25 Genius Tweets About Parenting and Married Life from Sarcastic Mommy
“I always thought I’d be a patient mom. And then I had to listen to my son tell a story.” -Sarcastic Mommy, tweeter extraordinaire.
“I always thought I’d be a patient mom. And then I had to listen to my son tell a story.” -Sarcastic Mommy, tweeter extraordinaire.
Tori Roloff is over strangers commenting on her parenting. The Little People, Big World star has two children, 3-year-old Jackson and 7-month-old Lilah, whom she shares with her husband, Zach Roloff.
A mom writes in asking for advice about giving birth during the ongoing novel Coronavirus pandemic. This mom-to-be-says she has a C-section scheduled for November, and she is terrified. She is terrified that her husband will not be allowed to be in the delivery room with her and that she will be alone during the birth. She wants to hear from other moms who have given or are planning to give birth during the pandemic for advice and support.
A new mother shared her shocking story on TikTok the week before last when she revealed to her viewers that her placenta was left inside her for 2 months.
Musician Maren Morris, whose hit single “The Bones” has become a smash on country airwaves, recently had her first major run-in with the enemy of many women on the internet: mom-shamers.
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Many people have claimed to see things that can’t be explained.
“I just thought, ‘God, that’s a shock.’”
A mom-to-be writes in asking for advice about maternity leave. She says she and her boyfriend are expecting their first child in December. Her job does not offer paid maternity leave. She looked into adding short-term disability into her benefits package at work, but due to the circumstances, her pregnancy is considered a “pre-existing condition” and would not be covered. Looking into private insurance has not yielded any good options either. What can this mom-to-be do?
“I grew up in a very Catholic household, where women were expected to get married, have kids, and dedicate their lives to raising their family.”