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Parenting is one of life’s biggest and most enjoyable challenges. Helping your children grow into incredibly capable, morally upstanding, and passionate dreamers is every parent’s wish. However… we sometimes lose faith in the future of the human race when we see how some parents are acting online. The sad fact is, just because someone is a parent doesn’t mean that they’re a good one (even if they love their kids as much as anyone else).
There’s an online group on Reddit with 245k members called '[Stuff] Mom Groups Say' that’s been active since 2018. It's dedicated to shaming bad moms and all of their mom group drama. From anti-vaxx showdowns to debates about essential oils, the subreddit believes that these parents deserve to be called out for their behavior that, frankly, causes more harm than good.
Scroll down to lose a chunk of your faith in humanity, upvote the best of the worst pics, and do let us know what you think about these anti-parents, dear Pandas. Bored Panda spoke about the drama and misinformation that sometimes can be found in social media mom groups with the moderators of the '[Stuff] Mom Groups Say' subreddit, as well as with Samantha Scroggin, the founder of the 'Walking Outside in Slippers' parenting blog. Check out what they had to say below to pick up some great advice.
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#1
This Mom On Why She Is Refusing The Big C19 Vaccine
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#2
Why Do They All Have To Hate Science Though?
#3
Why Are Karen’s So Against Thermometers? Don’t Consent! Bonus Snark At The End
Julie C Rose 4 years ago
And yet I bet if their government talked about banning ACTUAL assault weapons due to someone ACTUALLY shooting children, she’d screech about “communism”.
"In my experience with online parenting communities, it's best to abide by the rules posted in these groups. Usually, that means no selling anything and no foul language, at a minimum. I generally try to be patient with people and open to different viewpoints, but it's aggravating when people are acting ignorant or spreading misinformation. In those cases, I try to give evidence of the facts without personal attacks," parenting blogger Samantha said.
Samantha used to be a professional journalist and is now a public information officer which means that she's very wary of fake facts. "Parents will make all kinds of claims in parenting groups online, including that vaccines are harmful. They'll recommend all sorts of remedies. But it's up to us to seek out reputable sources of information to help us make our own decisions on what's best for our kids," she warned that we have to do proper research instead of believing every bit of advice that we find online.
"I think we should reserve judgment of others' parenting styles when the actions taken are harmful to the child. And I realize what is harmful is open to interpretation. But if no one is being abused, let's have some grace for one another and the choices we make. Each child is different, and parents often know what works best for their child. Parenting is hard, and we can use as much support as we can get," she added.
#4
I Asked About Learning Activities For My Toddler
Mohsie Supposie 4 years ago
"kindergarten as it is now" ... I don't know what kind of kindergarten you have, but the ones that I know of involve a lot of play time and fun activities, including learning social skills. Of course kindergarten teachers are well aware of kids' short attention spans, so they would plan the activities and learning accordingly.
#5
Saw This And Just Knew It Belonged Here
#6
The Mom Group I'm In Is A Goldmine For Crazy. I Posted About My 2 Year Old Asking For Privacy In The Bathroom And This Was A Comment I Got
Teucer T 4 years ago
From "Major Pain": "I said, pull your t***ie out his mouth and let him grow up."
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CrEaTiVe_duck 4 years ago
the thirteen year old one got me ;-; the moment i turned 11 i got paranoid about my mum looking at me naked
Shazz Winchester 4 years ago
Kinda... inappropriate. "It's okay, I'm your Mom" is not a reason to deny your kid's privacy, they need that space too, as soon as they become aware of it, and feel "shy" **there's no English word that I can think of for the word I was thinking when I typed "Shy"**. What a wench. Independence cannot be expected of any child who is babied like that.
J. Normal 4 years ago
Plus she shows the kid no respect. (and your choice of words was perfect!)
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Martha Meyer 4 years ago
Oh my God, those poor kids! They'll either go completely crazy, when they are finally 18 or they'll be incapable of doing anything at all for themselves.
TheGirlWithTheZen 4 years ago
So its not normal, right? A friend has an 8 year old who needs her or his grandmom in the bathroom with him, if he's pooping or bathing!! And they both (mom and grandmom) act like its normal !
Vicky Zar 4 years ago
It's their lives. If the child wants it, I think it's ok. Maybe he is scared to be alone or something. He might need help from a professional, but I don't think denying his wish would help him.
