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Upon reading her Introduction, I sensed Andy Cohen isone who understands from experience how psychoanalysis works, and is one who has a talent for communicating her understanding in plain English. Her conception has lead to the birth of this extraordinary collection of letters from parents around the globe. These authors are moms and dads who have themselves been analysed during their training to become psychoanalysts. Cohen urges each reader to ‘dream their way through these letters’ that speak to each writer’s experiences of failure and success in navigating the fascinating minefeld that is parenthood. I am convinced that this book should be on the shelf of every prospective or present-day parent and may well lead to their own emotional and mental development, as well as that of the children”.  \nJudith L. Mitrani, PhD, FIPA, Psychoanalyst, author and novelist  \n“As a broadcaster and founder of ‘Baby Brunch’ a parenting support podcast, I engage in many enriching conversations. In nearly all these exchanges, I fnd that people either use their talents to help others or draw from personal experiences to do so. Andy Cohen is one such person, ofering both. While countless books have been written on this subject – and I’ve had numerous interviews about it – never before have I felt such a deep sense of connection with stories that resonate so closely with my own. Andy’s book captivated me for days. It encouraged me to approach my own parenting challenges with more care, thanks to the wisdom shared in these heartfelt letters. While I thought I knew a lot about parenting – as a stepmother of two and mother of four – this book reframed parenting for me: It reminded me that the feelings we go through are valid and surmountable, allowing us to better understand  \nourselves and evolve into the parents we are meant to be. The deeply personal stories from these leading international experts will engage, inspire, and ground you. 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Drawing on their deep understanding of the mind and the personal work done on themselves, each writer digests what it really means to be a parent, what they didn’t expect when they were expecting, the pleasuresand anxieties of parenting, the ordinary ambiguities and ambivalence evoked by their children at various life stages, as well as many other gems that no other parenting books are talking about. This international collection begins an important conversation with mothers, fathers and caregivers; encouraging them to consider how their inner worlds, worries and wishes matter deeply and hold important clues about how to parent in an open and authentic way. 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