Good Mom vs Bad Mom. I'm not angry

Does an angry mom not love her children? No. Does an angry mom want to hurt her loved ones? Of course not! But why is she angry? Minna Dubin will answer this question as a mother, wife, and researcher.
In this book, Dubin will thoroughly analyze the phenomenon of maternal anger. Why has it turned out that it is primarily the mother who is responsible for raising children and managing the household, even though 400 years ago it was the responsibility of both parents? How has the model of motherhood changed in society? Is it possible to share household responsibilities with a partner? How can one identify their anger cycle? How can we learn to reconcile with our family after we've shouted at them?
It's time to bring the boxes of reasons for our anger out of the "basement" into the light and figure out what is happening.