But Why? How to answer tricky questions from kids and have an honest conversation with yourself Taschenbuch von Clemmie Telford

‚This brilliant and essential parenting compendium is laugh-out-loud AND educational. We are grabbing for it, from the toilet to the dinner table, when cornered without an answer.‘ Laura and Russell Brand

Relatable and reassuring… a wonderfully comprehensive guidebook written with humour and sensitivity.‘ The School of Life

Imagine the scene: you’re trying to put the kids to bed, your brain has checked out for the day and suddenly, from nowhere, all manner of unrelated, but potentially important, questions are flung into the night-time routine as you’re trying to get them to brush their teeth properly:
* But why are humans ruining the planet?
* But why don’t boys wear dresses?
* But why do people get married?
* But why do we have feelings?

But Why? aims to help you tackle those awkward questions that can floor the best of us. With a foreword by leading psychotherapist Anna Mathur, (author of Mind Over Mother) this book is informed by a huge, varied body of research. Including conversations with experts, via Clemmie’s popular ‚Honestly‘ podcast, plus the insight of 300-plus contributors to Clemmie’s blog ‚Mother of All Lists‘, and, of course, her own experience as a mother of three.

It can’t promise definitive answers, but it will give you a wealth of ideas to draw upon, along with tips on how to explore the topics mindfully, pointers on where to seek more information and, perhaps most importantly, a reminder of what you absolutely should avoid saying to your kids even if you’re knackered or have been caught off-guard.

Über den Autor Clemmie Telford is a mother of three and content creator behind the ‚Mother of all Lists‘ blog and the Honestly and But Why? podcasts. She spent the first thirteen years of her career as a Creative Director and Copywriter in top ad agencies and, most recently, at Facebook’s Creative Shop. Her foray into social media began as a form of therapy whilst on maternity leave. Since then she has set about using her platforms to enable conversations about subjects that some might deem awkward or uncomfortable. Clemmie lives in Peckham, south-east London. She likes food, fitness and fashion and (ideally) not staying up too late.