How to Train Your Servants - Sterling, Jennifer
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For first-time parents, those initial few months of parenthood can seem like your lives have been taken over completely by the tiny human you've brought into your home. Sometimes, it feels like your bundle of joy has crowned themselves as your realm's new ruler, and you're suddenly servants entrenched in a new regime, but you didn't get a copy of the manifesto of nebulous laws and rigorous expectations. Well, the baby probably feels the same way. But not to worry, as you might guess from the surprisingly large number of people on this planet who have been willing to procreate more than once,…mehr

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For first-time parents, those initial few months of parenthood can seem like your lives have been taken over completely by the tiny human you've brought into your home. Sometimes, it feels like your bundle of joy has crowned themselves as your realm's new ruler, and you're suddenly servants entrenched in a new regime, but you didn't get a copy of the manifesto of nebulous laws and rigorous expectations. Well, the baby probably feels the same way. But not to worry, as you might guess from the surprisingly large number of people on this planet who have been willing to procreate more than once, if both ruler and subject devote themselves to one another, and try to maintain a modicum of patience, empathy and humor, fulfillment, and maybe a little fun, can be had by all. This collection of one such baby's reflections on his first year of rulership may give new parents a comical perspective on what changes they might see within their own realm, as their own new Overlord settles in.
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Jennifer Sterling is a dance/movement therapist, author, and mental health advocate. With a passion for helping Black women and girls connect with their emotions through somatic awareness and creative expression, she combines her expertise in dance/movement therapy, neuroscience, and emotional intelligence to craft stories that inspire and heal. Jennifer is the author of "Dear Strong Black Woman: Letters of Nourishment and Reflection from One Strong Black Woman to Another" and "Ella and the Whispering Wind," a heartwarming children's book that encourages self-expression and celebrates diversity.