Complete Bundle: All four Caring from the Middle toolkits

Complete Bundle: All four Caring from the Middle toolkits

$198.00
$198.00
Taxes included.

A complete set of four practical digital guides for adult children caring for an ageing parent. The bundle gives you support across the full journey - from early worry and increasing care needs, through to end-of-life preparation and the first days and weeks after a death.

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Adult children who want practical support across early worry, increasing care needs, end-of-life preparation and the first days and weeks after a parent dies

Adult children caring for, supporting or starting to worry about an ageing parent

For when you want support ready, whatever comes next.

Caring for an ageing parent rarely moves in a neat straight line. You may be planning ahead one week, responding to new care needs the next, having difficult family conversations, preparing for a tender stage, or trying to understand what needs to happen after a death.

It can be hard to keep searching for the right support every time something changes. The complete bundle brings all four Caring from the Middle toolkits together, so you can start with the guide that fits today and come back to the others when you need them.

This bundle is for you if…

You may find the complete bundle helpful if:

  • you are not sure which stage you are in, or your situation fits more than one guide
  • your parent’s care needs are changing quickly
  • you want to feel more prepared for what may come next
  • you are supporting siblings, children, teenagers, a partner or extended family as well as your parent
  • you want practical tools ready before things become urgent
  • you would rather have the full set in one place than keep choosing separate guides later
  • you are carrying a lot and want a clearer way to organise the practical and emotional parts
 

What’s included in the complete bundle.

  • Toolkit 1: I’m starting to worry about my parent - For when you can see things are changing, but you are not sure what needs to happen next. Helps you notice what may need attention, start getting organised, and prepare for early conversations.
  • Toolkit 2: Their care needs are increasing - For when your parent needs more support and there is more to organise, decide and communicate. Helps you think through care needs, family conversations, practical planning, and the growing mental load.
  • Toolkit 3: Time may be becoming limited - For when care feels more tender, conversations feel more important, and you want to prepare practically while making space for connection, dignity, and peace.
  • Toolkit 4: My parent has died - For the first days and weeks after a death, when there are people to contact, decisions to make, admin to manage and grief to carry.

Practical support across the full caring journey.

The complete bundle is designed to help you:

  • recognise what is changing and what may need attention
  • organise information before it becomes urgent
  • prepare for conversations with your parent, siblings, and family
  • think through care needs, practical decisions, and support options
  • make space for dignity, connection, memory, and peace
  • manage the first days and weeks after a death with more structure
  • support children, teenagers, and family members along the way
  • reduce the pressure of holding every question, task and decision in your head

You do not need to know exactly what you need yet.

"I created these guides because caring did not arrive for me in one neat stage. Some days were about appointments and forms. Some were about family conversations. Some were about grief, love, exhaustion and trying to work out what mattered most.

The bundle is for people who want practical support ready, without having to search again each time life changes."

From Lucy

"This is the stage where you may feel unsure whether you are overreacting or not doing enough. I remember how easy it was to keep concerns in my head until everything felt urgent.

This guide is designed to help you notice what is changing and start gathering the right information gently, before a crisis makes every decision feel harder."

Use it wherever you are.

This toolkit is a digital download, designed to be used wherever you are and however you need it.

You can read it on your phone when a worry comes up, open it on your laptop before a family conversation, save it for later, or print the pages that are useful to you.

Use the full guide from start to finish, or come back to the checklist, prompt or template you need in the moment.

Why choose the complete bundle?

A single toolkit may be enough if you know exactly where you are and only need support for that stage.

The complete bundle may be a better fit if your situation is changing quickly, you are supporting more than one part of the caring journey, or you would feel steadier knowing the full set is ready when you need it.

It is also useful if you are sharing support with siblings, a partner or other family members who may be approaching the situation from different places.

Helpful free resources.

If you would like a simple first step before choosing, start with the free starter checklist or browse the full free resources collection. The free resources offer a gentle starting point for each stage, while the paid toolkits hold the deeper worksheets, trackers, templates and printable planning tools.

Helpful free resource.

If you are not ready for the full toolkit yet, start with the free starter checklist. It can help you notice what may be changing and work out what questions might need attention first.

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Frequently asked questions

No. You can start with the guide that matches what is happening now. Some people may begin with Toolkit 1 and move through the set over time. Others may start with Toolkit 3 or Toolkit 4 because that is where life has brought them.

That is fine. You can use the guide that helps today and save the others for later. The bundle is designed to give you practical support ready when things change.

The toolkits are designed to help you prepare for conversations and support clearer family communication. The specific sharing or usage terms should be checked against the purchase terms on the website.

No. The toolkits are practical support guides. They do not replace advice from qualified legal, medical, financial, health, palliative care, funeral, estate or grief professionals.

Yes. The toolkits are digital downloads, designed to be used wherever you are and however you need them. You can read them on your phone, open them on your laptop, save them for later or print the pages that are useful to you.

Practical support, not professional advice.

This guide is designed to help you organise your thoughts, prepare for conversations and take practical next steps.

It does not replace legal, medical, financial, health or care advice from qualified professionals.

If you are dealing with urgent health, safety, legal or financial matters, please seek appropriate professional support.

Have practical support ready for the moments ahead. 

Choose the complete bundle so you can start with the guide that helps today and come back to the others as life changes.

A practical, gentle, wonderful guide to help after the death of a loved one. Interspersed with Lucy’s own lived experiences it provided insight into what others have gone through and the tasks to be done so I didn’t feel quite so lost in unfamiliar terrain. I loved being able to read it in a safe place and at a safe time, doing what I wanted to when I felt able.
—  Sandy, Canberra ACT
My family kept putting off succession and contingency planning being overwhelmed by the complexity and where to start. Toolkit One broke it down by raising a number of questions and giving my family the ability to hold sensitive discussions and a place to start to ensure my parents' wishes are planned for and honoured.
—  Mark, Tamworth NSW
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