Shit Parents Say
Time for some more humor with shit parents say when kids go back to school.
It’s back to school time for a lot of parents across the country and the moms in this video pretty much sum up the back to school experience.
This is a huge video collaboration between a bunch of bloggers, but you can find the video here at Baby Gizmo: Sh*t Parents Say at Back to School Time
Summer holidays can seem to drag on and as they come to an end there is the horror of getting ready for school. Uniforms and shoes, books and pencils, lunchboxes and probably new socks and underwear.
There is a definite drain on the purse strings and this on the back of endless spending keeping the little loves entertained over the holidays.
Celebrate Kids Going Back To School
There is always a sense of joy with the school year looming. However there is also a lot of organising for the year ahead.
These ladies are hilarious with the shit parents say about their kids and getting ready for a return to school.
The list is a who’s-who of well-known mom bloggers that participate in the video.
Contributors To Shit Parents Say At Back To School Time
Many video collaborators are great and if you want to read their blogs, watch their videos or follow their musings here are their links:
Ciaran Blumenfeld – blog: Momfluential.com
Kim Orlando – blog: TravelingMom.com
Mandy Otis – blog: WordsbytheGlass.com
Melissa Angert – blog: All Things Chic
Sami Cone – blog: SamiCone.com
Brianne Manz – blog: StrollerintheCity.com
Kelly Whalen – blog: The Centsible Life
Conclusion
We hope you got a good belly laugh at these ladies and the shit parents say at back to school time.
After a long summer with kids always around there is joy in looking ahead to them being someone else’s responsibility. At least for most of the day!

With an educational background Alana loves the science behind child development. Her passion is the way in which children learn and grow. After an accident that ended her career as a teacher she has dedicated herself to studying child development. She has been learning styles to help influence teachers with the needs of different children. She hopes to one day have a big impact in this space and we are so lucky to have her as part of our writing team. Alana is mum to 3 young adults and loves being a big part in their life.