#mummyjacking

[johnlockismyreligion]

“I Teach Swimming To Kids For Free. Mom Demands That I Teach Her Son Exclusively And Give Her The Money”

When you're a kind enough person to volunteer your own time in order to help kids learn to swim, the least you should expect is a little gratitude. However, there is a certain kind of person out there that can't appreciate kindness for what it is, choosing to see it as a weakness to be exploited instead.

“And you wonder why the kid has anxiety”, commet of the year.

[anzacdayselfies]

Mummyjacking: Won’t stop/can’t stop.

[randomlycastle]

Help re mummyjacking pls?

I've got a daughter (she's absolutely amazing, I love her to bits) and a sister-in-law is currently pregnant. She just posted on her FB about how she got the chance to sleep, but she's still exhausted. A couple of her friends posted things like "get used to it" and "enjoy it while you can".

I hate when people did that to me. So flipping much. And I'm so paranoid that I'm going to do the same thing!

So, what are some things you do to avoid mummyjacking (if you're a parent), or what are some mummyjacking things you absolutely hate seeing?