Anna Luther is the mother of three little kids, the driver of a minivan, and the wife of the very patient (and smoking hot!) Even Steven.

Author of the popular blog, My Life and Kids (mylifeandkids.com), Anna strives to find the fun in life and motherhood and share it with you 5 - 7 days per week.

But more importantly, she strives to make you feel good about yourself as a mom.

You feel pressured by the supermoms, super-crafty blogs and Pinterest boards? Stop by to visit Anna for a breath of fresh air - and reality.

Oh - and she also discovered the cure for muffin top (and you don't even have to put down your donut!)

Jen Mann is the hilarious New York Times best-selling author of People I Want to Punch in the Throat: Competitive Crafters, Drop-Off Despots, and Other Suburban Scourges, as well as many other collections of hilarious stories. Her books are inspired by her immensely popular blog People I Want to Punch in the Throat. Her viral blog posts inspire many of her books, including Midlife Bites: Anyone Else Falling Apart, Or Is It Just Me? which was nominated for a Goodreads Choice Award.

Jen lives in Kansas with the Hubs and her two children, Gomer and Adolpha - no, those aren't their real names, their real names are actually worse.

Find Jen and join her 1 million + fans: https://linktr.ee/JenMann

Kim Bongiorno is the author, freelance writer, and blogger behind Let Me Start By Saying. Her work appears in 13 anthologies, including the NY Times Bestseller I JUST WANT TO PEE ALONE. She had way too much fun writing her short story collection, PART OF MY WORLD, and is now writing a middle grade novel because her kids told her to.

Kim has written for Real Simple, The Washington Post, Parents Magazine, Nickelodeon, and many other outlets. Find her talking books on Instagram @thekimbongiorno and tweeting @LetMeStart, or learn more at KimBongiornoWrites.com.

The New York Times Best Seller author, Stacey Hatton is a former musical theatre starlet and pediatric RN, who turned her love of laughter and theatrics into her favorite career yet. You can find her crazy antics on her award-winning blog, Nurse Mommy Laughs. She is also a humor columnist for The Kansas City Star newspaper, published in numerous parenting and health magazines, and recognized by the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop. Her humor essays can be found in her books, "My Funny Major Medical," "I Just Want to Be Alone," "Not Your Mother's Book...on Parenting," and "Not Your Mother's Book...on Cats."

Hi! My name is Dani Ryan, and I’m a stay-at-home mom who likes to make people laugh by sharing funny stories about my functionally dysfunctional life on my humor blog, Cloudy, With a Chance of Wine. It keeps me from opening the wine at 9 am. Sometimes.

My blog was selected as one of the 2013 Funny Blogs to Watch by Circle of Moms, and has been featured on popular sites such as Scary Mommy, BlogHer, and BonBon Break. I’m also a monthly contributor to the hilarious, high traffic blog, My Life and Kids, and I was a contributing author to the best-selling anthology, I Just Want to Pee Alone.

When I'm not reading Dora the Explorer books over and over to my toddler, chances are I'm sharing funny eCards on Facebook (CloudyWithAChanceOfWine), Pinterest (ChanceOfWine), and Twitter (@ChanceOfWine).

Amy Flory is a contributor to the popular books, “You Have Lipstick on Your Teeth”, New York Times Bestseller I Just Want to Pee Alone, and its sequels I Just Want to Be Alone and I Still Just Want to Pee Alone. She is also featured in the hilarious collections The Big Book of Parenting Tweets and The Bigger Book of Parenting Tweets. Amy has been featured on multiple parenting sites, writes for her local newspaper, was named one of Mashable’s 17 Funny Moms on Twitter in 2013, and one of Parenting magazine's 10 Twitter Handles to Follow in 2014. Amy writes embarrassing stories about her family and herself at FunnyIsFamily.com.

Between love and madness lies...motherhood. No one knows this better perhaps than Susan McLean, a freelance writer, humorist, and blogger. Her website, The Divine Secrets of a Domestic Diva, was named one of the funniest Mom Blogs by Parents.com in 2011 and also in 2011, 2012, and 2013 by Circle of Moms.

