Why a processing fee if it's free?
Honestly, it's the question we get asked most, so here's the real answer. I spent months on these workbooks: writing them, drawing them, and testing every page on my own kids and with a child counsellor I trust. I could charge $7.95 a book like everyone else does, but I'd rather just put them in your hands. Here's the catch though. Even a free book still costs us to send. Every order runs through a secure app that emails your PDF the moment you check out, and the card company takes its fee on top. That small processing fee covers about half of that, and we quietly cover the rest ourselves. We don't make a penny on the book itself. It's simply what lets us keep giving it away. Thanks for reading this far.
Harper
Founder, SteadyKid
