Shame On You: Big Truths from a Bad Mom

Product Description

If you’re looking for a book to tell you how to be The Perfect Mom, this ain’t that book. If you’re looking for a voice that sounds like the best friend you’d meet at the bistro for coffee, scones, and light conversation. this definitely ain’t that book.
But.
If you’re looking for something to remind you that you aren’t alone on this whole parenting journey, if you’re looking for a voice that sounds like the foulmouthed best friend you meet at a bar for tough love and a few drinks, buy this book now.
In this sweary, funny collection of essays, Arianna Bradford talks candidly about all of the things we might feel ashamed of, from not always liking our kids to loving to work. It’s time to remember that you aren’t alone in the things that make parenthood hard.
Are you ready?

Review

“This book is like hanging out with that hilariously candid mom friend who says everything you’re thinking about raising kids, but are afraid to say in public.” 
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Clint Edwards, Author of “Silence is a Scary Sound” and “I’m Sorry… Love, Your Husband.”  

“Arianna Bradford’s’s hilarious, honest, compassionate, and empowering book is precisely what every new mother needs. Shame on You is the riotous reminder that we don’t have to be a perfect parent to be a great one, and I am so grateful for it.” 
– Carla Naumburg, PhD, author of How to Stop Losing Your Sh*t With Your Kids

“Arianna is the voice we ALL need as mothers right now. She’s unapologetically funny, honest and real – all qualities I actively seek out in my own circle of mom friends. Her stories are such a nice break from the sugarcoated and contrived tales about motherhood that fill the internet on the regular. Give me relatable and unfiltered over predictable and canned any day of the week. That’s what Arianna’s book delivers and I’ll take it!” – 
Rachel Sobel, Influencer and Writer, Whineandcheezits.com

“There is much in Shame on You..that will be familiar to mothers everywhere (shrieking toddlers, tantruming children, tiny three-year-old maniacs) and some “fresh hells” that you may never even have considered (a poop blanket!?!) but no matter which of these hilarious tales you personally relate to, you’ll definitely recognize yourself in Arianna’s experiences and gain insight (and laughs!) from her unique, brash and always funny perspective on parenthood, boundary setting and most importantly letting go and learning to embrace the amazing mom you already are.” 
– Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson, What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood Podcast

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Shame on You is a must-read for parents in the trenches who are drowning in children, floundering through potty-training, and crying in their pillow after a long day of fielding tantrums. It’s for parents who like to laugh, swear, and be told that they’re doing okay even if they epically f*** up (which they will) and need a reminder to quit trying to be Wonder Woman because she’s a fictional character. Mothers walking the earth, chasing toddlers who shit on Grandma’s rug and demand the blue plate and unleash hell if given the red one, however, are not.” – 
Karen Johnson, Influencer, 21st Century SAHM

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Arianna Bradford ..gets it, she says it like it is, and this tribute to motherhood will have you nodding along, crying, and laughing.” – 
Abbey Williams, writer, host of the Mimosas with Moms Podcast

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Bradford doesn’t just tell you stories from the trenches, she spends the entire book arguing why and how moms are individual people who shouldn’t be seen only through the lens of motherhood and I for one am applauding.” – Sarah Cottrell, Writer, Housewife Plus

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Telling it like it is and making you feel less alone in this crazy world of motherhood – her ‘big truths’ will hit you hard and make you smile to yourself while giving you that much needed feeling of “I’m so glad I’m not the only one.”
 – Michelle Dempsey-Multack, Writer, host of the Moms Moving On Podcast

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