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The Sound of Discovery

Eebooks and Digital mini-guides that make big ideas easy for busy, curious minds.

How It Works

You don’t need hours — just a few clear pages. Here’s how Eeyah keeps it simple:

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Your moment of ‘ohhh!’

Understand the thing you’ve been circling for weeks — in minutes.

Featured Eebooks

Start where your curiosity sparks.

The Family Economy
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The Family Economy
$39.00

You already know how to run a house. That's the problem.

You know where everything goes, what needs doing, and whose permission slip is due Thursday. Nobody else knows any of it, because they've never had to.

You spend twenty minutes on a room. It's undone in four. Your seven-year-old can't dry himself off with a towel, because you've done it every time.

$49 → $39 founding price — first 40 buyers only

Most chore charts work for three days. One of us cut six hundred stars on a Cricut and staged them around the house — it lasted eight days. A chart needs you to remember to feed it, which makes it one more thing only you notice.

The Family Economy is a habit instead. A small operating system for your home, built on six principles your family returns to until they stop sounding new:

1. We Contribute — no one lives here as a guest
2. We Define Done — "clean" is a feeling, "done" is a checklist
3. Money Has Direction — every dollar gets a job before it moves
4. We Divide Before We Decide — saving comes first, not last
5. Partnership Is Normal — everyone who benefits from the home helps run it
6. Time Is a Gift — money comes back, time doesn't

Systems, not goals: small, repeatable moves that run quietly in the background, so the house stops depending on your energy.

WHAT YOU GET

  • TThe Family Economy guide — a chapter on each principle, bonus money-mechanics lessons, and a 7-day on-ramp

  • The Printable Worksheet Pack — 13 worksheets, plus printable play money

  • The Language Swaps — the exact phrases that end the "put it away" fight

  • Age-by-age responsibility ideas, toddlers through the teen years

Instant download. Print as often as you like for your household.

Start with one thing. Read it through, then do just the chores for two weeks — the jobs list, the Define Done cards, the weekly roles. Simplify, don't abandon.

Built in two real homes, five kids between them, and two completely different parenting styles. One has been running it since October 2025, the other since this past spring. It works in both, because the framework bends to the house instead of the other way around. Adapt it to yours.

Not sure? Tell me what you're hoping this helps with and I'll tell you honestly whether it's right for your situation.
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$49 → $39 founding price — first 40 buyers only

Not the right fit? Reach out in your first 30 days — we'll help you adapt it, or refund you.

The Red-Flag Parenting Cure
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The Red-Flag Parenting Cure
$27.00

A short digital guide for parents who want to better understand the moments that linger after the house is quiet — without shame, fixing, or overhauling their parenting. Designed to be read gently, in real life, one moment at a time.

When Nothing Changes – And The Pressure Turns Inward
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When Nothing Changes – And The Pressure Turns Inward
$24.00

This is a short written piece for parents who find themselves replaying a moment — not because it exploded, but because it never quite settled.

It offers language for a specific kind of parenting moment:

when nothing changed, and all the pressure turned inward.

There are no strategies.

No instructions.

No advice.

Just clarity — so the moment can stop becoming self-criticism.

Why we create

At Eeyah, we believe understanding shouldn’t take a degree or a deep dive.

It should feel simple, beautiful, and human.

Each guide is built for the overthinkers, the not-yet-experts, the tired but curious.

The ones who want to keep learning — but need it to make sense fast.

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