Title: A very one sided view of the work/child dillema
Product review: Nina Barrett seems to be the type of woman who love to have a problem. Her basic premise is that any "good" mother would want to stay home with her child, but that doing so is horribly boring and depressing. She fails to recognize the all or nothing approach both she and the other mothers take in this book. She also fails to recognize the problem parenting that seems to permeate all those in her playgroup. (These are people who really believe that you should reason with a two year old and who are frustrated when this approach does not work.)
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