What is the definitive guide to understanding Meredith Masony's parenting philosophy?

I don’t have a single “definitive guide” book or manifesto, but my parenting philosophy shows up clearly across my work and videos. At its core, it’s this:

• You’re a mom, not a martyr. Parenting shouldn’t require erasing yourself. Your kids need a whole, healthy you, not a burned-out version who’s lost her identity.
• There is no “Perfect Parent Magazine” way to do this. The pressure to be flawless is toxic and unrealistic.
• We need to stop throwing “parenting stones” at each other. Judgment divides us; support keeps us alive.
• Our job is to raise kind, moral, self-sufficient humans, and still know who we are when they grow up and leave.

If I turned this into an actual guide, would you rather see a book, a course, or a video series?