There's a review over at TriangleMommies.com of "Toddler: Real-Life Stories of Those Fickle, Irrational, Urgent, Tiny People We Love." I love the review as Andrea is just the kind of person the book is designed to reach -- someone running around after toddlers who has no time to read but is eager, nonetheless, to find out how other parents are coping with their 1, 2, and 3-year-old terrors. Here's an excerpt from what Andrea has to say about the book:
Hi, everyone! Right now I am reading the absolute best book possible. My daughter turned two last week, and although I've been skimming through this book for a while, I find that it seems to be hitting home a bit more these days. BIG TIME!We didn't pay her to write that. Honest! We don't even know her. But it's very nice to hear that the book is making a parent feel like she is not alone, which is exactly what I hoped it would do. You can read the whole review here.
I am reading Toddler: Real-life Stories of Those Fickle, Irrational, Urgent, Tiny People We Love, Edited by Jennifer Margulis. And I LOVE IT! It's a compilation of short stories written by mothers and fathers of toddlers. They share their trials and tribulations, stories of protecting their young ones, playing with them, viewing things from the eye-level of the toddler, and much more!
The stories are short and sweet, totally to the point, and easy to sneak a read in while hiding in the bathroom. Come on now, I know I'm not the only one who does that. One dad even used it as the topic of his story, reminding me that we're all in this together.
6 comments:
Great book, great idea, wonderful photos. I'm going to give it as a Father's Day present to some dads I know.
Oh, I miss the days of toddlerhood! Great to hear that this book is making new moms feel less alone in parenthood. I sure could have used it when I had my babies!
I didn't know you had this one coming out. I'm rushing to amazon right now, as 17 months is kicking my butt :)
sounds like a great -- and funny --- book. no toddlers in my house now, but just the thing that's make a great gift...
that poor baby - LOL!
That photo is freeking awesome. Money shot.
I am going to allow my boy to do that, just so I can get the photo. You know, for proserity.
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