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What Mothers Do: especially when it looks like nothing

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She explores mothers’ experiences to reveal what they are doing when it may look, to everyone else, like nothing. The author describes the way a mother might notice something seems wrong with her baby and spend time carefully considering what might be wrong. This form of devaluation can leave a painful imprint; it causes her children to compare themselves to others as a way to evaluate their self-worth. Depending on her social class, the narcissistic mother may enlist the help of others to care for her children while neglecting to give her children affection or attention when they are around, treating them as nuisances rather than as human beings.

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the book wraps up with chapters on a new mom's relationship with her husband and another about her relationship with her own mother. Moms understand that every once in while that it is okay to say yes to the stuff at the end of the cash register counter.Props to the author for spelling it out for those who think parenting means watching soaps and eating bon-bons while Jr plays quietly in the background.

What Mothers Do: especially when it looks like nothing What Mothers Do: especially when it looks like nothing

You cringe at how friendly she suddenly becomes and how cool she suddenly looks, but you still appreciate the gesture. One of the most prevalent mothering styles, me-firsts are unable to view their children as separate individuals and tend to be self-absorbed and insecure.

Second, the author explicitly says that her book is not a "prescription" of what mothers should do but rather a "description" of what mothers do, yet she repeatedly offers her precise ideas of what "good" mothering entails (take sleep training, for example). It is common for narcissistic mothers to compete with their children, especially their own daughters. Being a mum IS a full-time job, it has emerged – after a study found the average mother devotes a staggering 57 hours a week to tasks such as cooking, cleaning, washing and playing nurse to the family. I would not recommend reading it if you are not a parent or even if you're pregnant (wait to read it until after you have the baby)--it won't mean much until you have your own kids. And in that moment you have the skill of the greatest animal rescuer as you carefully get that spider which has no place in your home and carefully bring it outside as your seven year old cheers you on.

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You think it’s annoying that your mother keeps asking you to create a Facebook account for her or when she keeps asking you how to work the iPhone. She shames her children for acting with any sense of agency because it threatens her sense of control and power. The word economy comes from the Greek “oikos” which means household and from “nomos”, administration. She might teach her daughters and sons that a woman derives value from her body and her ability to please men sexually.

Then moms know the exactly the right pressure to exert while pulling on the string that cuts into her hands to release that kite from the trees. But sometimes, they have no choice but to let you take the fall, especially if you’ve done something really wrong.

What Mothers Do, especially when it looks like nothing

more artistic genius scribbled on papers for work, bills, himself and if you are not so lucky, the floor/walls. You go off to school early in the morning and come home late at night, she barely has time to bond with you. Recognizing unhelpful behavior patterns, willingness to self-reflect, and being committed to change can help. Far be it from me to act like I'm possessed of near-goddess like magnificence for spawning, but sometimes in the face of endless no-sleep and hormonal chasms of depression, you need something to make you feel special. not only do i highly recommend this book for all moms, this is the kind of book i think young men and women should be reading in highschool and college.She has a sixth sense that allows her to suggest an umbrella even though the day is bright and cloudy. The two come together as oikonomos, which strictly speaking means the administration of the household. You race to the kitchen to find your toddler has figured out how to pull a chair to the desk and open a pen.

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