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Celebrate the many-splendored triumphs, tantrums, and "did that really just happen?" moments of motherhood in this hilarious collection of vintage-with-a-twist art and wit from the bestselling queen of women's humor, Anne Taintor.
Are you still looking for that village where people help raise your children? Are you too young for a minivan? Are they growing up so fast . . . and yet somehow not nearly fast enough? Welcome to motherhood.
Sure, being a mom comes with plenty of "oh hell no" moments. But it also brings unexpected joys-like discovering that napping isn't just for toddlers anymore, mastering the phrase "because I'm the mother, that's why," and realizing that threatening to dance in public may be your greatest parenting tool.
Pairing vintage artwork with her signature sharp and relatable humor, Anne Taintor perfectly captures the chaos, love, exhaustion, and absurdity of raising kids. Funny, sarcastic, and sympathetic, Didn't I Just Feed Them Yesterday? proves that being a mother is a lot easier when you remember to laugh.
Celebrate the many-splendored triumphs, tantrums, and "did that really just happen?" moments of motherhood in this hilarious collection of vintage-with-a-twist art and wit from the bestselling queen of women's humor, Anne Taintor.
Are you still looking for that village where people help raise your children? Are you too young for a minivan? Are they growing up so fast . . . and yet somehow not nearly fast enough? Welcome to motherhood.
Sure, being a mom comes with plenty of "oh hell no" moments. But it also brings unexpected joys-like discovering that napping isn't just for toddlers anymore, mastering the phrase "because I'm the mother, that's why," and realizing that threatening to dance in public may be your greatest parenting tool.
Pairing vintage artwork with her signature sharp and relatable humor, Anne Taintor perfectly captures the chaos, love, exhaustion, and absurdity of raising kids. Funny, sarcastic, and sympathetic, Didn't I Just Feed Them Yesterday? proves that being a mother is a lot easier when you remember to laugh.
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