Spurred by the success of her lunches for mothers, Gray started a group for fathers, led by her husband, Rick. But only four men signed up. They also rejected the brown-bag approach. The group soon disbanded. Networking has its rewards For the women, this networking, domestic-style, yields rewards.
Some advantages are practical.
Other benefits are intangible. Here are these women who are professionals and highly educated, and they're all as frazzled as I am. I'm pursuing my dream. This is helping people to be better parents, which is the most important thing we can all do.