One wrong move and people are quick to judge mothers. Take for example, the supposed hate against mothers who choose NOT to breastfeed their children..

Yes, breastfeeding is good, but that doesn’t mean that mothers who choose not to do it should be chastised for their choice. After all, there is no definite guideline on what makes a woman a good mother. What’s important is that a mother tries to be one.

Frustrated by the number of negative comments she gets, one mother decided to channel that negativity into something positive.

The result is the Debi and Bebi comic series where a mother illustrates the hardships that a lot of mothers such as herself have to go through on a daily basis.

From judgemental strangers to sleepless nights, any mother out there can definitely relate to this comic series.

Be sure to scroll down below to see exactly what we mean.

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“He is my first child and I never imagined that being a mom is such hard work,” Sobol shared on Bored Panda. “But as it turned out, you can have quite a lot of fun even when your life is turned upside down by the little man. When you sink into your daily routine, the best you can do is laugh. I laugh at situations and at myself and it helps me to stay afloat in this sea of merciless motherhood.”

At the beginning, the artist used her smartphone for drawing, which turned out to be uncomfortable, but she couldn’t use drawing tools because her son required maximum attention.

“Now, my son is almost three years old and I feel relieved,” she added. “He doesn’t spend all the time in my arms, he can play on his own, he can say what he wants and he can make jokes although he doesn’t realize when he says something funny.”

All of her comics are based or inspired by real stories that happened in her family. Scroll down and check them out. Follow the arrows to see her comics in English.

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One wrong move and people are quick to judge mothers. Take for example, the supposed hate against mothers who choose NOT to breastfeed their children..

Yes, breastfeeding is good, but that doesn’t mean that mothers who choose not to do it should be chastised for their choice. After all, there is no definite guideline on what makes a woman a good mother. What’s important is that a mother tries to be one.

Frustrated by the number of negative comments she gets, one mother decided to channel that negativity into something positive.

The result is the Debi and Bebi comic series where a mother illustrates the hardships that a lot of mothers such as herself have to go through on a daily basis.

From judgemental strangers to sleepless nights, any mother out there can definitely relate to this comic series.

Be sure to scroll down below to see exactly what we mean.

The post Artist Turns Crazy Motherhood Moments Into Relatable Comics appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“He is my first child and I never imagined that being a mom is such hard work,” Sobol shared on Bored Panda. “But as it turned out, you can have quite a lot of fun even when your life is turned upside down by the little man. When you sink into your daily routine, the best you can do is laugh. I laugh at situations and at myself and it helps me to stay afloat in this sea of merciless motherhood.”

At the beginning, the artist used her smartphone for drawing, which turned out to be uncomfortable, but she couldn’t use drawing tools because her son required maximum attention.

“Now, my son is almost three years old and I feel relieved,” she added. “He doesn’t spend all the time in my arms, he can play on his own, he can say what he wants and he can make jokes although he doesn’t realize when he says something funny.”

All of her comics are based or inspired by real stories that happened in her family. Scroll down and check them out. Follow the arrows to see her comics in English.

The post Artist Makes Hilarious Comics About Motherhood appeared first on MobiSpirit.