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Book 1. Matera vam ne naimichka, abo Chomu children ze — beautiful...

It does not matter whether you planned to have children or not, looking at the two smogs of the test for vagitnosti, the woman is still experiencing a bunch of superechlivih emotions. And the man, when he finds out, by the way, the same.

This book is about real, live, non-ideal motherhood. About the mother, who through the prism of humour and self-irony, using a light dose of elegant matyukiv, tries to day overstay and night overstay. From the test for vagitnosti to battles in the garden. About the first bathing, teeth, snot, snot and nzruchnichні запитання. 

We will go through all the periods of motherhood, trying to try to keep the course on the preservation of healthy gluzdu and mental balance. We will dissolve stereotypes, zruynieme templates, nizhno «neutralise» baba. Virobym imunitet to uninvited defeats and concerns.  

This book is for mums, to support and encourage, for future mums, to adjust and know what to expect, for grandmothers, to remember and relive again, and for tatus, to better understand all these ladies.

Katya Bljostka — «mother» of four sons, blogger. She was born and grew up in the village of Goscha, Rivnenskoe region. She moved to the United States in 2014.

Book 2. Mamo, tatu, ne hviluyutsya!"

Be a mum, tat, grandmother or grandfather — besides, a sea of positive emotions, also constant constant anxiety. Especially in matters that concern the health of the child. The biggest problem is that we do not know how to teach correctly. Is it a reason to go to the paediatrician? Or maybe an antibiotic? When to start taking a fever? Does the cibuli juice work? In this book, written by Olenia Lutska, a practising paediatrician and infectious disease specialist, together with editor Tetyana Logvinenko, you will find symptoms and peculiarities of the most common childhood diseases, recommendations on how to act and what to expect from treatment, and what important markers should be reported to the doctor repeatedly.

This book will not replace the doctor, but it will help you to be more aware of everything that is happening with your child, to talk to the doctor in a meaningful way and to be more courageous to inform him about everything that you are concerned.

Olena Lutska — pediatrician, paediatric infectious disease specialist.

Tetyana Logvinenko — editor, journalist and copywriter.