
Length43m
About this audiobook
Have you ever wondered if you’re doing it right as a parent? This book was born from that question. Raising with Serenity draws on the principles of Stoicism—a philosophy more than two thousand years old—and translates them into practical tools for modern parenting. No perfect formulas, no ideal children. Just seven principles that serve as a compass: Control, Discipline, Perception, Acceptance, Responsibility, Clarity, and Truth. A guide for parents who want to raise their children with intention.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help
Length43 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 15, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
25The Message Children Hear
2Prologue: An Afternoon at the Park
26Accepting Yourself First
3Introduction: Stoicism for Parents: How to Use This Book
27Chapter 5: Responsibility
4Chapter 1: Control
28Taking Ownership Without Overloading
5Knowing What Depends on You
29The Principle of Responsibility
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6The Principle of Control in Parenting
30Responsibility Is Not Guilt
7Control Is Not Rigidity
31The Example Is the Lesson
8Applied to Sensitive Children
32Responsibility and Sensitive Children
9Chapter 2: Discipline
33Chapter 6: Clarity
10Habit as the Architecture of Character
34Seeing Things as They Are
11The Principle of Discipline
35The Principle of Clarity
12Discipline Is Not Blind Obedience
36Clarity About Our Children
13Small Habits, Big Changes
37Clarity About Emotions
14The Parents Role
38Clarity in Communication
15Chapter 3: Perception
39Chapter 7: Truth
16The World We See Depends on How We Look
40Living and Parenting with Authenticity
17The Principle of Perception
41The Principle of Truth
18Teaching Children to Question Their Interpretation
42The Trap of the Perfect Life
19The Parents Own Perception
43Truth and Trust
20The Child Who Feels Too Much
44Truth About Who Your Child Is
21Chapter 4: Acceptance
45Epilogue: Back to the Park
22Loving What Is
46Quick Reference: The 7 Stoic Principles
23The Principle of Acceptance
47Recommended Reading
24Acceptance Is Not Giving Up
48Acknowledgments