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In How to Potty Train in 3 Days, parenting expert Emily Hartwell offers a simple, practical, and effective method that has helped thousands of families say goodbye to nappies with confidence. Whether you're a first-time parent or potty training a stubborn toddler, this guide walks you through the exact process—hour by hour, day by day.

In The Weight of It All, Teresa I. Reyes shares her deeply personal journey using GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Zepbound. With warmth, humor, and hard-earned insight, she walks you through what this journey really looks like—from the first dose to emotional breakthroughs, side effects, social shifts, and the quiet victories no one claps for.

“Stop Being Codependent” guides listeners on a life-altering journey from people-pleasing to empowered self-care. This practical, empathetic roadmap equips you with actionable strategies to identify the roots of codependency in adult relationships.

What if the fastest way to build unshakable confidence... was to get rejected on purpose? Most of us spend our lives trying to avoid rejection—tiptoeing around uncomfortable conversations, holding back ideas, and shrinking from opportunities. But what if hearing “no” was exactly what you needed? In Rejection Therapy, Harper Knox delivers a bold, practical, and empowering guide to turning fear into fuel. You’ll learn how to stop letting the fear of rejection control your life—and start asking for what you actually want.

This imaginative story celebrates the beauty of winter and the magical possibilities that a little bit of sunlight and a sprinkle of fairy dust can create. Join Sunny on her sparkling journey and discover the wonder in every tiny, transformed snowflake.

Bringing a new life into the world is one of the most profound and transformative journeys a human being can experience. It’s raw, real, and deeply personal. For many, the idea of a “natural birth”—childbirth without the assistance of pain-relieving medications such as an epidural—feels not just appealing, but ideal. It speaks to something primal, something rooted in ancient wisdom and modern-day empowerment.