Parenting is a job.
Here’s the playbook.
FOR THE TYPE-A, FIRST-TIME PARENT
The New Parent Playbook is the ebook that treats your first three months with a newborn the way you'd approach any high-stakes project: with a clear plan, the right frameworks, and no time wasted on advice that doesn't apply to you.
"You're supposed to know what you need before you've ever lived the life you're preparing for."
Sound familiar?
The registry alone felt like being handed a blank strategy deck on day three of a new job. Every parenting resource on the internet either holds your hand like you've never made a decision before, or buries you in so many caveats that you walk away knowing less than when you started.
You don't need another "it depends" — you need a colleague who's done it, made the mistakes, and is handing you the cheat sheet.
What’s inside ?
Eight chapters.
Zero fluff.
Structured like a proper onboarding doc — organized by urgency, built around the operational reality of life with a newborn.
01 - Readiness Review: Pre-Start Date Setup
Registry and home setup organized by stations, with a tiered framework for what's actually mission critical versus what can wait.
02 - Labor & Launch Logistics
Prep, hospital, and the first 72 hours home — including the recovery nobody talks about and what to do before you're discharged.
03 - Co-Executive Responsibilities
How to actually run a parenting partnership. Division of responsibilities, communication protocols, and not letting the relationship tank in the fog of early newborn life.
04 - Daily Operations
The operational reality of early parenting in three tiers: Crisis & Triage, Business as Usual, and Standard Reference. Because some days call for survival mode.
05 - Feeding Operations
Breastfeeding, formula, pumping, combination feeding — and the honest version of what it's actually like when you're in the middle of it at week two.
06 - Sleep Management
Newborn sleep reality, building a workable routine, and setting the groundwork for independent sleep — without the Instagram pressure to have it figured out by week four.
07 - CFO Orientation
Financial onboarding by timing tier: what to do before baby comes, in the hospital, and in the first three months. Coverage, costs, and the stuff HR doesn't explain well.
08 - Finding Childcare
The decision framework for choosing childcare, the emotional weight of it, and the logistics of actually executing the search — even when the wait lists are two years out.
This is for you if
You treat problems
like projects.
This isn't for every parent. It's for a specific kind of person — the one who thinks in frameworks, wants the direct answer, and would genuinely rather read a solid 60-page brief than wade through 300 pages of "every family is different."
You're a first-time parent (or partner) who wants a clear operational framework, not just a feelings journal.
You've spent at least one hour in a rabbit hole about infant sleep research and came out more confused than when you went in.
You want honest opinions, not hedged advice that covers every possible scenario to avoid being wrong.
Your parental leave starts soon and you'd like to walk into it with an actual plan.
You've read enough parenting books to know they're mostly 80% filler — and you want the other 20%.
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