#to give. Squirrel in the wheel
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Look at the playground and you will see some "typical mothers". You can glue a housewife’s label to one, in which everything is under control, to the other - the image of a mother with a shaken nerves that breaks into others, and that can be called a "driven horse", tired and pure.
There is no only "ordinary mother" among them. Because an ordinary mother is all of us: sometimes obscure, sometimes counselors, and from time to time - where to go, and driven horses. And this is normal, says Nadia Papudoglo, the editor -in -chief of the Chalo portal and the creator of the Kokomyboy blog. Only one thing is abnormal - it is free to get stuck in a single role. How to avoid such a scenario? How to save both nerve cells and a career, while remaining an attentive and caring mother? About this - the book "#to give. Squirrel in the wheel ".
The author tells us how she herself was looking for a balance between work and motherhood and how she resisted pressure from different angles, how she learned not to compare herself and her child with others and how she realized her maternal rights. She addresses other mothers with these and other questions, and thanks to such a journalistic approach, the collection "#to give. Squirrel in the wheel "turns not just into a collection of personal observations, but into an attempt to explore modern motherhood. So a selection of ironic stories is a truly useful book - both in the practical sense and in psychological
There is no only "ordinary mother" among them. Because an ordinary mother is all of us: sometimes obscure, sometimes counselors, and from time to time - where to go, and driven horses. And this is normal, says Nadia Papudoglo, the editor -in -chief of the Chalo portal and the creator of the Kokomyboy blog. Only one thing is abnormal - it is free to get stuck in a single role. How to avoid such a scenario? How to save both nerve cells and a career, while remaining an attentive and caring mother? About this - the book "#to give. Squirrel in the wheel ".
The author tells us how she herself was looking for a balance between work and motherhood and how she resisted pressure from different angles, how she learned not to compare herself and her child with others and how she realized her maternal rights. She addresses other mothers with these and other questions, and thanks to such a journalistic approach, the collection "#to give. Squirrel in the wheel "turns not just into a collection of personal observations, but into an attempt to explore modern motherhood. So a selection of ironic stories is a truly useful book - both in the practical sense and in psychological
Author:
Author:Papudolo Nadia
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Home & Decor
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:White
Series:
Series: ABC of understanding
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00083-436-7
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