It wasn't until I had a complete meltdown – I mean, a full-on, tears-streaming-down-my-face, kids-scattered-everywhere meltdown – that I realized I needed to shift my perspective. I was exhausted, overwhelmed, and feeling like a total failure as a parent.
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The importance of these stories lies in their ability to provide a "permission slip." By documenting the failures, the boredom, and the flashes of resentment that accompany motherhood, these authors normalize the full spectrum of the human experience. They argue that being a "Bad Mommy" is often just the result of being a person in an unsupported system. Conclusion Memoirs Of Bad Mommies 2
Meet Jamie, who survived a year of potty training without losing her mind (but her husband did). Learn how Rachel accidentally became a soccer mom (despite her best efforts to be a cool mom) and ended up coaching a team of tiny humans who still can't do a proper throw-in. And discover the secrets of Karen, a mom who mastered the art of making PB&Js for 365 consecutive days (and lived to tell the tale). It wasn't until I had a complete meltdown
Moms, parents, caregivers, anyone who's ever felt like they're winging it or just trying to survive parenting. They argue that being a "Bad Mommy" is