Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for September 24, 2011

You may have somehow done it together.

There’s no lifeguard, at the gene pool.

Grandma

Right, look for someone to blame. Maybe there’s plenty of blame to go around.

Both are to blame as they both chose to have children! Better to enjoy the children while they are still young. As they age, the children will become far less appealing.

Some parents would agree with you Rx71Wm29. My two I survived the childhood into adulthood now.

No blame anywhere. No guilt.

I like Luci,, first panel, anger (gas) 2nd panel shock (ready to eliminate) 3rd panel questioning ( did I just soil myself?)

Lin GeeWhiz is right — no blame, no guilt. That’s just NORMAL with two working parents and two kids, even if one parent works at home. I have a list of things I never expected to say but did. One of them is “Why is the baby yellow?” (Answer: Don’t worry, Mom, it’s washable marker.)

Both of you.

When stuff happens, the best thing to do, and to teach your kids is, deal with it. Why cry over spilled milk. Grab the paper towels and clean it up. And when the kids are old enough, “let” them help.

Well, if your lucky both of you. I think your family looks great! Dad helping mom, mom helping dad, both showing love and affection for each other and the kids, kids look happy and well adjusted (and yes they do). So no worries

Remember Proverbs 22:6

Actually Max is Wally’s stepson, so you can’t blame Wally for his genes. .Now, Lucy being a potty-mouth… since when can Lucy speak?