15 Hilarious Parenting Tweets About Graduation, Summer Break, and the End of the School Year
Whether you’re gearing up to power through a long preschool graduation ceremony or an even longer summer break, you could […]
Whether you’re gearing up to power through a long preschool graduation ceremony or an even longer summer break, you could […]
Like a fine wine paired with the perfect meal, the ups and downs of parenting tend to go very well
“M is for the many things she gave me…”
Sometimes you gotta laugh to keep from crying.
One grandmother posted to Reddit to ask for advice on her relationship with her grandson — admitting that she has never met him — and has zero plans to.
One mother on Reddit is at odds with her mother-in-law after she purchased her daughter a new pack of underwear — thongs, to be exact.
A mom writes in asking for advice about her mother-in-law. She says that her MIL is all up in her business in a way that feels very inappropriate. This MIL makes critical, insulting comments about her daughter-in-law’s house and mothering skills. She has told this mom that it is her responsibility to sexually satisfy her husband (aka the MIL’s son). She has pestered this mom about having more children. This mom doesn’t want to end the relationship with her mother-in-law, but she does need a change. How can she talk to her in a polite, productive way?
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A mom writes in asking for advice about a situation involving her husband’s family. She says her husband’s family, her in-laws, invited him to join them for a fishing trip. No problem, right? Well, the thing is that his family is paying the way for everyone involved in the trip… But they told this mom that if she wants to go, she has to shell out $1,500. She is wondering if she is overreacting, but ultimately she just feels hurt and excluded. What should she do?
Kimora “Kimmie” Lynum, a 9-year-old from Florida, has been identified by her family after health officials reported her as the youngest person in the state to die from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).