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Dear Pre-Baby Me: What No One Tells You About Breastfeeding

June 2, 2016 By Jean Lomas-Hamilton

Dear Pre-Baby Me: So you want to breastfeed your future baby. Good for you! You should do it. If you can, I mean. Not everyone is able to, and that’s okay. Not everyone wants to, either, and that’s also okay. Here’s what no one tells you about breastfeeding, though: it’s fucking hard. Wait, no — everyone tells you […]

Filed Under: Dear Pre-Baby Me Tagged With: breastfeeding, humorous parenting advice, things no one tells you

Dear Pre-Baby Me: Things You Will Google as a New Parent (and Why You Shouldn’t)

May 19, 2016 By Jean Lomas-Hamilton

Dear Pre-Baby Me: I’m just going to cut to the chase here: Google is the Enemy. I know — you love Google. Google’s your favourite! In fact, back when you worked at that job you hated with the coworkers you adored, said coworkers had a running joke whenever a debate arose in the office. “Google […]

Filed Under: Dear Pre-Baby Me Tagged With: google, guilt, humorous parenting advice, internet and parenting

I’m A Slave Driver

April 30, 2016 By Natalia Bowser

  From the time D-dude was able to walk I have asked him to do small chores. As he got older the chores increased and the difficulty increased. He’s eleven now so of course he is doing almost the amount of chores I do. Almost. The amount is close but the difficulty is not as […]

Filed Under: Crazyland with Natalia Tagged With: bad day, Boys, Chores, humorous parenting advice, Life, Mean Mom, motherhood, Parenting, parenting judgment, raising kids, teaching

15 Things You’re Doing Right Now to Royally Screw Up Your Kids

March 11, 2014 By Lola Lolita

Spend any amount of time online and you’ll see it: post upon post upon post about what you need to start or stop doing immediately to avoid thrusting your children into a lifetime of therapy or, worse, into a lifetime of serial killing. Nobody wants a serial killer for a kid.  Unfortunately, that’s exactly the […]

Filed Under: Humor, Parenting Tagged With: humorous parenting advice, parenting mistakes, sanctimommies, santimonious parenting advice

16 Unconventional Tips for New Parents

December 10, 2013 By Lola Lolita

[nextpage title=”Page 1″ ] NOTE: Though this is written specifically to new moms, it is for any new parent or loved one of a new parent.  Just imagine these instances as they might apply to your unique situation. So you got yerself knocked up and are about to have/have just had a brand new baby.  […]

Filed Under: Humor, Parenting Tagged With: advice for new moms, advice for new parents, humorous parenting advice, parenting advice

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