Parenting is arguably the toughest job in the world, and we salute those of you undertaking it every day. Like any stressful occupation, though, sometimes you just have to step back and laugh at it to get through. If you've got kids, these comics will help you do just that.
Sit back, relax, and take a moment to yourself to relive all of the moments you no longer have to yourself. Share them with your partner, your friends, or anyone you know who might be considering children. After all, the gift of life is the greatest... Well, scroll down and decide for yourself.
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I'm a proud aunt of 3 1/2 kids and I love it very much... especially the part where I give them back to my siblings!
I told my 3.5 year old son I loved him and he paused, looked at me and said "I love zombies".
I hate beans. So when my mom made chili, I'd pick them out one by one.
I've literally had this exact conversation with so any parents "don't have kids, enjoy your freedom... dont' get me wrong, i love my kids..." lol
I really, really miss the advantages of being able to do that. Or even just misdirection, "Aghh! I want that (something valuable, breakable or dangerous)!" "Oh my, are you ready to go to the park?" Problem solved.
I was not prepared for how much disrespect I would get from older family members about the way my husband and I wanted to raise my child. And these were the same people who complained about their own parents and in-laws doing the same thing.
Nightfall has a sobering effect on kids...quite the opposite for adults...
Sometimes we ask our children too many questions instead of making the decisions for them.
As much as I understand the sarcasm and humour of those comics/pictures, I dislike how majority of kids articles/mash ups leads to the conclusion that I will never EVEr condemn myself to having a child. No pluses, all minuses. And that's how Internet lately portrays the parenting sadly.
As much as I understand the sarcasm and humour of those comics/pictures, I dislike how majority of kids articles/mash ups leads to the conclusion that I will never EVEr condemn myself to having a child. No pluses, all minuses. And that's how Internet lately portrays the parenting sadly.