Sentence examples for imperfect parenting from inspiring English sources
It's a story that has become grimy with symbolism about Hollywood privilege, 1970s California indulgence, imperfect parenting, judicial pandering and inconsistency, tortured creative temperament, and the rights of rape victims.
The theme of "imperfect parenting" is a natural fit for my Improvising Fatherhood style of parenting.
Brown: There are two areas I am researching: imperfect parenting and re-humanizing the workplace.
She has nothing figured out, but loves to write about her journey to personal freedom, marriage, and imperfect parenting.
We all create her at some point along our imperfect parenting journeys (mine is tall with a perfectly swishy chestnut brown ponytail and perfectly pressed dark skinny jeans).
Comedy is difficult at any time of the year, as evidenced this Christmas by The Brexshit Book: A Remainer's Self-Help Guide to Leaving the EU (Portico), and Katie Kirby's anti-parenting-book book, Hurrah for Gin: A Book for Perfectly Imperfect Parents (Coronet), both of which contain sub-Shrigley drawings that don't do much to improve the content.
Even without the shooting, Eloise would stand as one of the series's astonishingly imperfect parents.
Now I am a member of the tribe of imperfect parents who cannot listen to their children's voices.
So it might be refreshing to take a turn round some imperfect parents in fiction: here we go with the bad mothers' literary litany.
Elsewhere, a new book, Hurrah for Gin, by mother turned blogger Katie Kirby, "for perfectly imperfect parents", is predicted to become a Christmas bestseller after it arrives in the shops next week.