Susan's humorous take on motherhood has landed her on the Dr. Oz Show, the winner of a Mad Housewife Wine Label contest, and her work has been featured in Huffington Post Parents, NickMom, Redbook.com, Babble.com, LA Times, RealBeauty.com, Circle of Moms and more.

In March 2013 an original essay was featured in the New York Times Best Selling Humor Anthology, I Just Want to Pee Alone.

Susan has a children's picture book and her own collection of humorous essays currently in the works.

Find her daily on her website www.NoDomesticDiva.com (formerly DivineSecretsofaDomesticDiva.com), on www.Facebook.com/NoDomesticDiva and Twitter & Instagram @NoDomesticDiva

Tracy is a SAHM trying not to raise a flock of assholes. Besides crafting cocktails with Zoloft, Tracy can be found cursing, crying into her coffee over her stretch marks, Ouija-boarding her deceased metabolism and attempting to write humorously about her children and life at http://www.momaical.com, as well as Twitter @Momaical, Facebook http://www.facebook.com/MomaicalBlog.

**Disclaimer** No children, husbands or pets were injured in the writing of Momaical. I cannot say the same about myself...

Stephanie Giese is an indie author and freelance writer. She lives in an overflowing house in Tampa, Florida with her husband, five teenagers, her mom, and one very naughty beagle. 

Steph started her career as an elementary school teacher, then transitioned to writing for local and national publications, as well as on her personal blog, Binkies and Briefcases. Her work has been featured in newspapers, magazines, and three humor anthologies, including the New York Times best-selling "I Just Want to Pee Alone." In 2021, she worked in collaboration with her oldest son, Nicholas, on the memoir "All I Never Knowed: Mental Illness, A Mother's Love, and a Broken System."

After a fifteen-year career creating parenting content and working as a disability advocate, Steph decided to move in a brand-new direction and embrace her true joy: romance novels. Her debut small town baseball romance, Out of Left Field, is set for release in 2025. 

Rebecca Gallagher is a mom and wife who drives a minivan, lives in the 'burbs and never saw herself as a writer. Until now. After her blog, Frugalista Blog, celebrated its 1st blogaversary, writing and connecting with other bloggers became a way of life. So much so, that she forgets to cook dinner for her family some nights. That's okay, they invented mac and cheese for those times.

Karen is the ridiculously hairy, self-deprecating writer of the popular blog Baby Sideburns. You may have seen a few of her more viral posts like "What NOT to F'ing buy my kids this holiday" and "Caillou sucks so bad, here's another blog about why I hate him." She spent fifteen years working for national advertising agencies until she was promoted to her newest favorite job— Mommy. She lives with her two amazing kiddos and a very forgiving husband who is kind enough not to call her Cousin It when she undresses for bed every night.

Michelle Newman spent over 16 years as a stay at home mom to two lovely daughters before getting the brilliant idea (in 2012) to start writing about them. She writes about her life -- and other distractions--over at her blog, "You're my favorite today." Besides contributing to various parenting websites, she has also written for Entertainment Weekly (EW.com) as a freelance recapper and Community featured contributor.

In March 2013, Michelle's humorous essay, "Don't Stop Believin'", was published in the anthology, "I Just Want To Pee Alone", which was an Amazon Parenting/Humor #1 bestseller, and in March 2015 made the New York Times Best Seller List.

In March 2014 she was also a contributor to the second book in the "Pee Alone" series, "I Just Want To Be Alone."

She has also had her writing published in "Parenting Gag Reel - Hilarious Writes and Wrongs", which is book #4 in the "Life Well Blogged" series.

Follow along at www.youremyfavoritetoday.com

Lisa is a stay-at-home mother and wife. In her previous life before carpool ruled her every waking moment, she was a practicing physician in Internal Medicine. These days the only doctoring she does is diagnosing her kids with "don't want to go to bed itis" and assuring her husband that man-colds are not fatal. Having realized decades ago that cool wasn't in her wheelhouse, she happily embraces her ancient minivan and wearing yoga pants as many waking hours as possible.

