When Kate moves into a new neighborhood, she decides the time has come to start a baby-sitting coop and get back into the workforce. She enlists one other mom and one mom wannabe to help her out. But she finds her calling takes up all her time, and meanwhile, baby-sitting is turning out to be more than she bargained for.I really liked this book. Every mom I know has felt inadequate sometimes (Or maybe a lot of times.) But that's pretty normal. Being able to laugh about it helps a lot.Although I enjoyed this book and laughed throughout, I kind of had a problem with the end. The idea that some mom could explain her bad relationship with her son as a lack of hormone-triggered bonding at birth was a little hard to swallow. I don't know that Kidd actually believes this, but it seemed a bit much. The whole message of the book is that motherhood is a combination of what you do and who you are, so the ending seemed a little inconsistent to me.