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I Am So the Boss of You

An 8-Step Guide to Giving Your Family the "Business"

by (author) Kathy Buckworth

Publisher
McClelland & Stewart
Initial publish date
Mar 2013
Category
General, Conflict Resolution, Marriage & Family
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9780771017483
    Publish Date
    Mar 2013
    List Price
    $19.99

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Description

A hilarious, tongue-firmly-in-cheek look at a promising new trend in parenting: being the boss!

In this day and age - when parenting books are a dime a dozen - it's easy for a mom to get confused. Do you go democratic or hover like a helicopter? Do you take a tiger-ish approach, or something more "hands off," like those French women who supposedly raise perfect children? Parenting author and humourist Kathy Buckworth has a completely different idea: Why not let the boardroom be your guide? In I Am So the Boss of You, Buckworth imagines a world where corporate policies and practices rule on the home front, and Mom is most definitely in charge!

About the author

KATHY BUCKWORTH is the author of several parenting humour books, including The BlackBerry Diaries: Adventures in Modern Motherhood; Journey to the Darkside: Supermom Goes Home; and The Secret Life of Supermom. She is the only two-time winner of the Professional Writers Association of Canada Excellence in Humour Writing Award, and her writing appears in national publications and on websites around the world through her monthly "Funny Mummy" column. She is the parenting expert on Slice Television's Birth Days and appears regularly on CBC, CTV, Global,TVO and CityTV. She lives in Mississauga, Ontario.

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Editorial Reviews

“A practical advice guide for parents who feel like they’re not in charge at home anymore.”
Vancouver Sun
“Move over, Tiger Mother. Au revoir, superior French parents. Stop hovering, helicopter moms and dads. If you want to rear responsible, well-adjusted children who will be able to make their way out in the real world, let the boardroom be your guide.”
—Winnipeg Free Press