This workbook had a clear structure and might be helpful for readers new to the idea of gentle or responsive parenting for sure, but it didn’t offer much that felt new or particularly nuanced to me. I found it fairly surface level, and some of the prompts felt a bit generic, for lack of a better term. This was not a bad resource by any means- just not one I think I'd use as a staple!

When I read a work or guide book, a lot of the time, I assess if it has anything new to offer to me personally, and if I consider myself well-read on a subject, if it is insightful for the target audiences.
This book does both. It has insightful questions to ask yourself, advice to consider, and lots of valuable exercises.
Personally, be it due to the large number books I read, or working in the visual industries, I care about the presentation, but I value content much highly.
This is a well-organised book in general. The design did not stand out or make anything more memorable.
I highly recommend this work book to parents, especially if they value positive, engaged, responsive parenting.