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Foxxy 5 years ago

Sanctimummies are the worst.

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Beverly Kight 5 years ago

I LOVE this!

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Vicky Zar 5 years ago

It should say that the stool softener is for Momy and not for the Baby!

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WholesomeArmyweeb 3 years ago

“He loves me; he loves me not” scenario

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Lucida 5 years ago

I am distressed about this happening to me. I think it's hard enough to take care of my baby when I have a simple cold, so how the hell do you manage when you have stomach flu?

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Bukky Olaneye 5 years ago

Poor mum but am sure it's worth it

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Martata 5 years ago

Yup

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My O My 5 years ago

Always a wonder that kids have siblings

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Vicky Zar 5 years ago

Oh this will get a shitstorm. :( You can see that the Mom on the right does not like what she is doing. So, I agree, she is probably a good Mom, who loves her child. She just listened to the wrong people/ books...

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LuckyL 5 years ago

or she just need a minute for herself before dealing with her child

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Damon Corker 5 years ago

We never co-slept, it was hard work at times but we never neglected our boy, but accepted that we would have to wake up more often to tend to him... Fast forward 1 year and all of the co sleeping parents are struggling badly while our boy sleeps through the night on his own. We chose the hard work early and they've chosen the hard work now.. neither is cruel on the child or worse than the other, it's simply different.

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Sonya Jersey 5 years ago

both are doing just fine. you can sleep in bed with your child, and you can also let the child sleep by himself.

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Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago

Woosh

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MADELEINE KIMBALL 5 years ago

well sometimes, especially with older children like toddlers, you have to let go a little bit and let them fall asleep without mom. but everyone has their own way, and that is just fine. (:

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Herb Eaversmells 5 years ago

Sometimes when your kid is fed, changed, clean, etc, its best to let them self soothe

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Louisa Sng 5 years ago

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Lisa Sakaguchi 5 years ago

Co-sleeping in the same bed is the most natural arrangement for Mom and baby. I was completely against this before I became a mom. But after I had my kids, they wouldn't sleep any other way. Point is- we all need sleep and we do what works for Mom and baby. The rest of us shouldn't judge.

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Rosanna Jackson 5 years ago

Good god people! Stop acting like you know the answers. Whatever they say is right today will be wrong tomorrow and the next generation will judge your choices. We used solving your child's sleep problems with one kid as soon as we could and slept with the other, I can tell you that today they are both healthy well adjusted people. Just because your baby research says something g does not make it right. Again for the cheap seats in the back. Just because they say it's right now, does not make it right forever. p.s. swaddling is now thought to be one of the most dangerous things you can do to a baby. Once upon a time a good swaddle was a marker of excellent parenting.

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Laura Mencini 5 years ago

I was the second Mom... It's hard to hear them cry but my baby girl passed out within 5 minutes of crying. Co-sleeping is OK too as long as you both get a good nights sleep :D

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

Our doctor once told my wife: "If you love your child, you can do nothing wrong"

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Vicky Zar 5 years ago

I agree and disagree. While it is good to love your child AND SHOW IT, those sleeping trainings can be really damaging to babys psyche.

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Jennifer Gorman 5 years ago

My kids are 27 and 22. I never let them "cry it out" but I never did co-sleeping either. We had their crib in our bedroom and we got up to tend to them. And just being able to see and hear us was usually soothing to them by itself, especially when I sang to them. But there's no such thing as too much holding or caring for a baby who needs to know that when they need you, you're going to be there. My kids got to their toddler years very independent and they still are.

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Jane Dorothy Warner 5 years ago

Humans are ridiculous when you think about it. What other mammal doesn't sleep with its baby close by?

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L McN 5 years ago

This post can be...dangerous in responses. Let's be honest here, both have risks, each risk is entirely different than the other. Should it happen, both parents would feel guilty for life. Either method had it's merits. My kids all slept with me (except one, who slept in a bassinet next to the bed, but he has a disability that caused him to freak out when touched by anything other than a specific blanket)

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Elizabeth Wolfe 5 years ago

Cosleeping is understandable because it's more comforting to mom and baby, but talk to your doctor.. best way to prevent SIDS is for baby to be in their own bed.. that bed can be right next to yours or in another room, but they should not be in your bed with you

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Tara 5 years ago

Agreed. I never judge other moms. We are all doing the best we know.

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Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

I'm nowhere near motherhood yet, but I'd be so scared to roll over and squash my baby in the night. Or kick them out of bed. Or give them hypothermia from stealing the covers...

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Wyomudder 5 years ago

Do you live in an igloo?

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Tiffany Marie 5 years ago

I'm not having kids so I don't have to worry about this.

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Luisa Vasconcelos 5 years ago

And not having kids it's okay too. Your choice is also valid. Same way many mothers think they're better than others, some people also like to shame people with no kids. Even without know the reason. People with kids are no better then without kids. Live and let live.

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Lucida 5 years ago

Haha, I can admit that I've blamed the baby. Think this also applies to dog owners.

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

We need to talk more about this.

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Blma1025 5 years ago

Yup, that's me in the red dress!

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Lucida 5 years ago

What's the deal with that shark song? I don't know the lyrics in English but in my language they sing "... and there came bloooood." What's the purpose of this crazy song?

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GenXandEarnedItAll 5 years ago

Kjorn, you obviously don't have children. The best part about these kind of HAZMAT incidents include it spreading all the way up their back and into the sweet fluff of hair they have. It's amazing the amount of poop that can come out of an infant...it gets even "better" as they get older...

