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A Dad for All Seasons: How My Children Taught Me to Be a Good Parent
Esther Rantzen
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Description for A Dad for All Seasons: How My Children Taught Me to Be a Good Parent
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Your first child will change your life. But what if you have three at the same time! Eleven years ago, Ian Mucklejohn had triplet sons as a single father and was outnumbered three to one from the very beginning. Ian had to do it all by himself: juggle, organise, cook, keep sane, stay calm, and handle every obstacle. There was always one hand short, one child who felt left out or needed an extra hug. Ian has gathered the best stories of his sons over the years: the hilarious moments, the fights and crocodile tears, the tough questions to which ... Read more
Your first child will change your life. But what if you have three at the same time! Eleven years ago, Ian Mucklejohn had triplet sons as a single father and was outnumbered three to one from the very beginning. Ian had to do it all by himself: juggle, organise, cook, keep sane, stay calm, and handle every obstacle. There was always one hand short, one child who felt left out or needed an extra hug. Ian has gathered the best stories of his sons over the years: the hilarious moments, the fights and crocodile tears, the tough questions to which ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Gibson Square Books
Number of pages
224
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2011
Condition
New
Number of Pages
224
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781906142711
SKU
V9781906142711
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About Esther Rantzen
Lars, Piers and Ian Mucklejohn live in Newbury with their single father Ian. After studying English, Ian's first job was as a postman, after which he became a teacher.
Reviews for A Dad for All Seasons: How My Children Taught Me to Be a Good Parent
'Heart-warming.' Mail on Sunday 'Parents will find it funny, moving, and really helpful.' Esther Rantzen