Katerina and Georgia met at an educational seminar. The first was a psychologist and the second was a mother of two children with autism. Along the way, Katerina became a mother and Georgia became a psychologist. This book is a dialogue between them, years after their first meeting, where they choose to speak not as psychologists but as individuals, as mothers, as citizens.

They recall personal moments, talk about the challenges of motherhood, its joys and sorrows, the role of the father, the difficulties of raising a child with typical development, the difficulties of raising a different child.

They share personal truths with honesty and respect, without the intention to judge or impose. Their conversations become a liberating journey, the beginning of a fruitful friendship and dialogue.

A dialogue that comes to shine in the fog that darkens the gaze of the new mother living in our modern "child-centered" society, where an entire industry thrives under the pretext of the "happiness" of its children. A society that overlooks the fact that in order for a mother to have a happy child, she must evolve herself, nourish it with the same love, care, and strength that she has within her for her child.

Because when a child is born, a mother is also born.