Being a mother isn't easy, but neither is being a daughter. Having fought, laughed, cried, and loved with a daughter of her own, Tammy Jameson knows all about the difficulties of forging a strong mother-daughter relationship and both coming out more enlightened women at the end of it.
Do As I Say, Not As I Do recounts her many colorful memories from motherhood, and using the lessons she learned in each, shares much-needed tips and life advice to mothers and daughters everywhere. From friendship and dating to sex and marriage, general hygiene and healthy living to dream jobs and world travel, these chapters leave no stone unturned. But more importantly, Jameson's blunt spunk leave no more room for excuses. Her message is straightforward, much like her voice: be there for your daughter, seek to understand your mother, and grow together into independent, loving, hard-working women of class and strength.
