Don't Argue with Your Mother by Frederik Bachmann Publisher: Tianjin People's Publishing House

Introduction
* Child, although this is your life, Dad has some experiences that you'd better know earlier.
* The first collection of non-fiction essays by Backman, the author of "Grandma's Apology Letter", "List Life" and "The Gift of Time".
* A guide for my son to avoid life pitfalls.
* Things that you have to complain about when raising a child, and the crazy moments of new dads.
* Funny but useful life tips, rule one: "Don't argue with your mother."
* There are so many unwritten parental rules, why not contribute in the comments section?
* That's right! It's still the familiar Buckman, warm and wise.
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Readers who like Backman will not be disappointed with this collection of non-fiction essays. He is still the familiar Nordic healing uncle, and every page is filled with Backman's unique humor, wisdom, delicacy and warmth.
With the birth of his child, dad Buckman experienced unprecedented chaos and embarrassment. His life has since revolved around poop and milk bottles; chasing after his child to clean up the mess; sacrificing personal time is nothing, being deprived of sleep is the greatest pain. In the process, he recorded the crazy moments that many new parents must experience. Although one day, the child will grow up and dominate his own life, it is still the father's responsibility to explain to the child as soon as possible what the world is all about:
For example, in IKEA, no one quarrels in IKEA because of IKEA itself. A couple’s disagreement over the cabinet is actually related to the issue of tolerance of each other, so “don’t look for a girl who loves your strengths, but find a girl who can tolerate your weaknesses.”
For example, commodities: "We will own countless things in our lifetime, and commodities cannot be more important than people, so don't rely too much on any one item."
For example, when it comes to masculinity, “real men can also sit down, shut up and listen, and bow their heads and admit their mistakes when they make them.”
Of course, "Don't argue with your mother" is also a very important "rule of survival".
13 articles, 13 funny but useful life tips, all the chatter is to "protect you from the frustration, ups and downs and unhappiness of life."