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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2024 · 32 MIN

DamGoode Bookclub 6) Surviving Holiday Parenting: A Review of 'Why Mummy Drinks at Christmas'

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The holidays are marketed as "magical," but for most parents, they can feel like a marathon of mental load and unrealistic expectations. In this festive edition of the DamGoode Bookclub, Maren and Eva are joined by Elizabeth Goode to discuss the hilariously relatable Why Mummy Drinks at Christmas by Gill Sims. We take a warm, honest, and direct look at the pressures of gift-giving, the "magic-making" fatigue, and the inevitable family dynamics that come to a head in December.This episode is more than just a book review; it’s a permission slip to acknowledge the stress of modern parenting. Through the lens of Sims’ witty storytelling, we explore how to find humor in the madness and why shared laughter is the ultimate antidote to holiday burnout. Whether you’re listening in the heat of the season or looking for a relatable laugh during the "quieter" months, grab a drink and join us for a conversation that prioritizes your sanity over perfection.

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