Title: Lucky Ms. Flanagan
Product review: It must be nice to write scathingly about working mothers, while employing a nanny and a maid, and never even once having to iron a shirt. Most working mothers work because they have to, in order to make ends meet. Ms. Flanagan's dismissive view of women who "choose work over their children" is cloaked in flippant stories, but it's there. The writing style is nice, but the underlying message is to be avoided, unless you happen to be a very wealthy woman who has a nanny and a maid, but still feel that at heart you are a stay-at-home mom, and no one else is as good as you.
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