A mom gives a profanity-filled pep talk to parents who feel guilty about screen time, late bedtimes, and skipped teeth-brushing. She says you're still a great mom anyway, and that normalizing these everyday slip-ups helps raise resilient kids.
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since I became a mom, that's what I was meant to be, you know? Like, I'm a fucking good mom. I'm gonna flex. You deserve to flex too if you're listening. Your mom, you're a fucking good mom, dude. Miss Rachel's on a couple hours a day, who the fuck cares? Bluey's on for a minute, who cares? You're still a great mom. Chicken nuggets for lunch, fuck it, you're a great mom. Later bedtime, TV screen before bed, you're a great mom. Forgot to brush their teeth, you're still a great mom. Wearing the same pajamas? You're still a great mom. Had a wet diaper for a couple hours, you forgot to change them? You're still a great mom. And we need more great moms to help raise more great kids.