I was really excited to read this book as Dr. Casares is a pediatrician in the same practice as my daughter’s current and former pediatricians. I had previously read and enjoyed some of her short pieces in our local monthly parent magazine and when our pediatric office produces newsletters and what not. Such great info in this book. Appreciated and found Dr. Casares’ sharing her own challenges and experiences particularly impactful. The practical advice and materials in this book were also of great value. Thank you to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the opportunity to review.

The beginning chapters of this book made uncomfortable reading for me. I saw myself on every page. Over functioning and burnt out are exactly where I'm out.

The author really highlights why it is important to stop living like this and make life more manageable.

The book becomes a workbook with actionable steps to changing your life.

I've read the book, now it's time to go back through and implement the changes.

Doing It All is everything a self-help book should be! Half book and half workbook, it provides a multitude of actionable steps to help working women, particularly moms, find a work life balance and make the priority the priority. I loved how she turned "doing it all" on it's head and focused on the fact that doing it all isn't possible. However, we can do what we decide is most important if we analyze our values and align our priorities with them.

"Doing It All" by Whitney Casares does a good job of capturing what it's like to be a busy mom juggling many balls in the air, and provides some worthwhile tips on how to better manage the chaos. I most appreciated Dr. Whitney's tips on figuring out what isn't really essential, and either handing off those responsibilities to someone else or recognizing that you don't have to give full effort to them.

Thank you to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing for providing me with an ARC of this book!

Whew as women don’t we feel like we have to do it all? This book is amazing with useable advice and relatable stories from women who have been where we are now.