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I'm Okay, You're a Brat

Freeing Ourselves From The Guilt-Making Myths Of Parenthood

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  • 11 godzin czytania

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Susan Jeffers explodes the modern myths of parenting as no one has ever dared before. With humour and compassion she shows how difficult it is to be a parent and reveals the insidious guilt traps set by the child care 'experts'. She questions many fashionable myths and half-truths that add to a parent's sense of inadequacy and guilt and offers her own 'survival' tools. Among the issues she addresses are: * why parenthood can be a nightmare as well as a joy * the difficulties the relationship with your spouse can suffer after a child * how drastically life can change with parenthood * why mothers should not feel guilty if they go back to work * how we can have great fulfilment with - or without - children This is the most liberating book parents will ever read!

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I'm Okay, You're a Brat, Susan Jeffers, Susan Forward

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1999
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Tytuł
I'm Okay, You're a Brat
Podtytuł
Freeing Ourselves From The Guilt-Making Myths Of Parenthood
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1999
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
303
ISBN10
0340708573
ISBN13
9780340708576
Seria
Ocena
3,6 z 5
Opis
Susan Jeffers explodes the modern myths of parenting as no one has ever dared before. With humour and compassion she shows how difficult it is to be a parent and reveals the insidious guilt traps set by the child care 'experts'. She questions many fashionable myths and half-truths that add to a parent's sense of inadequacy and guilt and offers her own 'survival' tools. Among the issues she addresses are: * why parenthood can be a nightmare as well as a joy * the difficulties the relationship with your spouse can suffer after a child * how drastically life can change with parenthood * why mothers should not feel guilty if they go back to work * how we can have great fulfilment with - or without - children This is the most liberating book parents will ever read!