Mum’s the Word: The sh*t nobody tells you about parenthood until it’s too late: 1

★★★ NUMBER ONE BEST SELLER IN CHILD CARE ★★★ ★★★ VOTED BEST GIFT FOR MUM 2021 AT THE PROJECT BABY AWARDS ★★★ • ‘Boss’ – Sam Avery – The Learner Parent • ‘Hilarious moments that will strike a chord with mothers everywhere’ – The Daily Mail • ‘You are bang on with everything. You’re the first person who has finally said it’ – The Hot Mess Mums • ‘Funny and frank’ – Honest Mum, Vicki Broadbent • ‘The laugh out loud tales are relatable and raw‘ – The Natural Parenting Magazine This is motherhood laid bare. No filters, no frills, and often, no f**king clue. These are the hilarious, hidden tales about parenthood that InstaMums have cropped out for years: the leaking nipples, the sh*t-stained t-shirts and the truth about those bloody night feeds. These are the brilliantly funny and honest stories that every mother needs to hear – exposing the truth about parenthood. Mum’s the Word gives a refreshingly raw and candid insight into life with a newborn baby; uniting mothers against the Supermum pretence and acknowledging that we’re all just winging it anyway. Rebecca’s dry and undeniably funny stories will test any mother’s pelvic floor to the limit. So grab a Tena lady, latch on and take a seat. The book provides a hilarious insight into the horrors of pre-partum perineal massage, losing every shred of dignity during birth, and the joy, fear, exhaustion and love that encompasses the transition to Mum. Alongside the hilarity, Mum’s the Word provides a refreshing raw exposure to unfiltered motherhood. Unlike other memoirs of this kind, the book focuses specifically on the first year of parenting; and delves deep into the hidden world of Newmumdom. An easily-accessible alphabet structure provides the format for the scores of true short stories. The quick-paced tales are kind to the target audience; a time-restricted mother who may dip in and out during feeds, though the all-too-relatable humour will keep the pages turning well after the baby has fallen back asleep. The witty and often shocking #mumfails (of which there are many!) are interspersed with moving stories about grief and guilt. Rebecca gives a poignant, heartfelt account of the impact that new parenthood has on a relationship, on friendships and work priorities. Mum’s the Word has topped the Amazon best-seller charts with 5* reviews all round! Still need persuading? Here are just 5 of the reviews that this brilliant little book has received since its release in May this year: • ‘The funniest book on parenthood I have ever read. Had me laughing out loud’ • ‘You will be laughing from the first page’ • ‘Absolutely brilliant’ • ‘Like Adam Kay’s ‘This is going to hurt’ but for Mums’ • ‘Loved how truthful and real this book is’ – ASIN: B089CQTKRT | ISBN13: 9798648703377 | ISBN-13: 979-8648703377