Favorite Parenting Humor Books

Cherisse Harris said:  Scott Benner shifts the tides of traditional gender roles as he gives a first-hand account of what it's like to be a stay-at-home dad. Some of the topics covered include: sex after babies, working a side job while parenting, dealing with gender preconceptions, and of course, doing endless laundry. Scott's hilarious confessional writing reveals how rewarding yet exhausting raising children can be.

Cherisse Harris said:  Let's face it... sometimes our children's behavior makes us want to drink, and Jennifer Todryk literally wrote the book on coping. From a rundown of the best wines for each parental situation to a true love for all-things wine, this is the perfect read for moms and dads in need of a little me-time. The book boasts a fold-out Periodic Table of W(h)ine, so you can record all of the recommended wines (and accompanying rotten behaviors) that you've experienced.

Vanessa M. said:  Ben Falcone, actor and husband of actress Melissa McCarthy, authors this funny and intimate look at fatherhood from his own experiences raising two daughters, as well as life lessons he learned from his own father. Because we can all agree being a dad is weird, this book may be just the thing to make you see the lighter and weirder side of being a father.

Cherisse Harris said:  If you're a Star Wars fan with kids (or kids on the way), you must read this book from Jeffrey Brown! Not only is it funny, but it has the characters you love going through real-life parenting experiences in a galaxy far, far away. A must-have!

Cherisse Harris said:  Jenny Schoberl says what most parents are thinking when their kids are giving them a hard time. In her laugh-out-loud book, she discusses how stressful parenting can be, but also how happy she is to be a mom. You can't help but laugh with her as she goes through her crazy experiences.

Cherisse Harris said:  McKinley Rich lets you in on the truth about becoming a first-time parent and some of her own experiences regarding in-laws, competition amongst mom friends, and trying to be the perfect parent while also maintaining her own identity.