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Do you ever wonder why mothers are up at 3am, describing to the internet the type of stools their child has passed that day?
Or why they seem to over think every small detail sending their minds into over drive?
Is worrying something that becomes embedded into a mother as soon as she is handed that teeny, tiny bundle of joy?
Here lie some home hitting truths, as The Mother of all Worries unpacks what is really going through a mothers mind as she navigates her way through parenthood. From laughing at the hilarious highs to nodding along with the emotional lows, this is the book you will come back to when you are seeking out that reassurance and gentle nudge of encouragement.
Built on real worries from real mothers, you will find solitude in knowing you are not alone in worrying about seemingly everything, told through the timeline from the birth of your baby to them flying the nest.
"I was worried my vagina would never look the same again after what it had just gone through." - Phillipa mum to two, keeping it real.
The Mother of all Worries covers those anxieties surrounding the fourth trimester, favouritism, returning to work, childhood illnesses, feeding and sleep, as well as that burning question we ask ourselves: am I good enough? It brings that comforting read to hear another's story.
Bethanie could have written this book loosely based on her ten years experience working as an Early Years educator, however it turned out that having the experience of being a mother helped a whole lot more.
