Mom, what's the password?: A Password Book for the Woman who Remembers everything...Except her own password

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A hilarious password keeper for the woman who remembers everyone’s everything… except her own password.“Mom, what’s the Wi-Fi password?”“Mom, what’s my school login?”“Mom, do you know the Netflix password?”Of course you do.Because somehow, Mom has become the unofficial keeper of every password, username, PIN, account, membership, school login, streaming service, and random piece of information the entire family needs.And when it comes to your own password?Forgot Password?Again.Mom, What’s the Password? is a funny, feminine password organizer created especially for busy moms who are tired of searching through screenshots, sticky notes, old notebooks, and the mysterious depths of their memory every time they need to log in.Inside, you’ll find plenty of organized space for:• A–Z website and app passwords• Usernames and email addresses• Current and previous passwords• Password change dates• Email accounts• Social media• Shopping accounts• Banking and bills• Streaming services• Kids’ accounts and logins• School portals• Sports and activities• Health and appointment accounts• Home and smart-home information• Wi-Fi passwords• Subscriptions• Travel and rewards programs• Work and side-hustle accounts• Password changes• PINs, membership numbers and those random important details that never seem to belong anywhere elseAnd because passwords have an annoying habit of changing, there’s room to record previous passwords and update information too.Throughout the book, you’ll also find relatable mom humour, because if you’re going to be the family’s unpaid IT department, you might as well laugh about it.Perfect for busy moms, working moms, stay-at-home moms, grandmas, wives—or any woman who has ever heard:“Mom… what’s the password?”Keep the passwords.Keep the logins.Keep the important information.And maybe, just maybe, the next time someone asks for the Wi-Fi password, you can simply say:“CHECK THE BOOK.”