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Title in this set:1. The Unmumsy Mum2. The Unmumsy Mum Diary3. The Unmumsy Mum A-Z: An Inexpert Guide To ParentingDescription:The Unmumsy MumTHIS IS NOT A PARENTING MANUALTHIS IS REAL LIFE!The massively successful Unmumsy Mum writes candidly about motherhood like it really is: the messy, maddening, hilarious reality, how there is no 'one size fits all' approach and how it is sometimes absolutely fine to not know what you are doing.No subject is off limits for the Unmumsy Mum - from the soaring highs of life as a parent to the emotional lows of toddler tantrums and seemingly endless night feeds. This bestselling and uncensored portrayal of what it's really like to be a mum has won a place in the hearts of parents everywhereThis book won't tell you how to parent, what to buy or how you should feel. Its refreshing frankness is guaranteed to make you laugh, may well make you cry, and will no doubt leave you breathing a sigh of relief that it is definitely not just youThe Unmumsy Mum DiarySarah documents a year in her parenting life with her trademark wit and candour. Sheshares with us her innermost thoughts, from milestone moments such as taking the kids on holiday abroad for the first time and her older son starting school, to dealing with the everyday challenges of sibling squabbles, fussy eating and guilt about trying to juggle the ever-increasing demands of work and home. As hilarious as it is honest, this book will leave you in no doubt that, on those days when you feel as though you are falling short of being the perfect parent, you are most definitely not aloneThe Unmumsy Mum A-Z: An Inexpert Guide To ParentingA is for Awake. You'll come to realise that, far from being two distinet states as you had previously believed, there's actually a vast spectrum between what it means to be awake and what it means to be asleep. It's quite possible to exist in a brain fog somewhere in the middle. A whole continuum of alertness you never knew existed, ranging from 'reasonably with it after a coffee' to 'complete zombie, micro-napping at the dinner table'. Is it day? Is it night? Have you eaten Have you got pants on? Who knows. It's the body's equivalent of power-saving mode - your performance is limited, your brightness is reduced, you take longer to process updates, but you still work at a basic level. Just keep going B is for Boundaries These are things you must enforce with your children if you want them to respect you No, us neither