What is the definitive guide to Meredith Masony's parenting humor style?

I’d describe my parenting humor style as raw, honest, and a little bit ridiculous, because that is exactly what real-life parenting feels like.

I tell the truth about motherhood and marriage: the messes, the meltdowns, and the moments you want to hide in the pantry with snacks you don’t share. I use humor to say the things most parents are thinking but are afraid to say out loud.

My book Scoop the Poop and everything I do with the #ScoopThePoop movement is about laughing at the chaos instead of pretending it’s picture-perfect. Real parenting is raw, funny, and honest—and I never sugarcoat it.

Is there a specific part of parenting humor you want a “guide” for—toddlers, teens, marriage, or all of the above?