The Stay-At-Home Mom's Survival Guide

by Anne Voelckers Palumbo

Book by Palumbo, Anne Voelckers This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1888580054
• ISBN13: 9781888580051
• Release Date: June 1997
• Publisher: White-Boucke Publishing
• Length: 232 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

This male didn't buy the book to be enlightened...

I bought this book because I thought that I knew the author from back in the good old days at Cornell University. I know ... it is a crappy reason to buy a book. But after laughing my way through every chapter, I finally understand why my ex-wife went back to work so soon after expelling the placenta. I noticed that the book was first issued in 1997, so I wonder if the author will be putting out a new book about being a stay at home mom with teenage kids? After reading the book, I was able to conclude that the author could not have been my friend from college, because my friend, Anne, was not this funny.

Quick read during naps

As a stay-at-home mom, I found that much of her book rang true. The title is a little misleading if you are looking for serious recommendations to make the most of being a full time mom at home, but the book delivers a lot of laughs while the little ones are taking a nap.

Bought for my wife - she loved it!

Bought for a mother's day gift for a Mom of two. She laughed her way through the book. Good for a stressed out stay-at-home Mom.

A big round of appaulse for the stay at home moms!

If your tired of the endless series of parenting books and your ready for a silly, easy to read and follow book, then you need to read Ann Voelckers Palumbo's The Stay-At-Home Mom's Survival Guide. This book will brighten up your day and make it all seem worthwhile.Palumbo dares not to take herself seriously as she endeavors to show that the stay-at-home mom is an important figure to the family. With chapters on living with the mess, sex, the stay-at-home mom and the do's and don'ts of your husband's office party.It's an interesting whoopee cushion in the current climate of finding the "right" book to help build the perfect family and home. The die-hard "child" experts and the feminists may flinch, but for those who have been there, done that, or are currently in the "trenches", it's not hard to relate.This quick and easy read is a great gift at a great price. Stay-at-home mom's everywhere we owe you a tremendous round of applause. Excellent job!