For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for August 26, 2012

Where’s John; at a dental convention?

And people ask me why I don’t want kids!

When I was younger and still went to work, that would have bothered me. Now that my kids are grown and gone and I have retired, I miss that closeness. I think this is just too precious. Enjoy as much snuggling with your kids as possible ‘cause when it’s gone it’s gone and you will miss it.

I miss those days.

face it mom, you are not going to get any more sleep so just turn overon your back and suggle with time for a few minutes and then get up……or when you start snuggling, they might go back to sleep……shhhhhhhhh.

Once a person has decided to be a parent, I suggest the following. She needs to lay on her back, snuggle both kids in close, tell them in a loving whisper-“No talking or back to your bed.”, and in five minutes they’ll be sleeping, in ten minutes you’ll be sleeping, in twenty years and more, you’ll be remembering this as a great morning.Respectfully,C.

How intelligent of that baby to think of that!!! She is obviously very smart, and keyword here…she is a baby!!!!!! Also she is a female……but of course! Some people cannot handle smart women!!! heheheheheh

When we did this on a weekend morning with my father, it awakened the “Tickle Monster” and ended in a wrestling match in the bed.

Who would want to be on the side that has that sour looking face on it?

Thanx- you’ve gotten me thru another lonely Sunday morning.

What are you? A child beater? All she wants is a snuggle from her mom! Why are you reading this comic if you don’t like children anyway?

My three kids did this when they were little. My youngest, as a toddler, would jump out of his crib and land on me. You have to enjoy these days while they’re little.

Really??

So sweet. So true… both in the continual challenge over fair or favorite and also the bottom line that the face is far more important than space.

Been there!

I suspect that some of the comments refer back to some comments that have been deleted, leaving us not knowing what the original comment was?

If you have kids, you won’t have anything else.But, if you don’t – well you miss out on grandkids.(And they aren’t underfoot 24/7)

If your parents did not have kids, chances are you won’t either.