How’s Your Head, Mummy? A Children’s Book About a Parent’s Hard Days

My paperback edition of How’s Your Head, Mummy? is now live.

A gentle picture book for hard days

This is a gentle read-together picture book for young children who are trying to understand a parent’s hard days.

Who the book may help

Although it was inspired by maternal depression, it may also help families where a parent is living with other chronic or invisible illnesses, such as migraine, chronic pain, anxiety, fatigue, or ongoing health conditions that children can find confusing.

What children need to hear

The book helps reassure children that a parent being tired, sad, unwell, quiet, or not quite themselves is not the child’s fault. It also gently reminds them that they do not have to fix grown-up things, and that they are still loved, safe, and allowed to be children.

It can be read by mums, dads, grandparents, carers, aunties, uncles, teachers, or other trusted adults who want a simple way to start a hard but important conversation.

https://writerghosthunter.com/2026/03/13/ai-tool-distract-from-rumination

Where to buy the paperback

Paperback now available on Amazon

How’s Your Head Mummy? https://amzn.asia/d/0hO8e3bI

https://amzn.asia/d/00Uxz3jP

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