Original Title: Wer sagt, dass Kinder glücklich machen?
Paperback, with flaps,
240 pages,
13.5 x 21.5 cm,
5.3 x 8.5 Inches
ISBN: 978-3-517-08767-2
€
14.99 [D]
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€
15.50 [A]
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CHF
21.90*
(* rec. retail price)
recommended retail price
Publishing House:
Südwest
Date of publication:
April 2, 2012
This title is available.
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The humorous book of consolation for stressed parents
Let’s be honest: the work involved in raising children is drudgery. Of course parents love their children more than anything in the world. First they stand all night next to the crib – just in case; later they must deal with the foul moods and trashed rooms of their teenagers. Every stage of development brings along with its good and not-so-good times many new, stress-saturated problems. Many mothers and fathers have thus at some time or another pondered, "Would I be better off if I’d never had children?" But to even verbalize such a notion is thoroughly forbidden. Yet thinking about it is allowed – isn’t it?
Eva Gerberding and Evelyn Holst do in fact dare to contemplate this idea, all the while presenting here a humorously consoling and sympathetic companion for parents under pressure. For two things are a part of parenthood: the greatest joy imaginable, and also the greatest possible stress.
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