Product Description
Admit it. As much as you look forward to Fridays, to finally having the weekend home with your family, sometimes, you look forward to Mondays even more. Who else, but other busy working moms can relate to the joys of sweet solitude when you finally find yourself back at the office, stealing a moment to yourself behind the doors of a bathroom stall. As you try to strike a balance between two very demanding worlds without losing your job, your husband, your time with your children or your sanity, allow us to introduce you to our version of the mother s little helper. Welcome to Peeing in Peace - the perfect play-date for your purse. Between the pages of this book, you will find your community, your confidantes, and often times, co-conspirators. Packed with hilarious stories, resourceful information and side-splitting parenting tips, Peeing in Peace is a must read for any mom who is hungry for advice but even more desperate for a laugh.
About the Author
Yvette Manessis Corporon and Beth Feldman are the creators of Role Mommy, www.rolemommy.com, an online virtual coffee klatch where busy moms can get a quick fix of camaraderie and a laugh before getting on with their day. By day, the duo are rubbing elbows with celebrities and Hollywood heavyweights - Yvette is a red carpet and Fashion Week maven as a hard-driving producer for the syndicated entertainment show "Extra" and Beth has working on the publicity campaigns for dozens of hit television series, specials and movies for the CBS Television Network. Today, Beth is Vice President for the CBS Communcations Group where she spearheads publicity campaigns on behalf of the Network's marketing, consumer products and entertainment divisions. On the home front, Beth, her husband Darin and their precocious kids Rebecca and Dylan, live in New Rochelle, NY - a few blocks away from the fictional classic fifties home of Rob and Laura Petrie. Yvette, lives with her husband, Dave, and two small children, Christiana and Nicholas in Bronxville, NY. They made the move from the city when they found a house they fell in love with a big backyard for the kids on a picturesque tree lined street. Suburban life got a bit more interesting when they found out they live down the street from Mommy Dearest. That s right the home where Joan Crawford lived when she was married to the president of Pepsico is just a few doors down. Whenever Yvette is working late and feels the guilt of absentee motherhood seeping in...she thinks of the parenting skills of her wire hanger hating former neighbor and instantly feels better.