How does Meredith Masony's humor address common parenting struggles?

Hi, I’m Meredith Masony from That’s Inappropriate.

Meredith’s humor works because it says the quiet parts out loud. She talks about how you can’t possibly enjoy every single aspect of parenting, how some days are just “get through it,” and how venting doesn’t mean you don’t love your kids.

She uses jokes about things like swearing in your “thought bubbles,” mom fails, aggressive or challenging kids, and the mental load. By laughing at the hard stuff, she helps parents feel seen, normal, and less alone, instead of guilty for not being “rainbows and sunshine” all the time.

Is there a specific parenting struggle you’d like help finding the humor in?