Parenting is a tough job. From sleepless nights with newborns to talkative toddlers and rebellious teenagers, there’s a lot to deal with. This can weigh heavily on the moms and dads who only want what’s best for their children. When you’re a cartoonist, however, it may also provide inspiration for a hilarious comic. Here are 50 funny parenting comics about parenting struggles from five popular cartoonists.
Fowl Language Comics
The man behind these priceless pieces on parenting is Brian Gordon. As a father of two, he has plenty of inspiration to work with. He is one of the most well-known artists people think of when looking for a comic about parenting struggles.
1. Never Alone

2. Nap-Time Nostalgia

3. Fashion Inspiration

4. No Monday Morning Blues

5. Always a Missing Toy

6. Sleepless Nights

7. They Take Up All the Space

8. Daily Target Fix

9. Too Many Kids & Too Much Coffee

10. Was That Necessary?

11. It’s a Contract

12. You Don’t Need It

13. Five Minutes

Hedger Humor
Adrienne Hedger is another popular cartoonist who makes light of some of the greatest struggles in parenting. Her posts cover everything from breastfeeding to relationships and kids. She is also a freelance writer and an artist for greeting card companies.
14. Taste of Karma

15. Running Errands

16. Kids’ Greatest Problems

17. Utter Disbelief

18. New Hair-Dos

19. Define “Early”

20. Fun Fact

21. Our Stuff Now

22. Mother’s Day

MESSYCOW
Weng Chen describes her MESSYCOW cartoons as comics about her life. Her artwork may resonate best with moms who handle most of the parenting responsibilities in their family.
23. The Balancing Act

24. Successful Sneaking

25. The Passing Time

26. Parent 1 vs Parent 2

27. Happens Every Time

28. So Picky

Becky Barni Comics
If you’re currently raising a newborn, Becky Barnicoat’s comics may seem to speak directly to you. You can find most of her comics on her Instagram page. She also does work for Nextflix Family, Buzzfeed, and The New Yorker.
29. Mastered By the Kids

30. Extra Work for the Mailman

31. Toys for the Baby

32. A True Transformation

33. The First Baby vs The Second Baby

34. Expectation vs Reality

35. Don’t Zoom In

36. Getting to Know People After Kids

37. A Mother’s Blind Eye
