Bust out of that mommy rut and get into the groove! When a mother finally emerges from the mommy mole tunnel of pregnancy, breastfeeding, potty-training and preschool, she comes to the inevitable realization: The road to maternity is a one-way street. No U-turns allowed. You’ve survived the battles of baby- and toddler-hood, playdates and temper tantrums to time-outs. And just when it seems your former life is within reach—taking up neglected jobs and hobbies, committing to a fitness program, rediscovering the boyfriend living in the body of your husband—you crash headfirst into the wall of reality. The kids may be able to fasten their own seatbelts and pour their own cereal, but the homework, tucking in, car pools, and birthday parties have just begun. Let Vicki Iovine, author of The Girlfriends’ Guides, show you how to navigate the twists and turns of family life—and find time for your kids, your spouse, your home, your work, and yourself. You’re not alone in this “mommy adolescence.” In The Girlfriends’ Guide to Getting Your Groove Back, Iovine provides her trademark sage, witty advice on: - How to focus at work when things at home are in chaos—and vice versa - Making time for yourself—and not the PTA - Getting over the romantic myth of “date nights” and weekends away from the kids - Homework help—your transformation into a human flashcard - The dinnertime crush and how to relieve frozen pizza fatigue Iovine puts the perils of perpetual parenthood into perspective. You’ll feel like you do after a long chat with a good friend—relaxed, refreshed, and ready to reclaim your life …
Funny, practical and reassuring, The Best Friends' Guide to Getting your Groove Back helps you regain control of your life - with attitude.
What to Buy, What to Borrow, and What to Blow Off! Vicki Iovine, Peg Rosen. Got , Yves , 193 Infant activity gym , 165–66 , 191 Gotsch , Gwen , 135 Infant - only seats , 25–26 , 28 , 29-31 , 33 Gowns with elasticized bottoms , 51 Infant ...
Now she takes the next step in the Girlfriends series by helping mothers deal with that mysterious, baffling, often adorable and frequently alarming being their baby has become--a toddler.
": Conquering your fear of being a less-than-perfect mother "Competitive Mothering": Coping with know-it-alls, finger-pointers, and others who try to "Out-Mom" you NOTE: Pausing to read this book may be the only selfish thing you do all ...
Vicki Iovine. ALSO BY VICKI IOVINE The Girlfriends ' Guide to Pregnancy The Girlfriends ' Guide to Pregnancy Daily Diary The Girlfriends ' Guide to Surviving the First Year of Motherhood The Girlfriends ' Guide to Getting Your Groove Back ...
... The Girlfriends' Guide to Getting Your Groove Back pops into my head. The author assumes I have time for things like manicures and shopping and trunk shows and that I have made my groove a priority. It's not that I don't want my groove ...
CHILL TIME : Storytime - Lacy read a couple of Clifford the Big Red Dog books . Free play . SEND - OFF : The children got their decorated favor bags and were sent off to find red lollipops and chocolate hearts covered in red foil that ...
The moving second novel from the author of international hit Still Alice, which explores the life of a woman struck by a brain disorder, Left Neglect 'I think some small part of me knew I was living an unsustainable life.
Still Alice and Left Neglected Lisa Genova. nine months down” from The Girlfriends' Guide to Getting Your Groove Back pops into my head. The author assumes I have time for things like manicures and shopping and trunk shows and that I ...
... Heidi Murkoff and Arlene Eisenberg's What to Expect When You're Expecting (1986); T. Berry Brazelton's What Every Baby Knows (1987), and one of the first of many Parenting books by Dr. William Sears, Creative Parenting (1983).