Mom is the best! Most of the time

What is actually going on in a society that often pities young mothers? With a large dose of humor and ruthless honesty, Adrienne Friedlaender, mother of four wild sons, tells of cake fights in the bathtub, conversations with teachers, late-night visits to the police station - of chaos, catastrophes and precious moments with her four sons. Today she knows that life with boys is not only a lasting workout for the nerves, but also a valuable school for mothers. Adrienne Friedlaender writes cheerfully and wisely about topics that affect parents, not just mothers of boys. A real declaration of love for life with children; and boys in particular.
When Adrienne Friedlaender became pregnant for the first time, she was absolutely convinced that she was having a girl. She herself came from a family of girls and simply couldn't imagine anything else. She saw herself plaiting plaits, grooming ponies, painting toenails and lying on her bed watching love stories. She was well prepared for life as a mother of girls and would be able to provide comfort in all situations and draw on her own experience. But the ultrasound examination shattered her dream of being a mother to a girl. A boy was announced, followed by son 2, 3, 4... Wild boys who were barely able to walk when they raged through the house like tornadoes.