To the mothers who worry about their children

Author: (Korean) Shin Il-jin
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: She has been treating children with psychological illnesses for over ten years. When treating children, the first step is to observe their mothers, and the results show that more than 80% of the mothers have issues. Can children grow up happily under such mothers' care? Being a mother is no easy task, and there are simply too many things to worry about. She has two sons and has lost 7 kilograms twice—once during her pregnancy due to morning sickness and once while juggling work and childcare alone. She even considered divorce. In the book, she openly shares the joys and sorrows of motherhood, revealing her embarrassing past without reservation. She tells the story of how she transformed from a resentful woman who blamed her children for holding her back and her husband for only caring about his own work, to a grateful mother who is always thankful for the blessings of her two children. All of this is done with one purpose in mind: to help mothers trapped in the "good mother complex" heal their inner wounds and take a solid step toward happiness.