26 Awesome Comics Proving That Motherhood Is A Never-Ending Adventure, As Shared By An Artist Online

Many women online find her comedy to be relatable and relevant.

Some people think motherhood is all soft smiles and peaceful naps, and then reality shows up with a broken cup, cosmic-speed nail growth, and a baby who needs you every second. This is the kind of chaos Yulia Enslinger turns into comics, and once you see her panels, you cannot unsee how “everything seems better” can still be followed by “oh…no. Poor mom!”

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Yulia balances being a mother with being an artist, and that juggling act is exactly what makes her cartoons hit so hard. One minute she’s laughing at weekend rest that only another mom would understand, the next she’s drawing how breastfeeding looks from the baby’s perspective, complete with the constant watchfulness that still never feels like enough. It’s her own day-to-day, plus the amusing scenarios other mothers swap with her on Instagram, all stitched into one never-ending adventure.

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Here’s the full story, in comic form, starting with the moments that make moms laugh and panic at the same time.

1. Everything seems better

1. Everything seems betterjulcheck_
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2. Freedom!

2. Freedom!julcheck_
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3. Haha…That’s reality

3. Haha…That’s realityjulcheck_

4. Do all moms do it, or am I mistaken?

4. Do all moms do it, or am I mistaken?julcheck_

5. This is because of him

5. This is because of himjulcheck_

That “Everything seems better” vibe flips fast when her son’s nails start growing like they’re running on a cosmic schedule.

Additionally, Yulia's cartoons encourage expectant mothers and serve as a reminder of that "golden time" for others. Everything is based on her own experiences with her child.

Because of this, many women find her comedy to be relatable and relevant. Check out more of her works below.

6. Thanks!

Comic panel showing a mother marveling at her son’s fast-growing nails.julcheck_

7. Basically, my son’s nails grow at a cosmic speed. Or it just seems that way to me.

7. Basically, my son’s nails grow at a cosmic speed. Or it just seems that way to me.julcheck_

8. Wow!

Comic panel where a broken cup triggers unexpected parenting mishap moments.julcheck_

9. I didn’t expect that a favorite broken cup could knock me off the wagon.

9. I didn’t expect that a favorite broken cup could knock me off the wagon.julcheck_

10. A recent interaction from our life

10. A recent interaction from our lifejulcheck_

This is similar to a struggling sister debating whether to contribute to her sister’s baby shower fund.

11. A life hack for moms

11. A life hack for momsjulcheck_

12. But sometimes it happens… idyll.

12. But sometimes it happens… idyll.julcheck_

13. That’s how a mom rests on the weekend

13. That’s how a mom rests on the weekendjulcheck_

14. Only mom understands

14. Only mom understandsjulcheck_

15. So scared

15. So scaredjulcheck_

17. LOL! That’s a solution

17. LOL! That’s a solutionjulcheck_

18. I’m coming, baby

18. I’m coming, babyjulcheck_

19. How?

Comic panel with a parent saying “I’m coming, baby,” amid childcare chaos.julcheck_

20. DON’T…

Comic panel about teaching a baby without getting hurt, followed by calming down.julcheck_

21. Teaching the baby without getting hurt — I’ve never heard of that.

21. Teaching the baby without getting hurt — I’ve never heard of that.julcheck_

22. Calming now

22. Calming nowjulcheck_

23. The other day I wondered how breastfeeding looks from the baby’s perspective.

23. The other day I wondered how breastfeeding looks from the baby’s perspective.julcheck_

24. You need to keep an eye on them constantly. But sometimes even that is not enough.

24. You need to keep an eye on them constantly. But sometimes even that is not enough.julcheck_

25. It is an unforgettable sign

25. It is an unforgettable signjulcheck_

26. Oh…no. Poor mom!

26. Oh…no. Poor mom!julcheck_

Then comes the favorite broken cup moment, the one that proves you can be minding your business and still get knocked off your “wagon.”

Next, she brings in the big scary real-life scene, the “DON’T…” warning, plus the classic mom dilemma of teaching the baby without getting hurt.

And just when you think the weekend is safe, the “Oh…no. Poor mom!” ending shows up, because even “calming now” can turn into chaos in seconds.

Yulia Enslinger finds it challenging to balance being a mother and an artist. Her paintings, however, allow us to witness her love for her kids.

On her Instagram page, Yulia and other mothers can interact and discuss amusing scenarios that arise when caring for and playing with children.

Motherhood never stops, and Yulia’s comics make sure you laugh while it’s happening.

Want the baby-shower guilt spiral? Read about pregnancy forcing someone to skip her best friend’s baby shower.

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