This Mom's Hilarious Stick Figure Cartoons Highlight The Reality Of Raising Kids
December 11, 2015
Katie Kirby, a proud mother of two little boys, creates hilarious stick-figure cartoons that depict the reality of parenting. She shares her comic strips on her blog, Hurrah For Gin.

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Katie admits she has struggled with many aspects of parenting, which has inspired her to give a real and humorous account of looking after young children.
"I use them to depict the funny/challenging side of parenting, mostly to show other parents they are not alone and everyone goes through the same frustrations with young children."

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"People tell me they make them feel better if they've had a challenging day with the kids. I'm of the opinion that it's better to see the funny side of things and laugh about it than end up feeling down."

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(h/t) Huff Post.
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