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My O My 5 years ago

This is me 😂

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Foxxy 5 years ago

Omg yes, feels like you need to brace yourself prior.

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Anne 5 years ago

Don't feed kids directly. Always ask the mom.. You never know if they have a condition.. (I'm allergic to sugar.. it happens!)

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Melanie Remele 5 years ago

Mommy juice

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Bukky Olaneye 5 years ago

Yes so true

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Melanie Remele 5 years ago

TRUTH

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Elizabeth Rolando 5 years ago

First one is how they got the kids

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My O My 5 years ago

Yep

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Vicky Zar 5 years ago

I don't get this. Why do you do that? And why store it? Its the first thing baby sucks from your breast after birth. You don't need it later.

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Enea 5 years ago

Sabrina, this is lovely. Great observations! I particularly like your pleas for more solidarity among young parents. It really is important - and to my experience there is much of it out there!

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L McN 5 years ago

Maybe ease up on the "dad's are useless" ideas in here? Just because one mother may have a useless partner does not make all dad's bad, just like not all mothers are good at it.

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Sabrina Lone (Post author) 5 years ago

Sorry this is what you got from it. I am not really 100 per cent serious about it. It is just to express an emotion and exaggerated to be used for a cartoon. (Like many other emotions and situations). If you see some of the other cartoons I do you would read about the nice things I say about dads too :). Parents are awesome, and that counts for dads too. These cartoons are more focused on women because it is my cartoon channel and that's my way of dealing with situations from my perspective. I felt quiet overwhelmed as a new mom and all of my cartoons channel those different emotions. Especially the early ones. If you go to my channel though you will see the more recent ones are a lot more positive towards men. Have a good day :).

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

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Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

I agree. Every comic does this and it's like... no, honey, no...

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Ashley Galyen 5 years ago (edited)

I know this isn't always the case, but women shouldn't expect men to know this stuff already. Some people like me don't even know this stuff too well. I think some people are secretly satisfied with self victimization by not telling to other what to do. My brother in law actually picked up quite a bit just by going to the doctor appointments. I think men can be helpful if we let them.

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Hugo Raible 5 years ago

It has become really fashionable to hate men, be they fathers or anything else.

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A B C 5 years ago

And the next 34 reasons why I'm not having children :)

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Hallie 5 years ago

All these before and after kid comics do is make me realise how happy I am to not have kids. So keep them coming, they act as a pretty good contraceptive.

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Val 5 years ago

Hail to all the mothers in the world! You're badass creatures! But it actually makes me happy to be childless... especially the ones with the pains and discomforts after labour :-(

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

Makes me think of the time when my children were babies.... It was exactly the same :-)

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Azure Adams 5 years ago

still a huge hard pass on the kid thing. #childfree4life

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Mona Khadra 5 years ago

Hey great husband carry a human inside your body for 9 months, and deal with all the stuff pregnancy comes with, go into labor for 12 hours, have your body destroyed, have a baby suck your nipples for nutrition and be completely sleep deprived. Unless the mom is a junkie/ crack head and neglects the baby with the man to deal with everything then I'll side with him.

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John Smith 5 years ago

Mona's a bit of a drama queen.

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India Frost 5 years ago

I think one of my worst fears is giving birth. The moms starter pack made my woman parts cringe

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Tara 5 years ago

Sabrina, this was one of the best cartoons I’ve seen recently about early motherhood. I’m glad you found a way to will express yourself with your art. Every new mom should see this

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Cindy Snow 5 years ago

I like these. No I don't see them as " man hater" just feels overwhelming as a new mom. And a lot of them seemed true to me.

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Kostas 5 years ago

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Aria Whitaker 5 years ago

...And you can't form a sentence correctly...we all have our faults, don't we?

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Enea 5 years ago

Sabrina, this is lovely. Great observations! I particularly like your pleas for more solidarity among young parents. It really is important - and to my experience there is much of it out there!

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L McN 5 years ago

Maybe ease up on the "dad's are useless" ideas in here? Just because one mother may have a useless partner does not make all dad's bad, just like not all mothers are good at it.

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Sabrina Lone (Post author) 5 years ago

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Miss Cris 5 years ago

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Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

I agree. Every comic does this and it's like... no, honey, no...

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Ashley Galyen 5 years ago (edited)

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Hugo Raible 5 years ago

It has become really fashionable to hate men, be they fathers or anything else.

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A B C 5 years ago

And the next 34 reasons why I'm not having children :)

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Hallie 5 years ago

All these before and after kid comics do is make me realise how happy I am to not have kids. So keep them coming, they act as a pretty good contraceptive.

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Val 5 years ago

Hail to all the mothers in the world! You're badass creatures! But it actually makes me happy to be childless... especially the ones with the pains and discomforts after labour :-(

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

Makes me think of the time when my children were babies.... It was exactly the same :-)

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Azure Adams 5 years ago

still a huge hard pass on the kid thing. #childfree4life

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Mona Khadra 5 years ago

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John Smith 5 years ago

Mona's a bit of a drama queen.

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India Frost 5 years ago

I think one of my worst fears is giving birth. The moms starter pack made my woman parts cringe

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Tara 5 years ago

Sabrina, this was one of the best cartoons I’ve seen recently about early motherhood. I’m glad you found a way to will express yourself with your art. Every new mom should see this

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Cindy Snow 5 years ago

I like these. No I don't see them as " man hater" just feels overwhelming as a new mom. And a lot of them seemed true to me.

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Kostas 5 years ago

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Aria Whitaker 5 years ago

...And you can't form a sentence correctly...we all have our faults, don't we?

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