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Shannon Murdock 4 years ago
I have better things to do than sit on the toilet and wait for my son to shower. This is absolutely ridiculous.
BluEyedSeoulite 4 years ago
Shared a 1 bathroom house with my mom and sister. Showering was the most privacy any of us got but when we still used the toilet while the other was showering. It wasn't a "waiting for you to finish showering" but a "nature's calling and I can't wait" issue! Sounds really weird otherwise
Jessica Shookhoff 4 years ago
Not at all, as that is my current situation, only add 2 more kids to that, lol!
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My son was/ is very modest about his body. He was probably about 2 or 3 when he HATED me bathing him and would have a fit. I gave him a wash cloth to cover and he was fine. I have always tried to respect his modesty. When he got old enough to wash himself, I put a baby monitor in the room so I could hear him.
LazyPanda 4 years ago (edited)
Yep. When I worked in childcare, they'd start at 2 years old. Yelling at classmates to go away. Their body is theirs.
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sturmwesen 4 years ago
The ex of a friend was brought snacks while in the tub from his mom. He was sixteen. I on the otherhand would not change naked in front of my mom when I was 12.
OhForSmegSake 4 years ago
I became nanny to a 9-10yr old girl after her mother left. I began teaching her how to self care and do a few household chores (with Dad's approval). When the mother came to visit she went berserk at me for not getting on my knees and bathing her almost pubescent daughter in the bathtub every night, as well as "forcing" her to make her bed
deanna woods 4 years ago (edited)
Is it just me or does the one about the 13 year old, seem inappropriate? I mean, the 9 year old does, but the 13 year old even more so.
Stephanie Hewitt 4 years ago
Yikes 13? At that point it crosses a line into inappropriate behaviours that should probably be looked into
Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago
These people are sick. Not sick just as in gross but sick as in unwell. They sound like predators. Imagine if a father did this to his daughter.
BabaBizzle 4 years ago
That’s called harassment. You’re creating an insecurity in your child they they’re incapable of life’s most basic tasks. Will you wipe their asses when they’re in school? A 9 year old so can and should bathe themselves so they learn independently how to take care of their bodies. Creeping on them while their in a state of undress at that age and 13(!?) is gross and some could call you a pervert.
Mushroom Garden 4 years ago
And here I am, complaining that my mom still babies me... it's nothing compared to this!
A_fangirling_Demigod_witch 3 years ago
My mom was like this until I was like 8 or 9 until I was finally smart enough to state my own opinion and my own choice
angelica H 4 years ago
what the hell? I die almost every time someone forgets i'm in the shower and accidently opens the door, I would literally die right there If my mom sat in the bathroom with me while I showered.
Jamie S. Martindale 4 years ago
Are these moms terrified their kid might discover masturbation?! (Hint - they already have, just not when you're looking)
alwaysMispelled 4 years ago
They must've both read the classic parenting book, "How To Scar Your Children For Life"
Drew Sauveur 4 years ago
13!!!! Now if that was a father with his daughter, they would call that sexually inappropriate. No different when it's the other way around.
Luca Giordano 4 years ago
Probably scared that their kids might find their happy spots and not get into heaven... sigh.... I really very much dislike religious extremism !
RedOphelia 13 3 years ago
Good God, that's just obsessive, helicopter, control freaking. I had a cousin whose mother was like that, went into the bathroom with even if it was just to pee, all the way up to his teens. She hovered over him religiously until his baby half sister came along. He was a nervous, anxious, jealous, drug abusing hot mess from 15 to 30 years old. He finally grew up, sobered up and now has a daughter of his own and has tried his best not to be a helicopter parent like his mother was with him because he realized that her hovering played a big part in his behavior as a teen, how he turned to drugs to cope with changes in the family dynamic when his mother remarried and his anxiety from not ever being able to do anything without his mother being right there over him for the longest time. Had a boyfriend whose mother hovered incessantly and he was in his 30s! He was angry and anxious all the time and wanted nothing to do with his mother except to run the hell away from her and cut all contact.
Valerie Smart 3 years ago
Y’all full on incest mode right now. Y’all need to get a life and let your child have one of their own. F*****g disgusting.
Daniele Ribolla 4 years ago
some kind of survey is ok, but moms, pleasse, no child is in danger under the shower !
Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
My one issue: I still take my 8-year-old into the public restroom. Sorry, I've been told by too many gay men that they "discovered" their sexuality from an older man in a public restroom. Please don't misunderstand me: I know plenty of gays who just happen to be gay, and I'm in no way saying that this is the prevalent way that people "become" gay; I'm only saying that sexual abuse by strangers is an issue and that public restrooms can be a dangerous place for little children.
Lexi Mitchell 4 years ago
I can agree in some cases that a kid shouldn’t be able to lock the door, but what the actual f**k with sitting in there with them?? Gross.
로희 4 years ago
I don't know the situation of these mothers so I shouldn't judge. As for me, I always lock the bathroom door ever since I can bathe and poop by myself.
BorPand8 4 years ago (edited)
I guess it's possible the kids are developmentally delayed in some way, or have a seizure disorder or something. There are all sorts of legit reasons you might want to keep an eye on someone while they're showering.
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JJ Buddhabrot 4 years ago
Again, people are free to do what they want. Dont judge and take care of your life
Elma Young 4 years ago
With boys (and some girls) you never know if they are really bathing; my brother use to run the water and then sit by the tub and play in the water.
Meanwhile, a lot of the subreddit's moderators pitched in to answer Bored Panda's questions. The mods explained that mom groups can sometimes be full of potentially dangerous misinformation, a desire to make money off more naive parents, and perpetuating "toxic rhetoric with zero consequences." The community also calls out those online groups that fanatically believe they're raising their kids "The Right Way" and anyone not doing so is a bad parent.
"The biggest lies are the coordinated lies spread in these groups on new parents at a vulnerable point of their lives. These women don’t need essential oils, or colloidal silver, they need paid family leave, affordable post-Partum care, health equities," one moderator explained. "New parents can be as dramatic as they want to be, they’re sleep-deprived and scared and have bills piling up and a new baby. Parental groups are allowed to be dramatic, they reflect the rawest human nature at one of the most 'precious' and yet frighteningly lonesome, most physically and mentally demanding, moments of our lives."
#7
Is Covid19 Real? Asked And Answered In A Local Mom Group
Roland Gosselin 4 years ago
"I will immediately ignore you if I don't agree with your views/facts/science"
#8
Gay Satanic Clowns
#9
It’s Gross Karen. I’m Also Pretty Certain It’s Illegal To Feed Unsuspecting People Your Bodily Fluids
The moderator continued: "So when people enter their lives promising a listening ear, a magical solution, and then shame them for breastfeeding or not breastfeeding, for co-sleeping, or sleep training, or not using magical amber teething beads, or for choosing vaccinations, then those are the heinous people that need to be shamed. They are actively manipulating people with a phony agenda and they need to be called out.”
Another moderator told Bored Pand that what inspired them to start the subreddit in the first place was the overall culture in mom groups that pushed their personal parenting philosophies as the one and only way to parent.
"These groups (like Cherry Universal, with specific subgroups for the crunchy moms and the sanctimonious moms) focus on preaching their way of parenting and viciously attack anyone who doesn’t fall in line. They’re a bigger problem for society too. Do you want to know where the anti-masking movement started? Look at posts from March-May of 2020 in crunchy mom groups. They push and perpetuate vaccine misinformation and an overall general mistrust of science and they use shame, groupthink, and banning to enforce their beliefs."
#10
Found On A Baby Sleep Help Website. Says
#11
Maybe Because That’s Illegal
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
Don’t do it. Simple as that. Also apologise and learn from your mistakes. Breastmilk is a bodily fluid. What if I ran out of water, should I piss in the brownies instead.
#12
*stares In Cps*
However, the mod pointed out that far from every single mom group is bad. "Our birth month group, for example, has been the saving grace of my journey into parenthood. I have a cohort of parents who all have a child at the same age as mine. It’s a great way to get a quick pulse on typical development and also just feel generally supported, validated, challenged to be a better parent or find different and better ways to parent in a shame-free environment. I have a virtual village and that is just really incredible."
They continued: "To be really honest, it was how supportive I found my birth month group to be that sent me out in search of additional groups. My infant won’t eat baby food—oh, maybe I should check out this baby-led weaning group for ideas! (It was great, by the way.) But then when we started stumbling onto other groups that were just cesspools of negativity, abuse, bullying, etc, we learned about the subculture of 'mommy drama groups' and decided to bring it out into the public eye."
