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Parenting Made Difficult
For five years Phil Hogan has been delighting Observer readers with his brutally hilarious accounts of family life with a houseful of children. He sees his weekly outpourings as a comfort to those similarly blessed, a warning to anyone thinking about it, and useful source material for those who have decided that it might be less trouble being an aunt or uncle instead.
For five years Phil Hogan has been delighting Observer readers with his brutally hilarious accounts of family life with a houseful of children. He sees his weekly outpourings as a comfort to those similarly blessed, a warning to anyone thinking about it, and useful source material for those who have decided that it might be less trouble being an aunt or uncle instead.
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