Parenting Standards… Lowered. | Anna Lane on MomCave LIVE

Dear Parents I Used to Nanny For,

Twenty years, twenty pounds, and a marriage and two kids ago, I was your nanny. And I judged you. My parenting standards were based on unrealistic expectations. I knew nothing of the shit storm that is parenting. While I made bewildered mental notes about the state of your home, the behavior of your children, and your fashion choices, you were keeping actual human beings alive. I apologize.

Anna Lane of Misadventures in Motherhood

I have seen the light. And so has Anna Lane, who is our next guest on MomCave LIVE.  Since actually birthing babies, Anna and I have both lowered our parenting standards.  Like WAY lowered. Anna is a former standup comedian, Los Angeles editor for Stroller Traffic, and blogs at Misadventures in Motherhood. Watch us as we talk about our ahem… adjusted parenting standards.

Parenting Standards… Lowered | Anna Lane/Misadventures of Motherhood on MomCave LIVE 

This episode’s giveaway is adorable bandanna bibs from Bazzle Baby. Check out these photos of Jen’s lil one rockin’ a Bazzle and enter below.

Bazzle Baby Bandana Bib Giveaway

• About
• Latest Posts

Jen

Jennifer Weedon Palazzo is the creator/writer/and producer of Mom Cave TV, an online network of comedy shows for moms including Slummy Mummy, Double Leche, Blabbermom, and MomCave LIVE. She's a working actress in NYC who has appeared in films, commercials, and some very off-off Broadway plays. When she’s not writing about the funny side of being a mom (for blogs like Scary Mommy and Mamalode) Jennifer can be found eating Reese’s Cups while furiously bidding on vintage clothing on eBay. She lives with her husband, Evan, bandleader of The Hot Sardines and two spirited children.

Latest posts by Jen (see all)

• Easy Halloween Costumes for Moms | SLACKER MOM’s Guide to Halloween - September 24, 2017
• Elementary School Parents: 19 Kinds You’ll Find in Every School - September 20, 2017
• You’ll Never Believe all the Crap in This Messy Mom Car - September 18, 2017

Comments