By claiming the title of "Bad Mommy," the authors strip shame of its power. If you admit you are bad, there is nothing left to fear. You can stop pretending. You can stop masking.
has arrived. And if you thought the first volume was a confession booth, this sequel is the wine-fueled therapy session that follows when the priest falls asleep. Memoirs Of Bad Mommies 2
In a digital age where Instagram feeds are bleached with beige toys, organic wooden puzzles, and the angelic smiles of children who never seem to have tantrums in the produce aisle, one franchise has dared to ask the uncomfortable question: What if you’re not a bad mom, but just a real one? By claiming the title of "Bad Mommy," the