#13
Guilt Tripping Your 3 Yo Child Into Nursing Is Gross
#14
From A Mom Group On Instagram. I Guess People Without Children Are Not Allowed To Be Tired
#15
This Seems Like A Healthy Relationship
We’ve written extensively about how to be a great parent and how to help your kids become independent. And, considering that there still are (and always will be) plenty of parents out there who either stifle their kids or who constantly exhaust themselves, the advice bodes repeating.
Anita Cleare, a parenting expert and the author of ‘The Work/Parent Switch,’ explained to Bored Panda in a previous interview all about how to overcome the desire to be a ‘perfect’ parent and how to stay positive when we’re all way, way too exhausted.
According to parenting expert Cleare, aiming to be a ‘perfect’ parent is the wrong way to go about things. This does more harm than good because it puts lots of unreachable expectations and undue pressure on both parents and children alike.
#16
That’s Not How Any Of This Works
#17
Given To My Daughter Through A Mom Group
#18
My Child's Future Means Nothing To Me
“Trying to be a perfect parent is bad for children and bad for parents because it sets everybody up to fail. Research shows that ‘good enough’ parenting is best for children,” Cleare explained.
Instead, the expert suggests that all parents aim for ‘good enough’ parenting that actually helps improve our kids’ independence instead of them being overly-reliant on us.
In Cleare’s words, this involves “getting it right most of the time but also failing your children in ways they can handle—so that they gradually increase their independence.”
#19
Vaccinations Made My Daughter Gay
#20
Do Babies Give Hickies?
Joanna Payen 4 years ago
When my daughter was only a few weeks old I bent down to give her a kiss and she latched onto my chin. She had such a powerful suck that I had to break the suction by inserting my little finger in between my chin and her mouth. I had a red mark on my chin for quite a few weeks. So, yes my little human vacuum cleaner gave me a hickie.
#21
This Extreme Fear-Mongering Pisses Me Off So Much
According to parenting expert Cleare, “Great parents make mistakes but they try to learn from them (and not to repeat them too often!).”
No matter your parenting style, you can’t do much if you’re overworked and exhausted. That means that looking after yourself is priority number one. If you put yourself last, you’re not doing your kids any favors, Cleare told Bored Panda.
#22
F Your Privacy. I’m Gonna Show 53,000 People Your Picture And Tell Them You Got Your Period Today!
#23
From An Unschooling Facebook Page. Poor Kid
#24
I Literally Don't Even Know What To Say
“Even when you are really busy, try to find regular 5-20 minute breaks in your day when you can relax, practice some mindfulness, or do something joyful,” she said.
“Looking for the positives really does increase positivity,” the parenting expert added, suggesting that we try to maintain positive mindsets by being grateful and thinking about, for example, the 3 things that we’re glad to have in our lives.
#25
Uhhhh Would This Be A Major Red Flag To Anyone Else?
#26
They're Not Vaxxing Their Dogs Either
#27
My Kid's Dentist Told Me Skipping Antibiotics Will Be Really Painful For Her, So I'd Like To Go Ahead And Do That
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
I actually have never heard of someone taking antibiotics BEFORE tooth extraction. Is this really a thing coz I have had 4 teeth extracted and not once did I need to do that. Afterwards yes, but not before.
Meanwhile, Lenore Skenazy, the president of the Let Grow nonprofit that aims to promote kids’ independence and fights overprotection, explained to us that children’s confidence grows when they know that others believe in them.
“A teacher, coach, grandparent, or, of course, parent who thinks you are terrific and ready to wow the world can make all the difference in the world,” Skenazy said, pointing out that when the support’s not there, it can have negative consequences on the child. So it’s important to balance support while also letting kids develop their independence.
According to Skenazy, how a parent tells their kids something is often more important than what they tell them to do. Kids take cues from grownups, so even phrasing something differently or using a different tone can have positive effects even if the topic that’s being talked about is far from pleasant.
#28
Thats More Than 3 Pagents A Month If They Start When She Was Born! Of Course The Poor Thing Doesn't Want To Out Her Sippy Cup Down Shes A Baby!
