To think this describes most mum's lives perfectly...

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www.youtube.com/watch?feature=trueview-instream&v=eNVde5HPhYo

I love that. I cringed at the gansta-ness, but it's actually brilliant

Can you get 3 kids in the back of that car then?

Catchy and some of the lines were funny - night waker had me nodding.

But... Staged mess on perfectly clean beautiful home, and lines about diets when the actress has a great figure? (with perfect hair) No.

You can't sing about being tired and dirty when you don't look that way!

my life is nothing like that.

I'm sorry but that made me cringe beyond belief. It seems like an advert made by people who aren't actually parents and are imagining what it might be like. With a middle class 'mother' doing some kind of dodgy rap... (I just hide to hide my head another the duvet and turn off as I couldn't watch anymore )

the words were definitely by people who'd 'been there' or were bothered to find out...

it made me feel quite sad, actually. being a mum is fantastic. where was that in the ad?

Not my life at all but I thought it was very clever.

'Filling up your timeline with my baby news..' Yep, have plenty of friends who do that.

Couldn't make it past 30 seconds.

Cringe!!!

Oh dear. God I hate these ads like the Asda and Morrisons one which moan about motherhood. I don't want to be a whinging harpy banging on about how hard my life is all the time. They don't really come across as people you'd want to be like or be around.

Managed 20 seconds. Sorry.

I usually hate things about 'us busy mums', but funnily I actually really like this.

Although I still just cannot relate to the whole 'stressed mother' thing that I see so much on tv and in real life as well I am the mum of only one very laid back boy though so I have a feeling my time will come Also agree that she is too thin and made up to be genuine!

But a lot of the things referred to in the advert were definitely not things I had ever really thought about before having children (eg. comparing episiotomy stiches, expressing/breastfeeding, soft play) so I think they researched it well. I thought it was a bit 'Mumsnet' actually!

I liked it, actually. A bit cringeworthy in places, but quite true. I agree with showmethetoys it is a bit "Mumsnet".

I quite liked it, though I only watched about half. It was clever, but maybe just bit too clever.

I like this one:

alcibiades that was funny.

Funny - my favourite line: I joined a bookclub just so I could drink some wine'.....

"These holes in my chest."

Fucking vom.

Some bits funny. Some bits a bit, well, 'let's start an AIBU bunfight.'
Are we being watched?

Cringeworthy and unfunny.

Portrays a far more luxurious lifestyle than "most" mums.

And a SAHM I think, which moat aren't.

"Gave up on real food, eat left over fishfingers."

Oh yes. I get that.

Bridget - I thought it was funny because it was fast and frenetic. I have only two DC (who were mostly well-behaved, and are now adults) but I can still recall days when it seemed I was having to herd a whole flock of sheep whilst needing the precision of the average air traffic controller.

The "joining the book club" line is funny, but not the "holes in my chest" which I think is almost offensive.

I like this one. DP found it the other day.

The parent rap

alcibiades I was referring to the one you posted!