Surviving Babies and Toddlers - Houston, Joel
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Are you thinking about having a baby? Well, don't read this book! Kidding aside, read this book. In an age of conspiracy theories, social media deep fakes, political spin, and total uncertainty, Surviving Babies and Toddlers grounds readers in truthful Parenting Reality. In this witty, down-to-earth memoir, author Joel Houston, with the full support of his beleaguered wife, Katie, helps wannabe parents wake up from romanticized dreams of parenting bliss. He leads us into the trenches of raising children, where we learn about the "horror movie" of birth; diaper-loving dogs; awful fashion…mehr

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Are you thinking about having a baby? Well, don't read this book! Kidding aside, read this book. In an age of conspiracy theories, social media deep fakes, political spin, and total uncertainty, Surviving Babies and Toddlers grounds readers in truthful Parenting Reality. In this witty, down-to-earth memoir, author Joel Houston, with the full support of his beleaguered wife, Katie, helps wannabe parents wake up from romanticized dreams of parenting bliss. He leads us into the trenches of raising children, where we learn about the "horror movie" of birth; diaper-loving dogs; awful fashion pageants; knife-wielding toddlers; and how far a baby's projectile vomit can travel. (Far.) And yet, Houston never leads us to despair. Despite the daily struggle of raising babies and toddlers, the author helps us see that children and family are the most important things in life. This book is for: anyone who aspires to have children and wants to know about Reality new parents searching for survival tactics (e.g. join a mothers-only Red Wine Therapy group) empty-nester parents trying to understand why they no longer have strength or soul but still miss the kids
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Joel Houston is a native of Washington State. He has a bachelor's degree in economics and an MBA from Pacific Lutheran University. At the apex of his career, he sold his warehousing business and became a full-time parent. Recently, Joel and Katie relocated to the Jersey Shore, which required a three-thousand-mile drive with two kids, a dog, a turtle, and a boat. When he is not managing the kids' video conference classes (during the pandemic), homework, and activities, Joel writes about trying to survive life. So far, so good.