#29
Egg Fast Keto Mom Group
#30
Who Says You Can't Be Cool And Rebellious Once You're A Mom
“The best way to make sure that a child starting out in the world feels like their parents believe in them—rather than simply being fed up—is for the parent to make it explicit!” Skenazy explained that this is how parents can communicate to their kids that it’s time to be more independent.
The expert also highlighted that telling the child that you’ll always love them, even though they’re becoming more independent is a healthy, mature way of communicating with them. However, that relies heavily on the parents themselves learning to loosen their grips on their kids and setting the bar for their expectations lower (which, maybe counterintuitively, leads to healthier, happier families).
So, dear Readers, what did you think of this list? Were there any pics that made you go, “Wow, that’s enough internet for me today?” Where do you think the line between being a good and a bad parent lies? What’s the best way to avoid drama on parent groups on social media? Share your thoughts and feelings in the comment section below. And remember, stay excellent!
#31
Please Don’t Make Me Explain Why
#32
Yeah, That’s Just Insane
#33
Common Core Is Definitely Part Of The Leftist Agenda
InvincibleRodent 4 years ago (edited)
"Home schooling group" kinda defeats the purpose of it being homeschooling, doesn't it. Doing it in a group is not a "home schooling group", that's an illegally operated, small school with unqualified teachers.
#34
If You Have To Ask...
#35
If Only It Fixed Everything (Found In My Breastfeeding Group)
#36
I Guess You’re Out Of Luck Then
#37
Can’t Find Science To Back Up Your Claim? Must Be God
#38
God Forbid, A Bald Baby!
BrokenFlame 4 years ago
Bruh this child is going to have self-esteem issues if the parents continue to do this all the way up to adult stage.
#39
Prayer Isn’t Billable To Insurance, Karen
troufaki13 4 years ago
I think they're called shamans, but I don't think they believe in Jesus :/
#40
Who Knew I Wasn’t A Real Mom?
#41
Some Girl Posted A Question Asking Pregnant Moms If They Thought They Have Or Have Had Covid-19...
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
Good for you. Now tell that to the 2+million people who have died and the millions more suffering with severe adverse side effects months later. It’s like saying, I didn’t die from not wearing seatbelts so clearly we don’t need them.
#42
Acv And Lemon Juice, The Literal Cure-All!
Brandy Grote 4 years ago
It might break down calcium carbonate on your chrome fixtures, but you might do more harm than good with this. Depends on diabetes, kidneys, potassium levels...
#43
“They”
Donkey boi 4 years ago
Dear concerned citizen, This is a lie. The magnetic field created by our microchips power core causes them to stick to the inside of the needle. We now give all microchips via ice-cream. Kind regards, 'they'.
#44
Karen Spreading Some Hard Truths
#45
The Unique Name Olympics Are In Full Swing
#46
How Long Are We Using Months Now?
#47
Yikes
#48
What In The Hell
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Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
I try so hard not to be judgemental. But seeing so much stupidity and dangerous ideas has me judging a whole bloody lot.
Hanni 4 years ago
Before Facebook I could at least have some hope in humanity...not anymore.
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Sleazy Weaver 4 years ago
These people are dangerous. So, so, so dangerous. None of them should be allowed to interact with the public, much less breed.
Chucky Leganjit 4 years ago
Can somebody please get child services on most of these people? And they wonder why American kids take guns to school, have depression issues and are out of touch with reality....it starts at home....
Gurnox 4 years ago (edited)
I'm 100% with you on this. Some of the people featured here not be allowed anywhere near children. Who's running these groups? The social media companies hosting this stuff need to get their acts together before children get killed.
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Ozacoter 4 years ago
I dont understand why we dont need to pass a test to be allowed to have kids. The wellbeing of the kids is more important than their wish to reproduce.
tuzdayschild 4 years ago
Every day I become more and more thankful to God for the parents I was given.
Sian Edwards 4 years ago
Some of these are so ridiculously stupid that they have to be fake, right?!
Evelína Zlá 4 years ago
On this post we shouldn´t upvote but downvote. All of these... many many times.
Lis Daglish 4 years ago
And of COURSE Obimom is a self proclaimed, self righteous anti vaxxer. Ignorant selfish c***s the lot of them.
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Deceased Nemo 4 years ago
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Petra Schaap 4 years ago
i refused to believe those kind of people excist, untill i saw people on my knitting FB group post prayers and ask the lord for forgiveness for the person who posted a picture of something with the pattern of Biden and Harris on it :-D
Henny Hana 4 years ago
The more i read,the angrier i get. Angry but also sad. Also the way they always bring God is infuriating. God gave us brain for a reason. Tch,what a waste.
