WATCH: Honey Boo Boo Begs Her Mom June to Go to Rehab
Things aren’t going so well with the June family.
Things aren’t going so well with the June family.
A mom has been receiving a lot of unsolicited, passive-aggressive, and ultimately unwanted advice from her younger sister, who had a baby first. What’s the best way for her to resolve this issue?
When it comes to babies, some families want a brood. Others are “One and Done,” aka “after Kid One, we’re done having kids.” So what do you do if you’re a One-and-Done family, but your family and friends keep pressuring you to have more?
A Mamas Uncut community member recently learned she might be pregnant, and her mother is pushing her to get married in order to secure better medical benefits.
A mom needs help handling a situation in which her 13-year-old stepson constantly bullies her three younger children. The 13-year-old’s father — the mom’s boyfriend — is absolutely no help, she says.
“I had a very Catholic grandmother, and I was raised praying, so that had massive impact.”
A Mamas Uncut community member needs advice about how to handle a tricky situation involving her grandmother-in-law making an offensive remark towards a six-year-old girl. Over on the Mamas Uncut Facebook page, our robust community of moms is always having a conversation about topics that matter. We like to highlight those conversations from time to time. Important questions. Thoughtful answers. This is our Community Questions feature! A member of our community asks: So, tonight we brought dinner to my husband’s grandmother’s house for Easter. She has a mirrored wall next to her table. While we were eating, my 6-year-old daughter was staring at the mirror and making silly faces. My husband’s grandma asked my 6-year-old why she was staring into the mirror. My daughter answered, “because I’m beautiful!” My husband’s grandmother’s said, “You’re lying. I’m looking at you and you’re not.” I was honestly so shocked, and my poor little girl just got quiet and looked at her plate. I looked at my husband and let him know he needed to handle it, because I knew I would be mean if I had to address her since I had already had to tell her earlier in the day to stop harassing my daughter about …
“I’m sorry, but some pictures are not for social media.”
The state failed the children, and Cheyene and her brothers paid the price for it.
“Her dad just said, ‘That’s my princess.'”
“We always just say…”