“Toddlerama”: 18 Comics About Parenthood That I’ve Created To Share My Frustrations In A Funny Way
Becoming a parent to a little boy called Vincent had fundamental changes in my life and was full of challenges that every first-time parent faces. The lack of sleep, losing your old "self" as you knew it, and questioning each conflicting decision you make as a parent made me feel like I was failing at it all together.
As my son was growing and turning into a happy little boy, I realized that we push ourselves to compete with some imaginary ideals of parenthood while we are all secretly just learning to reshape our lives around our children. That’s when I decided to create these short satire comic strips documenting my experiences as a new mom, which I call "Toddlerama – parenthood uncensored."
It makes me laugh, it makes me cry, it takes away my sleep and provides me with energy sources that I didn’t think existed, but most importantly, it inspires me to draw again as I navigate through being a mom.
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Working From Home
Life Is Like A Jenga Game Sometimes
So Close, Yet So Far
When The Real Panic Sets In
Memo For All The Future Parents
This is one of the first baby drawings in colour that I did, so the shading got a bit out of hand, hehe..
Mealtime Logics
Sleeping Is For The Weak
Baby Brain Is Not A Myth. Getting Your Brain Back To Normal Is A Myth
You do the best you can now adays. As for the clean house, I thought I would clean and organize during quarantine. Sounds good in your head, but the reality is YOUR FAMILY IS IN THERE WITH YOU!
Bedtime Exorcism—you Never Know Where It Takes You
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This is scary, but real. Most art I see use cute colored paintings that somewhat help to hide the true picture of life with kids.
It's ups and downs and as always - humour is the best way to cope with things 🙂
Load More Replies...No kids of my own... but I have six younger siblings, and growing up was a real struggle.
This is scary, but real. Most art I see use cute colored paintings that somewhat help to hide the true picture of life with kids.
It's ups and downs and as always - humour is the best way to cope with things 🙂
Load More Replies...No kids of my own... but I have six younger siblings, and growing up was a real struggle.