Layla Corman 4 years ago (edited)
There were several of these that reminded me of my 74yo mother. Today (2/15/21), the temp in Huston TX is 10°. Records have been broken all over the US for cold temps. My mother straight looked at me and said, "Now you see what a hoax global warming is". I just walked away.
María Hermida 4 years ago
Well, Trump made a similar comment about the snow in New York... And the Spanish president Mariano Rajoy declared some years ago that global warming was a lie because his cousin, who is a biologist, said so.
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blugeagua 4 years ago
I just find it very interesting that the subreddit only bashes moms when there are just as many dad's with the same exact mindset and beliefs as those moms.
María Hermida 4 years ago
Start a subreddit, collect the examples and post them. Honestly, there's one thing some women are very good at: feeling a victim of the whole universe. And they are usually the ones who have the least reasons to complain.
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KombatBunni 4 years ago
I see some potential future Darwin Award winners in those posts..ye gods 🥶
Mushroom Garden 4 years ago
Oh dear oh dear. I will admit, I got scared more than once. And where did the whole "bReAsT mILK wILL cUrE eVeRyThInG" come from?
David Retsler 4 years ago
I'm not sure if these are supposed to be funny but I am seeing a LOT of future mentally ill children here. I have no problem being "all judgey" about these idiots. Truly, stupid people shouldn't breed.
Helen Haley 4 years ago
This is why I believe basic psychology, interpersonal skills, and child-rearing 101 should be taught in schools.
MoZ 4 years ago
I love posts like this ... makes me feel better about the job I'm doing parenting :)
Teucer T 4 years ago
If your kids are loved and cared for, you're doing just fine. Like adults, children are individuals and what works for other people's may not work for yours... ... ... Jist remember that goes for when you give other parents "advice" as well.
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Steffen Rehm 3 years ago
I know this is old, like 10 months old but, i see everything postet here still on a daily basis. Like, we had no learning progress at all over the past 10 months. O.o On the holidays i had to disturb a customer, because he had to clean his nose in front of other customers. He did that because he wanted to clean his nose and did not understand why i whas angry at him. O.o
Consequential_mishaps 4 years ago
Nononoonnoo. Just no. I have seen pictures of war zones, car crashes, children starving in Africa, effects of diseases on people including small children so on and so forth and you go through it to learn something about how it happened and why it happened and how one can help and I never looked away. This is the first time I felt physically ill because it was so horrific. I couldn't even get through the whole thing I just stopped when I reached that one where the mom was saying a little poop isn't toxic and I just noped the f out.
María Hermida 4 years ago
No. It has always been there. The Internet only showed these people's stupidity to the whole world.
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cybermerlin2000 4 years ago
To all of these mothers, Have you tried adoption? I'm sure your kids will get a better life with another family
Stille20 4 years ago
Posts like these are just decisive. Yes, many of these people are concerning. However, in the end this post is about shaming moms and people who think differently than you. Rather than opening a conversation or (and some times this is an option) ignoring it, you shame people, driving them further away.
Bird Mom 4 years ago
As an American, I take a slight offense with this. It isn't ALL Americans. You have seen what we have had to deal with for the past four years. The idiots and the ones that do the s****y things get all the attention. I am sorry to be an American because of what happened. Don't judge an entire country based on Trump and his lackeys.
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Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
I try so hard not to be judgemental. But seeing so much stupidity and dangerous ideas has me judging a whole bloody lot.
Hanni 4 years ago
Before Facebook I could at least have some hope in humanity...not anymore.
Load More Replies... Sleazy Weaver 4 years ago
These people are dangerous. So, so, so dangerous. None of them should be allowed to interact with the public, much less breed.
Chucky Leganjit 4 years ago
Can somebody please get child services on most of these people? And they wonder why American kids take guns to school, have depression issues and are out of touch with reality....it starts at home....
Gurnox 4 years ago (edited)
I'm 100% with you on this. Some of the people featured here not be allowed anywhere near children. Who's running these groups? The social media companies hosting this stuff need to get their acts together before children get killed.
