Between the Cracks of My Sanity - Paperback

Nobody warned you that motherhood would feel like managing a small failing country while simultaneously losing your identity, your patience, and the ability to pee alone.

This book won't fix that.

But it will make you laugh about it. Feel less alone in it. And possibly cry in your car in a way that actually helps.

Orli Koshet, PhD, writes about the parts of motherhood that don't fit on a vision board - the invisible labor nobody sees, the anger that's actually a gift, the inner critic you need to name and thank and then firmly dismiss, and the ordinary Tuesday moments that turn out to be the whole point.

Funny. Honest. Occasionally inappropriate.

The book your therapist would write if she also had three kids and absolutely no filter.