Parenting comics

Parenting is one heck of a task, but being freshly-made new parents is a whole different experience. You constantly feel like nodding off in random places, your shirt is stained with unidentified liquids, aka baby had breakfast, and quality time for yourself when raising kids is just a dream.

Parenting experts are everywhere these days. They’re on social media platforms, on TV, their work is published in newspapers, and their books are becoming instant bestsellers. And they all have something to say about your parenting.

I'm 100 percent sure that you've seen their work on the Internet before. This adorable couple of artists - Yehuda and Maya Devir - create their comic series for almost five years now. It shows their daily lives and struggles. When in May of 2019, the couple had welcomed their daughter, Ariel, and have just...

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Hi, everyone. I’m Joy from Alloy Comics (artwork by the talented Nohra Johnston, who goes by Deenosars on IG and Twitter). Thank you for your support on our 3 previous posts (part 1, part 2, part 3), which were all featured on the homepage of Bored Panda, accumulating over 240K views collectively!

Parenting is a unique, exciting, challenging experience. Every child is different, and so is every parent. But that's not to say there aren't some things that happen to most parents. Here are a few comics illustrating some of the shared experiences of parents all over the world!

Hey everyone, I'm Joy! I'm originally from Taiwan, and I'm a math/science teacher by day and comedian/screenwriter by night. I would also love to mention my much-younger part-Jewish "white devil" boy toy Alex who has a job too boring to mention, but I love him anyway. Despite our one-foot height difference and half-inch nose difference, we found happiness in Austin, TX.

Natasha a.k.a. Heartily Art is a mother of 2 little girls who loves drawing all the things she goes through as a parent on a daily basis. However, whether she's talking about her low lunch standards or sleep deprivation, Natasha manages to do so in warm colors. Literally. Her lively yet gentle style juxtaposed with the chaotic reality of raising kids is like a statement that things are the way they are supposed to be and in the end, everything's gonna be fine. Continue scrolling and check…