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Title: Bad for kids, bad for parents
Review: This book carries the misguided message that a parent's happiness and self-worth is derived from treating their children as the possessions that define their own lives. Every other page of the book is filled with the tearful faces of parents living without children, complete with unhappy faces plastered about the sky.Not only is the imagery unpleasant, but it is downright scary for young children to see broken homes and upset parents. Furthermore, it reinforces a highly co-dependent way of living.It does not surprise me that the author of this book has 10 children, with every intention to keep adopting more. It's clear that she feels the same way as the parents in the book: her life is defined solely by children, and she may be lacking in a well-defined sense of self. Watching her children mature to become independent adults may leave her with a hole in her heart, as the book's verses suggest, because she has not taken the time to know herself beyond her role as parent.
