Clubs To Cribs: A Degenerates Guide to Parenthood

Does your kid have an Instagram? Do you run an Instagram for your kid? Why do you do it? Are you starting your child an Instagram so that they have the clout that you did not? Are you starting your child a Instagram so that they can make money? Who is supposed to make the money in your family... you, or your child? This is my opinion of Instagram, and children's Instagram!

Life may not always be nice but life is always attainable. This episode taps into all of my mental disorders that I face and have dealt with my entire life.I have spent some time researching these things that I have faced to help me understand why I am the way that I am and why I do the things that I do. I hope that my experience can help others sort through some of the trials that they face. I also talk about relationships with people who have friends, family members, or children and how to maybe make life a little easier or not seem so impossible sometimes. Mental health is extremely important to me and I want to talk about uncomfortable times that I have faced that people might be able to relate to and realize that they are not alone. Please enjoy!

These 7 things have drastically changed my life and honestly have made me a better mom and less of a degenerate. They will make most people laugh at how lame and simple they are but hopefully there are some of you out there that might be able to get something positive out of this and might be able better your life in anyway.

You cant have a podcast called "A Degenerates Guide to Parenthood" without having some very degenerate stories. Here is a couple of stories that I have experienced before (and sadly after) that I became a mom. I am sure that I will do another one of these episodes further down the road because of the unfortunate amount of degenerate stories that I have. The ending of this episode has a very lame way of explaining why I decided to share these stories. To be honest though, all of these sad experiences shaped me into who I am today and whether thats a good thing or a bad thing Im not really sure but I have kept me kid alive for almost four years now so I am going to pat myself on the back. Ultimately, these are the semi mild stories of my party days and so if a human that goes through these things can be a mom then anyone can. Try to love those around you who are doing ratchet things or doing things that are clearly a cry for attention or love. Dont love them for the things they are doing to get attention but love them just for who they are. They need it.

MOM Shaming- JUST STOP DOING IT EVER!!!!! Motherhood is hard enough1 Lets not make it harder for each other! Every single circumstance of parenthood is so specific and so different that no one has any right to say anything about how someone parents or how someone gets this thankless, exhausting job done. Please enjoy my opinion on how we should treat other parents and how we should thank the mothers around whether they are in our life or not. Please enjoy!!!