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| Confessions of a Slacker Mom by Muffy Mead-Ferro |
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| Written by Cheryl Chia | |||
In this day and age, parents are pressured to transform their kids into brilliant geniuses amidst a competitive world...
A mother of two, Muffy sure knows what works and what doesn't. Her book is based on her personal experience as a mum, and how she was brought up in a cattle ranch in Wyoming.
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Muffy Mead-Ferro thinks that you'll be doing more harm than good, trying to shield your child from reality. Muffy's insights provide a fresh dose of humour which peppers her delightful book about "slack" parenting.