Ashley is a mostly-stay-at-home mom, wife, and an occasional nurse (turns out she would rather just play a nurse on TV). At this point, she stands a better chance of creating world peace than keeping her house clean and organized. She considers it a good day when she remembers to pick up both kids at school and also only raises her voice at bedtime. Her main goal in life is to surround herself with people who are real and tell it like it is.

Robyn Welling is a freelance writer, humorist, and editor at Hollow Tree Ventures, where she isn't afraid to embarrass herself—and frequently does. She's also the full time Graphic Designer for 22 Words, MagiQuiz, and Happiness Heroes. She's been named a Must-Follow Humor Blog by BlogHer and co-authored several best-selling humor anthologies, including New York Times best selling "I Just Want To Pee Alone," yet her kids still don't think she's funny. Her goals include becoming independently wealthy, followed by world domination and getting her children to clean their rooms. Until then, she'll just fold laundry and write about the shortcuts she takes on her journey to becoming a somewhat passable wife, mother, and human being; if history is any guide, she'll miss the mark entirely.

Rachael Pavlik is a writer, blogger and co-author of the New York Times Best-Selling anthology, I JUST WANT TO PEE ALONE. Her blog RachRiot.com has been featured on ABC News, The Daily Beast, Real Simple, Today Parents, 22 Words, Babble, and Houston Press, She is a staff writer for the parenting website, Scary Mommy and a regular contributor to Houston Family Magazine. She lives in Houston, Texas with her husband and two children. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter @RachRiot.com

Johi is a writer, an illustrator, a humor blogger, a stay at home mom, a horsewoman and a photographer. She was raised on an Iowa horse ranch, where she was worked like a beefy man. Somehow, in the midst of hay lifting, manure scooping and mud boots, she developed a love of books, art, fashion and design. Johi currently resides in Ft. Collins, Colorado with her husband, their two sons and an entire herd of animals. She hopes, one day, to have her very own pink tractor.

Teri Biebel is mom to 2 teens, 2 dogs and 1 cat. She was born in Philadelphia, raised in South Jersey and is currently living in West (By God) Virginia. Her snark cannot be contained. Her goal in life is to raise the teens to be kind, generous and normal adults. She also strives to be 5'6". There is hope for the first goal. That second one is a little iffy.

Nicole Leigh Shaw began writing as a newspaper journalist in 1999, but has been moving through all the metamorphic stages of the modern writer, except "tortured novelist." Soon she'll emerge as a butterfly or a vlogger.

Nicole is a New York Times Best Seller for her work in "I Just Want to Pee Alone." She's contributed to six anthologies, including "I Just Want to Pee Alone," "I Just Want to Be Alone," "I STILL Just Want to Pee Alone," "I Just Want to Be Perfect," "Surviving Mental Illness Through Humor," and "The Bigger Book of Parenting Tweets."

Nicole blogs at NicoleLeighShaw.com, where she has embarrassed her mother many, many times.

Anna Sandler is a writer, blogger and mom living in scenic New Jersey with her charming husband and three adorable children.

Anna enjoys crafting and baking with her kids, always with less than Pinterest-perfect results. Anna blogs at RandomHandprints.com, and spends much too much time on Facebook (www.Faceook.com/RandomHandprints), Twitter (@Anna_Sandler) and of course Pinterest (www.Pinterest.com/AnnaSandler).

Anna is a contributing editor at New Jersey Family magazine and writes frequently for BaristaKids.com.

She is currently working on her next book.

Kelley Nettles is a Texas girl and the creator of Kelley’s Break Room, a humor blog meant for everyone: mothers, fathers, single women, single men, teenagers, the elderly with good eyesight and highly developed toddlers. She has been a Bravo-sponsored blogger and is a writer for NickMom. She has contributed to Nickelodeon’s ParentsConnect website, as well. In 1999, she married her college flame and has two sons born in 2004 and 2008 that wrestle, roar and jump from objects every single chance they get. You can find her avoiding laundry and trying to make people laugh on Facebook and Twitter. A lot.

