Mom Adventures As Told By Kids

Some moms are blessed with great mothers-in-law. Others, not so much...

That's just cruel...

Teenage years have a glaring juxtaposition; on one hand, you’re still not seen as legal adults, and you’re taken care of financially and logistically by your parents. But on another hand, you’re under their reign, their influence, and their control. It feels like a life so far away now, but the teenage years, although frought with carefree, playful times with friends, are also burdened by the memory of being forced to do your parent’s biddings…chores, errands, carpools, it seems like a worse ve…

He claims she's making him "look like a bad dad."

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. In parent-child relationships, there should be nothing transactional about the dynamic. When one chooses to have a child, they’re choosing to selflessly sacrifice someone’s needs before their own, or at least that’s how it should be. This isn’t always the case, and many parents have children to fulfill something else entirely. Maybe they just figured everyone else was doing it, maybe they wanted to get a similar love and support back for their…

It's a delicate balance of mania and steadfast calm

The Ultimate Girlhood Journey Through Mother and Daughter

There moms are hilarious!

She's thriving without him.

Are you for allowing kids at your wedding or against?

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. Public school systems play a major role in the education of a child, not solely formal education about equations or English literature, but it also formulates for the child ideas about the world they live in, socially and culturally. Though a parent may try frivolously to instill certain values in their child, the child will always have such a strong part of their upbringing and influence come from their school days. Interacting with other chil…

sending extra love to the moms who survived another Halloween

Lesson learned, you should never tell family or friends about a lottery win.

You should start tallying how many times you hear "mom!" in a day. Just for fun...

I don't think insulting people is the most effective way to get people to do favors for you.