Right, But How Do We KNOW Someone Is A “Good Mom?”

An interesting little question.

For a dude that hath never and probably will never make someone a biological mom, I think about motherhood a lot, and potentially even too much. Here’s (humble brag) one of my better ones:

The False Emancipation Of Motherhood

As such, I come across stuff like this and find it interesting:

Pretty White Moms in Their Pretty White Houses

If you get into that post, which is about the culture of “Mom-Fluencers” — loosely defined, that’s people who monetize their children and motherhood — you come to some interesting sections.

Here’s one:

Perhaps the most interesting aspect about Ballerina Farm (and her immense popularity) to me is the unquestioned assumption that she’s a “good mom.”…