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There's much cause for happiness: It's Fabián's 40th birthday, and Roxi's friend is visiting from out of town. So why is Roxi moodier than ever?

With the help of her newfound guru Rolo, Roxi mentally revisits different periods in her life in order to figure out who she truly is.

As she worriedly packs Clarita's backpack for a school field trip, Roxi wonders how she went from being a strong, confident youth to an anxious mom.

Perpetually busy with household and work demands, Roxi is mortified when her pediatrician discovers lice in Clarita's hair and accuses her of neglect.

A guilt-ridden Roxi agrees to help the other preschool parents to create and perform a play for the students, exposing her to behind-the-scenes drama.

As Roxi answers Clarita's questions about her birth and infancy, Roxi remembers her pregnancy, and the family and friends that supported her.

To break out of a dinner-date anniversary rut, Roxi and Fabián leave for a weekend without Clarita. But it's not the romantic escape they'd hoped for.

It's been days since Kerly disappeared. Roxi's household is falling apart without her, so Fabián scrambles to hire a new nanny-housekeeper.

When Kerly is suddenly unable to show up for work, Roxi is forced to drag Clarita along during her workday and fend for herself in her messy home.

Overwhelmed by a series of small household disasters, Roxi remembers some sage advice from Rolo, the owner of her local grocery store.

When Roxi discovers her rocker ex-boyfriend is now famous and dating a 20-something, she goes on a crash diet and plans to attend his concert.

When Roxi discovers her rocker ex-boyfriend is now famous and dating a 20-something, she goes on a crash diet and plans to attend his concert.

Fabián and the other fathers at Clarita's preschool organize a barbecue, but Roxi is desperate to avoid having to socialize with the other moms.

When a buzzing sound develops in her ear, Roxi becomes convinced that she has a terminal illness and imagines her own funeral.

Having finally found her partner in crime among the preschool parents, Roxi enjoys spending time with Loli, who makes her feel carefree and joyful.

Roxi befriends a mother at the preschool who is politically incorrect like herself, someone with whom she can share advice as well as a beer.

When Clarita gets sick at school, the other moms suggest Roxi visit a child care guru, exposing her to attachment parenting and New Age philosophies.

After Roxi is reprimanded by Clarita's preschool for missing homework and not adhering to school policies, she considers homeschooling her daughter.

Enlisting the help of Roxi's parents to babysit Clarita while they attend a conference, Roxi and Fabián contemplate the modern role of grandparents.

When Roxi and Fabián find themselves sharing their bed with Clarita and her toys, Roxi's friend Vero tries to train them to get their privacy back.

In need of some relaxation, Roxi and the family go on a getaway to the beach. But the necessary preparations for the trip create even more stress.

Concerned about Clarita's health, Roxi makes the mistake of taking the advice of the other mothers and consults with a prestigious homeopathic doctor.

When Clarita is bullied by a classmate, the response of the bully's mother leads Roxi to analyze the characteristics of different types of moms.

Fearing Clarita will grow up too fast, Roxi longs for the simpler time of her childhood, which didn't have all the excessive trappings of modern life.

A parents meeting at Clarita's preschool brings out a cast of annoying personalities who test Roxi's patience, which wasn't much to begin with.

When Clarita catches a virus, Roxi's decision to stay home to care for her unleashes a gamut of emotions, as well as an emotional eating spree.

Motherhood has completely upended Roxi's life. Her new worries include remembering to buy odd preschool supplies and needing home visits from doctors.