Fair Play

In modern couples, both partners build a career, spouses progress in how they handle household responsibilities—but everything changes with the arrival of children in the family. Mom goes on maternity leave and, caring for the child, takes on all home chores while her husband works in the office. After the maternity leave ends, the situation doesn’t change: the husband simply doesn’t notice that his wife is working double shifts—only her second shift isn’t paid by anyone.

Being in such a situation, Eva Rodsky didn’t want to accept it and decided to help her husband see that endless list of tasks she completes every day. That’s how the method appeared, thanks to which thousands of couples around the world were able to get rid of resentment, restore connection with each other, fairly divide household duties, stop quarrels, and even avoid divorce.

This book will help you get rid of:

· endless housework;

· resentment toward a husband who ignores the problem;

· counting chores and daily “trades,” who and what will do;

· the need to be a parent by default;

· burnout from having to do everything yourself.