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Are You a Suburban Mom?


You might be a suburban mom if ... 

Your full-time job is unpaid volunteer at your children's school.

You've taken a crossfit, barre, hot yoga, pole dancing, kettlebell, or aqua zumba class.

You've ever adopted a vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, or paleo diet -- and it had nothing to do with allergies.

The people who work at the checkout at Target know your cycle.

You think yoga pants can be worn anywhere -- including formal events.

You pay hundreds of dollars a week to attend music, art, and gym classes to "socialize" your newborn baby.

You have a chandelier in your laundry room.

You have a home-based sales business where you sell makeup, cooking utensils, pre-packaged food, sex toys, or handbags out of the trunk of your minivan.


You go to the gym and put your kid in the childcare while you drink coffee and check your email in the cafe.

You ever used a Groupon for vagazzling, eyelash extensions, or Botox.

Your eight-year-old is a "competitive" athlete.

You buy wine and organic produce in bulk.

You have a blog.

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32 comments:

  1. Hilarious! Punctuating it with "You have a blog" caught me off guard and now I have to clean coffee off of my computer monitor.

    Well played!

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  2. You drive your kids the less than a mile to school, and wait in the 30 min drop off line, in perfect weather...maybe that's just a so cal thing. .. ;)

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    1. Oh my god, yes!!!!! We do that here in Kansas too.

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    2. Ha ha- My husband and I just commented on this! They will even get there 30 min. before drop off and just sit there so they are first in line! We are in IL.

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    3. You drive your kid to the bus stop that is only 5 houses away from your house...

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  4. You have a formal dining room decorated to the "Pinterest 9's" but all you meals are eaten at the breakfast bar or in a car driving to scouts, music lesson, sports practice, etc!

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  5. Sheltering suburban mom!

    http://www.smosh.com/smosh-pit/photos/best-of-the-sheltering-suburban-mom-meme

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  6. you've ever had/thought about having a potty party or any other party to celebrate trivial mile stones in your child's life.

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  7. Busted!
    Oh, and discussed every phase your kid is going through even though it's not unique or interesting to anyone else. Guilty!

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  8. Anonymous12:41

    hmmm, I think I fall under red neck mom not living in a mobile home park. I used to. (queue "Moving On Up")

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  9. You own a 7+ person car but ride with others on group trips because you don't want to struggle with the car seats.

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  10. ...if you don't understand why people want to punch you in the throat for doing all these things!

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  11. You can't wear your yoga pants everywhere? You are joking right?

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    1. I know right? I'm like, "Hey, at least it's not pajamas!"

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  12. You ride in the backseat with your baby while your husband drives.

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    1. OMG My son is 17 years old now and I was guilty riding with my "baby" who was actually 3 or 4. LOL

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  13. You use car magnets to prove to other drivers how much more awesome/busy/stressed you are with sports, church, vacation spots, schools, and clubs.

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  14. You consider a cell call from someone on a committee you chair a reasonable emergency/excuse to interupt a conversation over coffee with a friend.

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  15. You or any home within three houses from yours fills their recycle bin weekly with wine bottles.

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  16. Anonymous22:10

    * you are in at least one book club in which the book is the topic of discussion for less than 10 minutes and your kids and other moms for the rest.

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  17. You're in the process of getting a tramp stamp removed. "Just 6 more treatments and my 'dat ass' tattoo is practically invisible!"

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  18. Anonymous12:05

    You changed the saying to, "it's 2:30 somewhere" and think that's an acceptable time to start drinking wine, especially if there's a storm...or it's dark out early...or...yeah...always.

    www.crybabysoup.org

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  19. Shit! I'm all of these! Wait. Nope. I don't have a chandelier in my laundry room or a home run shopping business.

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  20. So true, lol. But I don't sell jewelry or purses from my car, I sell wine. Winning!

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  21. Have ever filled a prescription for Prozac for your dog.

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  22. This piece is HILARIOUS... and the comments are also a hoot. (My favorite? Puppy Prozac.)

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