I'm just here for the shitshow that is going to be the comments.
How to be a better mother: - Be feminine - Wear dresses - Don’t hit your kids - Enforce boundaries - Be physically active - Don’t tease your kids - Cook your family’s meals - Don’t call your children names - Do not get drunk in front of them - Show up to their games *& cheer*
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Nah, I think the ladies will be supporting this one. The good ones will at least.
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I don’t understand why people repeatedly fall for this anymore. It’s Hopkins syndrome. Don’t give them the satisfaction.
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I'm honestly really confused as to how wearing a dress makes one a better mother. I mean, I like a nice dress now and then, but they certainly aren't a part of my regular wardrobe. Please explain? I'm genuinely curious.
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You kind of answered your question by saying you wear one now and then. Why do you wear one every now and then? Likely because you want to, it looks good on you, and the occasion calls for it. A lot of women wear man clothes 24/7, doesn’t set the right example for the kids.
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I’m sorry but who gave you the authority to tell women how to parent? Being feminine, wearing dresses, and cooking your family’s meals are requirements for no woman. It takes two to bring a child into the world, and last time I checked both men and women are capable of cooking...
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This list is based on observations of a 32 year old male.
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I don't wear makeup, dresses or do anything feminine. Guess I'm not allowed to have kids.
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Not all women conform to the stereotype. I like wearing pants. Rarely wear dresses or skirts if at all. I have a son and was married. Im sure you'll have children xx
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