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Where does happiness live?

Linda Mühl-Kovács

The 7 areas of the happiness rainbow – ownership, awareness, mental and physical health, loving-kindness, purpose, environment – through small, everyday practices. A self-reflection snapshot, not a diagnosis.

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Happiness is not a pink haze – it's experiencing reality well.

This book starts from the realisation that happiness is a learnable way of functioning, one that already takes shape in childhood. It doesn't give rules, it gives direction: it doesn't say how you must, but that this works too. There is no perfect parenthood – only real paths, and in them it's connection that holds you.

First you. Then the two of you, together.

Part 1 – For you.

Strengthens your own inner balance, presence and harmony: a 21-day programme + 2 key practices you can use anytime (breathing, meditation).

Part 2 – For you both.

Then the two of you set out to explore together. Through stories and play the child (ages 2–6) learns to regulate emotion, and gains safety and confidence: 9 “lifebuoy” exercises + a 12-day shared programme.

What does the book give you?

  • Together, not separately.

    First it strengthens you, then connects you with your child through shared, playful exercises.

  • Small steps, without guilt.

    Every exercise has a minimum version; as much as you can manage is enough.

  • Not a parenting tip – a shared skill.

    The child learns through story and play; the two of you grow together.

  • A tangible framework.

    7 areas, a 21-day on-ramp, repeatable afterwards. The measure is always “a snapshot, not a diagnosis”.

Who is this book for?

  • Parents raising a child aged 2–6.
  • Those who seek not more time but better-quality presence.
  • Those who think in permissive, small steps instead of guilt.
  • Those who want to grow together with their child, through shared experiences.

What others say about it

A special book that speaks to parents and children at once, helping them discover the secrets of happiness in a playful way. The book doesn't just convey theoretical knowledge but helps parents develop their children's emotional intelligence while they themselves set out toward a happier life.
Dr. Bernadett Gulácsifounder of the Coaching & Love Academy, certified supervisor, master coach
In my view the reader holds a much-needed book. Beyond containing theoretical knowledge, its practical “guide” is unique. I recommend it to every parent who wishes to experience balanced, harmonious time together, and to give the child positive provisions that benefit them into adulthood. I hope every mindful parent who wants to raise their child toward happiness recognises the book's value and applies what it suggests!
Erzsébet Gliedné Tillmannsupervisor

Choose a bundle

  • Basic

    One copy of the book, shipped directly by us.

    HUF 4,990

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  • Signed

    A copy signed by the author, Linda.

    HUF 6,490

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  • Book + app early access

    The book + a priority spot on the upcoming HappiNest app waitlist.

    HUF 7,990

    This bundle adds you to the HappiNest app early-access waitlist.

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Frequently asked questions about the book

What is the book “Where does happiness live?” about?

A practical book for parents and children aged 2–6 about more balanced, happier everyday life. It has two parts: the first strengthens the parent's own balance, the second connects with the child through shared, playful exercises.

Is this a parenting book?

Not a classic collection of tips. Rather, it shows what happiness is, what it's made of, and how it can become part of everyday life – first for the parent, then together with the child.

What ages is it recommended for?

The children's part is made for ages 2–6; since the child can't read yet, the parent is the storyteller and shared play is the heart of the practice.

How much time does it take per day?

For the parent's part, 10–20 minutes a day is enough; the shared programme days can be longer. The principle: it asks not for more time, but for a different quality of attention.

Who wrote the book?

Linda Mühl-Kovács – a mother of young children, a yoga, relaxation and meditation teacher, a children's yoga teacher and well-being ambassador.

Where can I order it?

Directly on the happinest.club site, for 6390 HUF.