When you’re bringing kids into this very digital world, it’s virtually impossible to ignore one of the hottest and challenging parenting question of the decade: what, if anything, should I post of my children online?
“I think this is an example of universal bias in favor of traditional parenting roles.”
You know those moments in life where you see something and think, “Where the hell was this when I was needed it?” Yeah, that’s exactly how I felt about the Tommee Tippee Perfect Prep Day & Night machine.
I was standing exactly like this, in exactly this outfit, in exactly this spot, when I first got called a faggot.
I’ve created four step-by-step guides that will show you how to bring these Valentine’s Day Toilet Paper Characters to life with simple things you probably have lying around your house.
While it may be true that I know something you don’t know, I also recognize that it may not be useful for me to tell you how hard parenting is unless I also suggest what to do about it.
It happened in the bathtub on a Wednesday night.
A funny thing happened the moment I became a father. I finally understood my mother.
Sh**. I forgot about Valentine’s Day.
I’ve come to realize, with every ounce of my being, that the worst part of parenting is other parents.
