Review
"Anyone enduring a mini-van of belching boys in muddy cleats will see themselves in Paula's light-hearted look at mothering boys" -- Jen Singer, Author of 14 Hours 'Til Bedtime: A Stay-at-Home Mom's Life in 27 Funny Little Stories
"I can say from experience Paula provides a VERY realistic and humorous insight to living, raising and surviving with boys!" -- Priscilla Y. Huff, Author of 101 Best Home-Based Businesses for Women
"More than a story about four boys; it's a light-hearted romp about the coo's, ooh's, and boo's of raising children!" -- Julie Watson Smith, founder of Mommy Hullabaloo™
"Overflowing with one humorous anecdote after another." -- Kirk Martin, Author of The Gravel Drive
"With four boys, Paula Schmitt is not just a mom... she's a saint!" -- Tim Bete, Director, Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop and Author In The Beginning...There Were No Diapers
Laugh Out Loud funny about the noisy world of boys. Loved it - can't wait for next book! -- Jodie Lynn, Founder, Adding Wisdom Award and Author, Mom CEO (Chief Everything Officer)
"I can say from experience Paula provides a VERY realistic and humorous insight to living, raising and surviving with boys!" -- Priscilla Y. Huff, Author of 101 Best Home-Based Businesses for Women
"More than a story about four boys; it's a light-hearted romp about the coo's, ooh's, and boo's of raising children!" -- Julie Watson Smith, founder of Mommy Hullabaloo™
"Overflowing with one humorous anecdote after another." -- Kirk Martin, Author of The Gravel Drive
"With four boys, Paula Schmitt is not just a mom... she's a saint!" -- Tim Bete, Director, Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop and Author In The Beginning...There Were No Diapers
Laugh Out Loud funny about the noisy world of boys. Loved it - can't wait for next book! -- Jodie Lynn, Founder, Adding Wisdom Award and Author, Mom CEO (Chief Everything Officer)
About the Author
Paula Schmitt lives her life in a locker room as the "All Sports Mom" to four boys between the ages of 9 and 17. When she's not laboring under piles of laundry, restocking the pantry or screaming from the sidelines, she is writing about all of the above. Paula's columns, Mommy Mediator and The All Sports Mom, can be found across the web - give her a Google. She may also be found in print publications such as the Herald of Randolph, Penwomanship magazine, and Adopting for Tomorrow magazine.
Paula's family recently welcomed a daughter from Guatemala (and added some much needed estrogen to the household!). In between her kids' play dates, music lessons and unexpected sports injuries, she is writing her next book and is the co-founder and editor of The Mom-Writers Literary Magazine. Paula lives in Chelsea, Vermont with her wonderfully warped family.
