Artists Illustrated Everyday Moments of Motherhood in 30+ Relatable Comics

Motherhood is full of one-of-a-kind moments that are hard to put into words. On the other hand, they say that a picture is worth a thousand words, and these artists managed to capture some of the more intense moments of motherhood in just a few frames. These will make you laugh, cry, and shudder at some of those long, sleepless nights all over again.

Welcome to the World!

Being pregnant and then giving birth is an arduous task on your body. It takes a toll, but people go through it for a reason, usually because they want to welcome a child into the world.

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So, while the first few moments of motherhood might be painful and full of tears for everyone involved, there's a part of you that wants to jump up and show your baby to the world! After all, there's no way to describe quite how special they feel to you.

You Sacrifice So Much for Them

You do so much for your children, from cooking to cleaning and just about every single aspect of their basic needs, especially when they're really young. So, why not take on some of the better jobs that could go with it to?

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After all, who knows when your archnemesis will strike and try to poison your family, like some sort of Game of Thrones plotline. It's best to nip that in the bud and just work as the royal taste-tester as well.

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You love your kids, but sometimes, you just need a moment to yourself. It's not that you don't want to be around them; it's just hard to wrangle a small child and enjoy a cup of coffee.

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This comic shows us how you can use your fully developed motor skills against your toddler to snag just a few seconds of peace. Then again, there are a few ways that they can get you down. Not to mention, his motor skills are going to catch up really soon.

An Inspiration for Redecoration

There are some ways that you decorate your home that change over the years to suit you and, later, your family's needs. For instance, when you live alone, plants can sit on low surfaces.

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With a baby, that's a good way for them to get torn up, dumped out, or even eaten. So, it makes sense that the plants would be a little more elevated than they were before your little bundle of joy arrived, along with motherhood.