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Raising Thinkers
In a world that can feel loud and fast, Raising Thinkers offers a calm, thoughtful approach to supporting children as they grow into themselves. Written by coaches and mums Sophie Stephenson and Rachel Day, this book gently guides parents, carers, and educators to nurture independent thinking, emotional resilience, and deep self-trust in the children they love. It’s full of real-life stories, reflective prompts, and simple practices to help you create space for meaningful conversations, curiosity, and connection — even in the busiest of days.
Take a look inside and join us on the journey of raising thoughtful, confident children
Book Reviews
My favourite book on parenting! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
“This is a fantastic book. It doesn’t tell you what to do as a parent, more offers reflections on how the way you are with your kids can help them to think for themselves. It is a great mixture of accessible and deep with easy to relate to first hand stories. As someone who worries about what this generation of kids will need to deal with in their lives, this feels like an important way to help equip our kids to navigate what life throws at them.”
Emma Gray
The book all parents should be reading right now
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“Possibly one of the most important parenting handbooks you could read right now. Brilliantly written, accessible , engaging and a terrific guidance system to teach you child how to be an independent and creative thinker. In learning this approach, watch how your entire family dynamic takes a substantial ‘step up’ for the better.”
Wendy Dickson
3 reasons to read this book
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“3 reasons to love this book.
#1 – it is accessible and laid out brilliantly. Simplicity lies on the other side of complexity and the authors have worked hard to write something that’s helpful and impactful, without much of the (often) unnecessary filler that characterises so many books.
#2 – It makes you think, rather than telling you how to think
#3 – whether we have children of our own or not, we all have a role to play in helping to raise the next generation of thinkers – there is therefore a great need for this book”
Mark Herbert