A Good Mother Can Do Anything board game
If you haven’t read The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan, close this tab, head to your local independent bookstore, and purchase a copy. A notable phrase (and theme) in the novel is that a good mother can do anything. But we know that they can’t, and the notion of a good mother doing it all is unrealistic.
This board game is a metaphor for parenting–there are no rules, and no one wins. The game mat is digitally printed onto fabric and the game pieces are painted terracotta letterforms. A zippered pouch holds all the parts together. Play alone or with a group–again, there are no rules and you’ll never win.
If you haven’t read The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan, close this tab, head to your local independent bookstore, and purchase a copy. A notable phrase (and theme) in the novel is that a good mother can do anything. But we know that they can’t, and the notion of a good mother doing it all is unrealistic.
This board game is a metaphor for parenting–there are no rules, and no one wins. The game mat is digitally printed onto fabric and the game pieces are painted terracotta letterforms. A zippered pouch holds all the parts together. Play alone or with a group–again, there are no rules and you’ll never win.
If you haven’t read The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan, close this tab, head to your local independent bookstore, and purchase a copy. A notable phrase (and theme) in the novel is that a good mother can do anything. But we know that they can’t, and the notion of a good mother doing it all is unrealistic.
This board game is a metaphor for parenting–there are no rules, and no one wins. The game mat is digitally printed onto fabric and the game pieces are painted terracotta letterforms. A zippered pouch holds all the parts together. Play alone or with a group–again, there are no rules and you’ll never win.