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Kathryn Barbash, PsyD's avatar

Just finishing this book and have loved it. This is a narrative that needs to change. Reading it as a psychologist, mother, sister and daughter, there are many interesting avenues to think about care. Highly recommend!

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Tiffany Cartwright's avatar

I really enjoyed this book, especially thinking about how caregiving could be represented in the economy in a positive way. As a stay at home mom, it seems it's either that my productivity potential is lost or I don't actually have any so it's ok that I'm wasting my time with my children.

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