Emma Grede

Our kids are not a project.

They are their own human beings.

And guess what?

They can figure it out.

They need love and they need guidance and they need to know that when stuff goes wrong, they can come to their mom and have a cuddle and I'm going to listen to them.

They do not need me to usher them through every little moment of their life.

If some shit goes down in school, I don't need to speak to that parent.

I'm like, figure it out.

Talk to the kid.

Like, you're having a hard moment.

Like, you know, I need the teachers to do their job and I need the lunch ladies to do their job and I need the doctors to do their job.

And by the way, I need the dad to do his job too and the rest of the family.

But it cannot be the sole preserve of a mother to get the kids from A to Z and to worry about what they're eating, what they're doing, what their intake is, what their, you know, after school stuff is.

It's like, guys, it's not that deep.

Nobody needs like sandwiches cut into heart shapes.

Nobody.

Fuck that.

Not one person.

Add the emails from the school.

I can't.