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30 Everyday Stories Of Parenting Illustrated By Plamondon
Interview With Artist
Today, we're delighted to present you with a collection of "Blueberry Boy" comics by Plamondon. The author of this series has previously showcased her talent on Bored Panda in an earlier post featuring relatable and humorous comics depicting life's silly moments. This time, we've chosen to highlight a series dedicated to parenting, exploring situations that readers can easily relate to, especially if they have a baby themselves.
The author of the series, Taylor, told us more about these heartwarming comics and the characters showcased in them: “Blueberry Boy is a comic about my family, so I wanted to incorporate the most striking visuals of each of us in the simplest terms. My husband’s square face, my big, wavy hair, my son’s dimples. It’s important that I can replicate and draw the characters easily and quickly, as well as convey a more up-beat tone as this is a more family-friendly cartoon. This is why I made them in a cutesy sort of style with large heads and small, round bodies.”
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#2
Final score:
45points
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Dragon13Azalea 2 years ago
Yup. Just had one of those from mine tonight and my ears are still ringing.
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Dragon13Azalea 2 years ago
This is so true. At least he is learning what boundaries are. Hopefully he is better at respecting his mom's boundaries than mine is. 😆
#10
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Dragon13Azalea 2 years ago
I FEEL this one and it hurts. My daughter is all about her dad, and it's not a phase. Just a reality since her birth. I will never be good enough for her, I guess. 😅😆
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sleepy-kitty1234<3 2 years ago
lol me while eating absolutely anything my mom: eat slower! enjoy it. me: *muffled bc of food - filled mouth* i am enjoying it! mom ugh :T
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Dragon13Azalea 2 years ago
Toddlers are their own breed of madness, but there is nothing quite like the honesty in their eyes to check yourself and realize when you've gone too far in your frustration. The best thing to do next is to take a break. Walk away from the situation for a moment somehow, put them somewhere safe (i.e. a crib, a highchair, a pack n play, their room, with a friend or family member) if it helps, breathe and drink a large glass of water. Then you can approach the situation differently and try again. Go easy on yourself and remember you are learning too.
#19
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26points
Natty Tempest 2 years ago
Such a nightmare trying to do something that they don't like or understand, even if it's for their benefit.
#20
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Kari Panda 2 years ago
Nothing wrong with that. Kids need to know these words, but obviously have no concept of discretion yet.
#23
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24points
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Fronkensteen 2 years ago
That spider follows me around everywhere I go, especially the grocery store.
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22points
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#31
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Kari Panda 2 years ago (edited)
We tried to teach our little one saying 'thank you' and did so by enthusiastically telling her "Thank you!" whenever she gave something to us. Well. It worked - she says 'thank you‘ now. Except she says it when she gives anyone anything… As in, she‘ll hand you her used Kleenex and earnestly say, "Thank you!" ^^,
Julian S. 2 years ago
It's literally the most wholesome harmless s**t possible how are mfs this toxic...
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We tried to teach our little one saying 'thank you' and did so by enthusiastically telling her "Thank you!" whenever she gave something to us. Well. It worked - she says 'thank you‘ now. Except she says it when she gives anyone anything… As in, she‘ll hand you her used Kleenex and earnestly say, "Thank you!" ^^,
Julian S. 2 years ago
It's literally the most wholesome harmless s**t possible how are mfs this toxic...
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