Title: Let the Baby Take Over Your Life
Product review: The book is well-written, and often moving about the early experiences of motherhood. As it goes on, however, you really start to wonder about her choices. It seems she puts aside no burdens, imposes no boundaries or thinks that it is important her child learn to engage with other children outside of his mommy-centric world. The whole book is basically a defense of this tactic, all the while wondering why she feels so isolated in her suburban bliss. There are some good points, but I personally am tired of seeing our modern world over-run with kids and parents raised to expect the whole world to devise entirely new rules & systems just for their 'special' ways.She ends the book mentioning the importance of finding a 'fine line' between a child's uniqueness and sociability, thought the enire book is really devoted for us to witness this kid doing & saying whatever he wants, while she brings out small violins for herself. Ugh.
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