This book makes you think about all the ways our way of life, advertising and society encourage us to part with money: face creams, yoga clothes, food supplements, "miracle" ingredients, perfect houses, perfect furniture, health retreats... and daycare for our children so that we can go back to work in order to afford it all.
This book gives you permission to parent your way: hippy, natural, bottle and formula, electronics, whatever works best, or whatever works least badly.
This books shows you that life is far from perfect, and that it's still ok, even when your teenage daughter is naked online.
(BTW, it's a sequel, but I read it as a stand-alone.)
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