Parenting is a unique, exciting, challenging experience. Every child is different, and so is every parent. But that's not to say there aren't some things that happen to most parents. Here are a few comics illustrating some of the shared experiences of parents all over the world!
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Love this. Parenting is not a competition. We should be supporting each other.
I feel this one! The first couple of times my son slept through the night in his own bed, I would wake up in the middle of the night and my sleep-addled brain would think, "he died. There's no other explanation for why he's not here". And then I'd go check on him, and he'd be sleeping in his bed peacefully.
Reminds me of the time my daughter found a salamander in the yard and showed it to her grandma. All I hear is shrieking.
My littles sister cut my mom's eye open doing that once mom says it's blurry in that eye.
What I constantly tell my bestie who is 12 lol she didn't listen she has bronchitis now.
This is so me!! Sitting with other moms at gymnastics trying to think of something to say suddenly I'm like "so I watch a LOT of true crime......" *crickets* lol
Ohhh, 40 *CELSIUS*. Yeah, way different than 40 Fahrenheit! 40C=104F and conversely, 40F=4C!
Because I haven't had more than FIFTEEN SECONDS of time to myself today and I. AM. G0DDAMNED. OVER. IT.!!!!!!
My daughter is both the only reason i would go to prison/the only reason i want to stay out of prison.
Wrong. Both parents should be on the edges and the baby takes the whole bed. That's my experience at least
Takes me back to when an old man tried grilling me for not dressing my daughter in pink,
Good luck finding a babysitter you actually trust lol it's just better to stick with family.
My mom stressed so much with all 3 of my younger siblings she would always complain that they were way too skinny and they were going to die they all turned out fine lol I would try to give her a break and hold the baby but not the time she would just hold them while she did everything.
It sure takes them a long time to learn how to use polite lies. My daughter is five and will still occasionally say "stop talking now, I'm bored of listening to you"
The toys my daughter plays with the most are the hand made ones. She'll play with the toys people have bought her, but she much prefers the rattle i made out of an old medicine bottle and bottle caps 🤣
My kid always says mmmmmmmommyyyyyyyy, and I reply yes sweet, and he goes like mmmmmmmommyyyyyyyy again, and again yes sweetie... Can go on for hours, but it's fun :)
Simple answer to that last one (mommies) usually they go on no questions asked.
"Walk through fire for you just let me adore you"......"macaroni in a pot"........no!!!!!!!!! I was dancing with them got 30 seconds in before I realized what I was letting them dance to!!
My little sister every single time lol the other ones had normal smiles though.
I don't recall ever experiencing this with my kid. Interesting. (She was diagnosed with a Global Developmental Delay.)
In fairness he tried to warn you, but you just had to mess with him.
Yeah how do you find a nanny cam that small yo put on your baby? Also I need one for my cat to see where she constantly goes missing all day.
Ha! I always asked the kids to clean out their toy box every now and then. By the time they reached the half-way mark, it was like Christmas morning. They didn't remember half the stuff they had put in there.😂
But I want my milk first so I get so full on drinks I won't eat my applesauce or anything else for that matter.
