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The sentiment is a poignant reminder that no one sees moms like other moms do.
"Do you actually miss the newborn stage if you didn’t like being in it?"
More than three quarters of moms surveyed admitted to feeling “mom guilt” at least sometimes.
People in the comments section were shocked that breastmilk can be bloody.
“He’s absolutely convinced that it’s unfair that he doesn’t get more time to play,” she says.
"In a neighborhood with children, why decorate your home with such horror?"
"You know what I love about you? How kind you are."
"We did let her finish her Frappuccino. We're not mean."
"Someone needs to tell her that she can’t have other kids over if that’s how her kid behaves.'"
"These will help you de-escalate the situation, and immediately set you on the path for a positive interaction with your kid."
"I just remember when my children were younger, all the LEGOs, all the Barbie shoes, all the little things that just got thrown away."
Let’s stop with the mom shaming already, guys.
Mom and dad said they realized how truly unprepared they were to have twins.
Do you watch TV or movies at home with the closed captions on?
"I feel like the maid and like I'm supposed to be his mother. What do I do?"
It's a struggle we ALL know too well—not having a birthday party gift until the day of.
It just might be the ticket to combating those awkward intros.
Any parent who has experienced pregnancy loss will instantly relate to her words.
"I actually thought this would be an old wives tale, but I saw two pediatricians that I actually follow recently posting about this."
Everyone needs a rolling clutter cart.