content: Mead-Ferro obviously felt a need to justify her decision to continue to pursue her career after having children. A fine decision. It is unfortunate however that she had to do at expense of all other parents. She belittles, mocks and denigrates all other parenting models other that one she grew up in (which was harsh even by relative times) and the one she and her family are living now. The humor grows flat half way through chapter two and never regains an upbeat tenor. My time is precious, I do things with my kids, and it was a waste of an afternoon