Load More Replies... Ozacoter 4 years ago
I dont understand why we dont need to pass a test to be allowed to have kids. The wellbeing of the kids is more important than their wish to reproduce.
tuzdayschild 4 years ago
Every day I become more and more thankful to God for the parents I was given.
Sian Edwards 4 years ago
Some of these are so ridiculously stupid that they have to be fake, right?!
Evelína Zlá 4 years ago
On this post we shouldn´t upvote but downvote. All of these... many many times.
Lis Daglish 4 years ago
And of COURSE Obimom is a self proclaimed, self righteous anti vaxxer. Ignorant selfish c***s the lot of them.
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Petra Schaap 4 years ago
i refused to believe those kind of people excist, untill i saw people on my knitting FB group post prayers and ask the lord for forgiveness for the person who posted a picture of something with the pattern of Biden and Harris on it :-D
Henny Hana 4 years ago
The more i read,the angrier i get. Angry but also sad. Also the way they always bring God is infuriating. God gave us brain for a reason. Tch,what a waste.
Layla Corman 4 years ago (edited)
There were several of these that reminded me of my 74yo mother. Today (2/15/21), the temp in Huston TX is 10°. Records have been broken all over the US for cold temps. My mother straight looked at me and said, "Now you see what a hoax global warming is". I just walked away.
María Hermida 4 years ago
Well, Trump made a similar comment about the snow in New York... And the Spanish president Mariano Rajoy declared some years ago that global warming was a lie because his cousin, who is a biologist, said so.
Load More Replies... blugeagua 4 years ago
I just find it very interesting that the subreddit only bashes moms when there are just as many dad's with the same exact mindset and beliefs as those moms.
María Hermida 4 years ago
Start a subreddit, collect the examples and post them. Honestly, there's one thing some women are very good at: feeling a victim of the whole universe. And they are usually the ones who have the least reasons to complain.
Load More Replies... KombatBunni 4 years ago
I see some potential future Darwin Award winners in those posts..ye gods 🥶
Mushroom Garden 4 years ago
Oh dear oh dear. I will admit, I got scared more than once. And where did the whole "bReAsT mILK wILL cUrE eVeRyThInG" come from?
David Retsler 4 years ago
I'm not sure if these are supposed to be funny but I am seeing a LOT of future mentally ill children here. I have no problem being "all judgey" about these idiots. Truly, stupid people shouldn't breed.
Helen Haley 4 years ago
This is why I believe basic psychology, interpersonal skills, and child-rearing 101 should be taught in schools.
MoZ 4 years ago
I love posts like this ... makes me feel better about the job I'm doing parenting :)
Teucer T 4 years ago
If your kids are loved and cared for, you're doing just fine. Like adults, children are individuals and what works for other people's may not work for yours... ... ... Jist remember that goes for when you give other parents "advice" as well.
Load More Replies... Steffen Rehm 3 years ago
I know this is old, like 10 months old but, i see everything postet here still on a daily basis. Like, we had no learning progress at all over the past 10 months. O.o On the holidays i had to disturb a customer, because he had to clean his nose in front of other customers. He did that because he wanted to clean his nose and did not understand why i whas angry at him. O.o
Consequential_mishaps 4 years ago
Nononoonnoo. Just no. I have seen pictures of war zones, car crashes, children starving in Africa, effects of diseases on people including small children so on and so forth and you go through it to learn something about how it happened and why it happened and how one can help and I never looked away. This is the first time I felt physically ill because it was so horrific. I couldn't even get through the whole thing I just stopped when I reached that one where the mom was saying a little poop isn't toxic and I just noped the f out.
María Hermida 4 years ago
No. It has always been there. The Internet only showed these people's stupidity to the whole world.
Load More Replies... cybermerlin2000 4 years ago
To all of these mothers, Have you tried adoption? I'm sure your kids will get a better life with another family
Stille20 4 years ago
Posts like these are just decisive. Yes, many of these people are concerning. However, in the end this post is about shaming moms and people who think differently than you. Rather than opening a conversation or (and some times this is an option) ignoring it, you shame people, driving them further away.
Bird Mom 4 years ago
As an American, I take a slight offense with this. It isn't ALL Americans. You have seen what we have had to deal with for the past four years. The idiots and the ones that do the s****y things get all the attention. I am sorry to be an American because of what happened. Don't judge an entire country based on Trump and his lackeys.
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