We all know parenting is hard. But I don't think anyone was prepared for just how big of a change becoming a parent would be. So parents: what has been your biggest challenge? Going from one child to two? Trying to not be a helicopter parent? Share your experiences!
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Not launching my oldest step daughter off a cliff, in front of a bus, into a wood chipper...
Keeping my temper and being patient when I'm in the fifth day of a pounding migraine that not even Botox will touch because he won't stop making that god awful little kid screeching noise.
not a parent but a babysitter, the baby breaks down crying and I don't know what to do,
Competitive parenting. By comparison, the children are the easy part. If you believe everything there's not a single child in any school who isn't reading 2 years ahead. No idea where all the average kids are!
Honestly, I just really want to let them have whatever they want or do whatever they want but I can't and don't because I also want them not to be a______s when they're older. Oh, and we're poor so there's that.
Unnecessary and unwanted interference from grandparents to manipulate MY children.
