Kelly Evans, a mother of three under eight, has written a column about her exhaustion and exhaustion as a child and mother to three children. She recalls a time when she was trying to drop her child off at a summer camp and was so exhausted that she could barely stand up. The article suggests that modern parenting is a process that assumes small children will sleep alone in their own rooms, but they often find this difficult. Evans reflects on her own exhaustion and struggles to organize, with her husband and parents who are already overloaded with childcare. Despite these challenges, Evans maintains that it's worth the effort and effort to maintain a positive outlook on parenting. She shares her thoughts on the future of parenting with children under age eight and beyond.