Being a parent author is a journey of self-discovery and storytelling. As parents, we have the opportunity to write about our own experiences and share them with the world. We can use our writing to express our feelings and thoughts, while also learning more about ourselves in the process.
“I’m freaked out and scared and worried and having trouble navigating this, whether it’s work or relationship, and [the kids] are too! But I have to tell them it’s okay.” -Jake Hajer, Gonzo Parent Here are some tips to help you avoid pandemic parenting altogether, or at least to recover faster if you find
Our real-life parents will talk truth about parenting in a round table environment where they’ll discuss the hidden challenges of being a parent, talk about the things that perfect parents would never talk about, share their best parenting tips & tricks, and of course their most epic Gonzo Parenting moments.
As we are coming out of the pandemic, it’s easy to feel like we’re doing everything wrong. We’re constantly tired, we’re stressed, and sometimes it feels like our only redeeming quality is that we were born with parenting genes and therefore are genetically predisposed to rock parenting (in some way hopefully).
Parenting is the toughest commitment we can ever make. Kids are crazy. They act in the weirdest ways possible which results in an utter shitshow in our parenting journey. And it’s not even about how they throw tantrums and throw fits.
As we can imagine, with the world falling apart all around us, and our kids being cloistered in by live-in teachers, it’s a bit of a challenge to get an education going.
