If you are reading this, congratulations—you've been drafted into the multitasking, meltdown-managing, sock-hunting circus of Indian parenting. Snacks will be sacred, bedtimes would be a battleground and humour is going to be your last surviving nerve. In Snack-shack and the Confessions of a Tired Parent, Aditi peels back the contradictions of modern motherhood with biting honesty and absurdist wit. From postpartum dread to parenting fads, poop logs to philosophically exploring snacks and sleep, this book is a survival guide masquerading as comedy. Part memoir, part stand-up, and part heartfelt tribute to moms who feel invisible after 8 p.m., this is for every parent trying to ‘do it all’ while quietly losing it in a glass of wine. This book doesn’t hand out advice; it will hand out a mirror and a napkin to wipe your tears of laughter. Because if we are going to mess up parenting anyway, we might as well snack through it.