rickman

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harvest, Wildfire, Scribe

Overview
This three-book parenting collection brings together three distinct voices on raising kids with empathy, honesty, and confidence. Tiny Humans, Big Emotions offers a practical framework for coaching children through meltdowns and big feelings. Dummy is a laugh-out-loud, unflinching memoir of first-time fatherhood, full of the messy reality new parents rarely admit to out loud. Extraordinary Parenting explores building deep connection with children while supporting their growth toward independence. Together, these three brand new paperbacks give parents a well-rounded toolkit of emotional coaching strategies, real-life humor, and connection-based philosophy for everyday family life.

About the Books
Each title in this set tackles modern parenting from a different angle, making the bundle a well-rounded resource rather than three versions of the same advice. Tiny Humans, Big Emotions, co-written by early-childhood specialists Alyssa Blask Campbell and Lauren Elizabeth Stauble, breaks down how caregivers can recognize, name, and work through a child's big feelings instead of shutting them down, building emotional intelligence from toddlerhood onward. Dummy, by comedian and writer Matt Coyne, takes a different tone entirely: a candid, funny, and often moving account of the sleepless, overwhelming first year after becoming a dad, stripped of the usual parenting-book polish and written with real warmth underneath the jokes. Extraordinary Parenting, by Eloise Rickman, rounds out the set with a thoughtful look at attachment, autonomy, and how parents can nurture closeness with their children while still preparing them to become capable, independent people as they grow older. Read together, the collection moves from handling a toddler's tantrum in the moment to understanding how everyday choices shape a child's long-term confidence, with Coyne's memoir supplying the honest, humor-filled middle ground that keeps the set from feeling like a lecture. These three paperbacks suit parents who want evidence-informed guidance without losing the humanity of real family life, cover to cover.

Key Benefits

• Three complementary perspectives on modern parenting in one bundle
• Practical strategies for handling toddler and child emotions
• A candid, funny memoir that balances the instructional titles
• Guidance on fostering connection and independence as kids grow
• Brand new paperback copies, ready to read or gift
• A thoughtful gift for baby showers, new parents, or the holidays

Book-by-Book Guide
Tiny Humans, Big Emotions — A hands-on guide to coaching kids through meltdowns using techniques from two early-childhood specialists.
Dummy — A brutally honest, frequently hilarious diary of a new father's first year.
Extraordinary Parenting — An exploration of how deep parent-child connection can coexist with raising independent kids.

About the Authors
Alyssa Blask Campbell and Lauren Elizabeth Stauble are early-childhood education specialists known for their emotional coaching work with families, co-authoring Tiny Humans, Big Emotions. Matt Coyne is a British writer and comedian whose blog about becoming a first-time father went viral before being developed into the memoir Dummy. Eloise Rickman is a writer and parent educator focused on attachment, autonomy, and respectful parenting, and is the author of Extraordinary Parenting. Together, these four authors bring backgrounds in child development, comedy writing, and parent education to this collection.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This set balances emotional-coaching tools, laugh-out-loud honesty, and connection-focused philosophy in one bundle. It's an easy win as a baby shower gift, a new-parent care package, or a thoughtful pick for the holiday season when sleep-deprived parents need guidance and a reason to laugh.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.