Motherdom: Breaking Free from Bad Science and Good Mother Myths

Motherdom: Breaking Free from Bad Science and Good Mother MythsBlaming, shaming and flimsy evidence: welcome to the ugly world of Good Mother myths When Alex Bollen had her first baby, the fear of being a bad mother made her guilty and anxious. A researcher with twenty years experience, she went looking for answers. To her surprise the studies she looked at were exaggerated and misrepresented in the media, forming the foundation for what she calls Good Mother myths. These myths are an assortment of narratives,

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The book is part of the Decadent Editions series

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Nomura’s images play with longing

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Travelling to his native mountainous village

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With the ambiguous nature of his work

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