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Calling all parents: This is your sign to take that night off already. Stop being so nervous to hire that babysitter. They don't actually sit on the baby. Or call up your mom, she raised you, didn't she? Okay, maybe don't think about that too hard, but you are alive, so you can trust her to keep you kin breathing. It's such a weird torturous dilemma when you're a parent—that guilt you feel that makes you never ever want to leave your child's side, battling out with that person in you who is begging you to take them out for a little fun again, you know, like you used to do! Well, we're here to tell you that those feelings are valid, but you really can do both. You can be a caring parent who bonds with their baby, while also taking time for themselves. To care for yourself is important. If you don't take care of yourself, how can you be expected to care for someone else?! You can start small, start by taking time to scroll through these funny parenting memes and then see where it goes from there.
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24 Best Parenting Memes for Witty Moms and Dads Laughing and Parenting the Best They Can All Week (June 8, 2024)
This is your sign to call the babysitter.
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