In December, we are all reminded that Christmas is approaching and that another year is about to end, and it’s time for a proper recapitulation. 

Bloom is a comics artist whose works are mostly inspired by wintertime and all the silly and unpleasant things girls experience when the temperatures drop. For example, weight gain is definitely not working in their favor, as well as the more regular and more pronounced mood swings.  

Her comics also portray the differences between expectations and reality in regard to what December will look like. We expect to be done with all of our obligations and get busy with fun stuff like decorating the Christmas tree, while in reality, we are often stuck writing the last batch of reports for the university or catching up on undone business for the ongoing year. 

As 2019 comes close to its end, we suggest getting under that blanket and having a nice laugh with Boom’s original comics! 

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Her comic, turned into a colorful book, is aimed at young kids and their parents. “Feminist Baby is very much for babies,” she told Parents Magazine. “It’s colorful and fun and certainly doesn’t explain all the nuances of feminism. That said, it’s one of the only books ever to try to introduce feminism to babies.”

“People don’t realize how important early reading is,” explains Brantz. “It’s in just the simple things throughout the book, like Feminist Baby saying ‘no’ to things and being proud of being smart is SO IMPORTANT for children to see.”

Girl power turned into baby power? We’re all for it!

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In December, we are all reminded that Christmas is approaching and that another year is about to end, and it’s time for a proper recapitulation. 

Bloom is a comics artist whose works are mostly inspired by wintertime and all the silly and unpleasant things girls experience when the temperatures drop. For example, weight gain is definitely not working in their favor, as well as the more regular and more pronounced mood swings.  

Her comics also portray the differences between expectations and reality in regard to what December will look like. We expect to be done with all of our obligations and get busy with fun stuff like decorating the Christmas tree, while in reality, we are often stuck writing the last batch of reports for the university or catching up on undone business for the ongoing year. 

As 2019 comes close to its end, we suggest getting under that blanket and having a nice laugh with Boom’s original comics! 

The post Short Hilarious Comics About Girls’ Winter Problems appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Her comic, turned into a colorful book, is aimed at young kids and their parents. “Feminist Baby is very much for babies,” she told Parents Magazine. “It’s colorful and fun and certainly doesn’t explain all the nuances of feminism. That said, it’s one of the only books ever to try to introduce feminism to babies.”

“People don’t realize how important early reading is,” explains Brantz. “It’s in just the simple things throughout the book, like Feminist Baby saying ‘no’ to things and being proud of being smart is SO IMPORTANT for children to see.”

Girl power turned into baby power? We’re all for it!

The post This Comic Strip Introduces Feminism to Babies appeared first on MobiSpirit.