Comics about children and parents Brian draws alreadymore than ten years and without embellishment, but with humor tells about how the life of newly-made moms and dads actually looks. Are you worried that only your child is not perfect, and that all familiar tots are just gold? Look through the comics and you will understand that all young parents go through the same thing.
A photo: Eksmo Publishing House - My wife and I were overjoyed, waiting for the birth of our first child, says Brian. - We read a lot of books about how to become good parents, completed special courses and were sure that we were fully prepared. However, we were greatly mistaken. A few months later, when at four in the morning I was carrying the inconsolable lump of screaming charm in his room, I thought that all this was far less magical than I had been promised. Although the courses told us about regurgitation and breastfeeding, we were not taught to deal with lack of sleep, fatigue, and destructive self-doubt, which, together with the child, came to us from the maternity hospital. When I began to share our problems with other parents, something that I had always been so afraid of happened: a complicated child was only with us. We were the only ones who had difficulty with the role of parents. It seemed that everyone else had a wonderful time with their perfect babies. Just starting to publish comics about my fears and disappointments, I realized that I was not alone. As it turned out, most people are just nasty cheaters. No one wants to admit that their child is not perfect and that they do not always like the role of a parent. No one wants to admit defeat. Then I realized that every parent is a little scared: no one knows for sure how to do the right thing. It turns out that we all (yes, even you, vile deceivers) are just coming up with the best way to act. I hope that this comic book collection will at least reassure parents who occasionally feel haggard. Do not worry guys! You are not alone. True. You will never be alone. Just try to take a bath alone, and you will understand what I mean.
