“Wondering why something so natural can be so painful”… Breastfeeding is a learned art, not always coming naturally, like many other aspects of parenthood. What would help the mother in your latest cartoon would be to sit in a chair where her arms rest, so that she’s not supporting the weight of the baby from her shoulders – a sure way to get shoulder and neck pain. Mother needs to be comfortable first and then baby fit in with her body. Hope this helps to reduce the pain.

… offensive to people who happen to be fat. The thought of a Mother being impressed by their child engaging in fat-shaming or any other prejudicial behaviour makes me feel sad.

Still laughing at the cartoon of the mum dishing out sausages “knowing you can always count on sausages” so true!!

I have been cutting your cartoons out of the Christchurch Press for ages to send to my adult daughters who have young ones; always an “out loud laugh”. Only today I have I thought to go into your website. I’m off to buy the book. When my older daughter (aged 3ish) and I were in the bank one day; she asked very loudly “Why is that lady fat Mummy?” Everyone heard her! Too late for “shshing”; to this day I am amazed at my casual quick response: “”

“People come in all shapes and sizes darling”!!! Keep up the great work.

I love your cartoons which are displays in the West Australians “”seven days””.”

Please make some cartoons viewable on your website.

I love you to bits bruther!