Buchzusammenfassung
Hillary Frank is a media professional whose career took off when she was working for the podcast This American Life. She followed up by creating her own award-winning parenting and family podcast, The Longest Shortest Time. Hillary Frank also writes novels for teenagers and young adults, including Better Than Running at Night (2002) and I Can’t Tell You (2004).
Childhood memories often reveal the creativity required to navigate parenting challenges, from transforming meals into playful "snack times" to calming fears with imaginative solutions like "no-animal" signs. The author reflects on her own experiences, including struggles with breastfeeding, managing whining through humor, and addressing sibling rivalry with empathy. Parenting demands flexibility, whether it’s soothing a fussy baby with an electric toothbrush, helping a child express emotions through role-playing, or connecting with a withdrawn teenager by simply listening. Even moments of personal frustration, like recovering from childbirth or managing overwhelming situations, highlight the importance of persistence, resourcefulness, and self-care. These stories underscore that while parenting is unpredictable and exhausting, it’s also filled with opportunities for growth, connection, and creative problem-solving.
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