Toddlers Are A**holes

The book's blunt humor really resonated, making me wonder what personal experiences or observations led to this honest portrayal.

It felt like a breath of fresh air to see such raw honesty mixed with comedy. Did the humor make others feel less alone in the chaos?

The title is provocative, but I think it also challenges the guilt parents might feel. Did it shift anyone’s perspective on toddler misbehavior?