Parenting is full of funny, chaotic, and heartwarming moments — and no one captures them quite like Adrienne Hedger, the cartoonist behind Hedger Humor. Through her relatable comics, Adrienne shows what everyday family life is really like, from kids’ hilarious logic to the challenges (and joys) of keeping things together.
As Adrienne says, “When things happen that annoy me or frustrate me, I think, ‘Wait, this is a comic!’ And then my anger turns to excitement because now I have a new cartoon idea.” Her lighthearted take on parenting has brought laughter to families everywhere — and these comics might do the same.
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I like the couple at a table after dinner, nearly empty wine bottles between them. Her:"I love you" Him:"Is that just the wine talking?" Her:"I was talking to the wine!"
I love a good soak in the bath and I'm in this picture even though I'm in my late '60s
my grandpa tried to teach me to drive, but when i asked if you press the brake and accelerate at the same time does it take a screenshot of the road he stopped trying to teach me
Yep. My friends know to follow up anything important (tasks, lunch dates, etc) with a text.
Walk out of the room then walk back in again - it's as close to "switch it off, switch it back on again" as a human can manage
Maybe a dumb question, but where does the clock go back an hour for daylight saving time?
Progress. The Delphic Oracle said "Know yourself" but never said "and make improvements"
Stare at any word for a solid minute and you'll notice this effect for yourself. It's sort of the opposite of 'recency bias'
When we're young we have health, free time but no money. When we're middle-aged we have health, money, but no free time. These two are *old* !
Fifth Dad talent - 'being there' for your family , every minute you can.
"OK, we'll postpone your raise in allowance for another year. Your choice"
Get the worst bit over with, then it has no more power over you. Eat the frog first.
not complete without a tray of chocolates on each belly and smeared on the face
And I was the 4th. I went to see Led Zeppelin aged 14. With one mate of the same age. My mother could never explain to me why she let me, I must have been VERY convincing (didn't lie or anything).
Part of puberty is learning that life is not necessarily fair. And , also, learning to deal with it yourself.
Too many chiefs, too few people who just want to get the job done so they can watch TV
When I was growing up and at home, that is about the time my family ate dinner. Between 5:00-5:30.
Note, above the age of about 7, any of these problems indicate alcohol consumption.
"You mean the 'special'? Right here, we have lots, they're very popular ."
When you push yourself hard, yourself pushes back. Isaac Newton found this out.
Independently of this cartoon, exactly *how* does anyone know they understand a thing?
OK, I'm not in the USA so maybe someone can explain how 'graduating' - which used to be a concept of reaching degree level at a University - has trickled down to pre-school ?
