Eve Rodsky one day felt tired of being the only one responsible for all aspects of her busy household. She wrote down all the unpaid and unseen work she does for her family and then sent that list to her husband, stating that she wanted to change things. His response was... lukewarm. Eve realized that merely identifying the issue of unevenly distributed household work was not enough. She needed a solution to this universal problem. Her mental and physical health, identity, and marriage depended on it. The result is Fair Play, a time- and frustration-saving system that offers couples a completely new way to divide household chores and responsibilities. She interviewed hundreds of men and women to clarify what all that invisible work in a family entails and how to ensure it gets done efficiently. The system sets out four easy-to-follow rules, one hundred household duties, and a series of conversation starters. This way, you can more easily reach an agreement on what is important for your family and who should be responsible for which tasks, from laundry to homework to cooking dinners. Winning this game means a new balance in family life, improved relationships with your partner, and gaining time...
