it! I loved how it says, bring the dinners then "leave right away". That's the part most people don't get. But geez, my husband NEVER quit taking the breaks he's used to taking all day every day anyway, so I was snickering at the part that said "give my husband a break". Are there really husbands out there who HELP?? I mean HELP to the point where they "need a break?" I found this quite laughable in my situation....but I felt happy for other moms that these type of men must exist or it wouldn't be on the list!! This is indeed a very practical list. I always found that people would "help" by visiting and hanging around for hours and it exhausted me cause I felt like I had to entertain them to some degree, I wasn't yet used to nursing in front of everyone and ultimately it just exhausted me and made me avoid people's phone calls. Those husbands really do exist! After my emergency c-section for my second child my husband took primary carers leave from work and stayed home to take care of me and my son and leave me to heal and nurse our newborn daughter. For 8 weeks he brought me meals in bed, did housework, took our son out to play and changed our daughter when needed. It was amazing! My recovery was swift and complete. We also had the womens organization at our church bring us meals for a week. We had