Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Letting Go of Mommy Guilt: Minnesota's Woman Business Owner of the Year Shares Her Secrets of How You Can Raise Good Kids Even If You're Super Bu]( "Letting Go of Mommy Guilt: Minnesota's Woman Business Owner of the Year Shares Her Secrets of How You Can Raise Good Kids Even If You're Super Bu")
Letting Go of Mommy Guilt: Minnesota's Woman Business Owner of the Year Shares Her Secrets of How You Can Raise Good Kids Even If You're Super Bu19,99 €![The Impossible Kid: Parenting a Strong-Willed Child with Love and Grace]( "The Impossible Kid: Parenting a Strong-Willed Child with Love and Grace")
The Impossible Kid: Parenting a Strong-Willed Child with Love and Grace13,99 €![Mother's Daze]( "Mother's Daze")
Mother's Daze9,49 €![A Dance in the DSM: My Tango with Postpartum Depression, Anxiety, and OCD]( "A Dance in the DSM: My Tango with Postpartum Depression, Anxiety, and OCD")
A Dance in the DSM: My Tango with Postpartum Depression, Anxiety, and OCD13,99 €![You Will (Probably) Survive: And Other Things They Don't Tell You about Motherhood]( "You Will (Probably) Survive: And Other Things They Don't Tell You about Motherhood")
You Will (Probably) Survive: And Other Things They Don't Tell You about Motherhood20,99 €![Planning for Baby's Health and Happiness: Vintage Pregnancy and Parenting Advice for Modern Moms and Dads]( "Planning for Baby's Health and Happiness: Vintage Pregnancy and Parenting Advice for Modern Moms and Dads")
Planning for Baby's Health and Happiness: Vintage Pregnancy and Parenting Advice for Modern Moms and Dads12,99 €![Cat and Nat's Mom Secrets]( "Cat and Nat's Mom Secrets")
Cat and Nat's Mom Secrets15,99 €
Um, excuse me, but . . . do these children come with dental? Sarah Parshall Perry knew that raising kids would be different from climbing the corporate ladder. But she wasn't ready for just how different. Wasn't a job just a job? And what was that on her shirt? Sarah left the corporate world with a plan to win at mothering and was downright blindsided. Nothing went as planned, everything was foreign, and her bosses didn't always understand her value to the organization. With her signature wit, lawyer-turned-stay-at-home-mommy Sarah says what all of us are thinking when we trade annual reports for homework help and sleepless nights. Sarah invites you to laugh alongside her in the "Are you kidding me?!" moments that come with the job of growing people. Crossing the divide between "employee" and "mother" is hard. But thankfully, it's also hilarious. This book isn't just her story. It's your story. The story of every mother who gives up one thing to get something better--and ends up finding out what she's worth along the way. "I have laughed and cried with this award-winning storyteller who is 'thankful to God for the challenges that filled my life after marriage . . . because the untidying of life was the only way I started looking for him.' As a mother who struggled with God's call to leave an enjoyable broadcast career to raise my two preschoolers, I am eager to endorse the latest tragicomedy from one of my most memorable authors and guests."-- Moira Brown, host of 100 Huntley Street Sarah Parshall Perry (JD, University of Virginia School of Law) is a wife and mother of three. She is the author of Sand in My Sandwich, coauthor of When the Fairy Dust Settles, and writer of many articles and award-winning stories. Sarah currently writes for www.chosenfamilies.org and www.specialneedsparenting.net. She lives in Baltimore. Learn more at www.sarahperrywrites.com.