Meredith Spidel blogs at The Mom of theYear, dedicatedly earning her title one epic parenting fail at a time. She is an author in the best-selling anthologies, I Just Want to Pee Alone and You Have Lipstick on Your Teeth. When her kids aren’t busy pummeling each other with Legos or requiring their 16th sippy cup refill of the day, she tries to offer quick, relatable laughs for fellow parents of the world and all their empathizers. She remains entirely terrified by crafts, promises to never share any useful household tips, and is fully committed to a less serious look at the world of parenting. Social media is beyond her comprehension, but she makes a pass at Twitter and Facebook.

Jessica Watson is a mom to five, four in her arms and one in her heart. After the loss of her infant daughter in 2007, Jessica left the corporate world behind and discovered her writing roots again.

Jessica's first children's book was released April 2016. "Soon" tells the heartwarming story of the journey of a preemie, inspired by Jessica's own NICU experience with her children. When she's not crossing her fingers that you buy her new book you can find Jessica writing with her heart on her sleeve at her personal blog, Four Plus an Angel. Her work has been featured on sites such as Cosmopolitan, Women's Day, Good Housekeeping, SheKnows, Huffington Post, Parade, Mamalode and Parenting.com.

Tara of You Know it Happens at Your House Too is the mother of five young kids, wife to one hard working farmer. She is the sometimes hilarious, sometimes serious, usually sarcastic writer of the amazingly popular (in her own mind) blog You Know it Happens at Your House Too. In her free time she enjoys wiping butts and noses all while picking up Legos and Polly Pockets. If she ever had a moment to herself she would go pee, then relax with a nice, cheap glass (bottle) of wine and any movie starring Johnny Depp. She has completely forgotten what it is like to do anything alone. Tara lives in Kansas with her husband, Farmer Bob, and her five children.

JD Bailey is a writer and the creator of the blog and online community, Honest Mom. With real candor and a good dose of humor, JD writes to connect with other moms, raise awareness about women's mental health, and create a space for women to both vent and laugh.

JD is a co-author of the book, "I Just Want to Pee Alone," a collection of hilarious essays written by some very funny women. "I STILL Just Want to Pee Alone," in which JD's writing on postpartum depression will be featured, will be released March 2015.

An advocate for women's mental health, JD has been interviewed by Katie Couric about the topic, and her writing has been featured in publications such as baystateparent magazine, the Huffington Post, and Scary Mommy. JD is also a copywriter and social media manager.

When she's not writing, JD can be found digging in her gardens, hanging out with her family, or just reading a good book. Learn all about JD and her writing at HonestMom.com.

After eighteen years in the classroom, Kerry Rossow left teaching, found her writing voice and is the proud co-founder of The She Said Project. Sharing her hilarious life shenanigans, Kerry became a weekly columnist at In The Powder Room. In 2013, following the motto “leap and the net will appear,” Kerry took her first mission trip to Haiti, became a published author of the best selling anthology, I Just Want To Pee Alone, You Have Lipstick on Your Teeth, and took to the stage as part of the casts in Listen To Your Mother 2013 and 2014. Her writing has been featured on The Huffington Post, Scary Mommy, and Rants From Mommyland. She has come full circle and returned to the Montessori School of CU - because 6 year-olds laugh at all of her dumb jokes!

**NEW BOOK!! Will Work For Apples just in time for Teacher Appreciation Week!

Kerry lives in Illinois with her patient husband, her embarrassed children and her naughty dog.

Brenna is the writer and creator of Suburban Snapshots, a blog she started in 2006 with no intention of having an audience wider than her immediate family. A few viral posts and videos later, she's appeared in Huffington Post, Medium, on national and international news, she wrote for NickMom, and maintains a lively and engaged social media audience of nearly 30,000 readers. Brenna lives in coastal New England with her husband, daughter, and an array of dogs.

BETHANY THIES is a writer and the (mostly) proud mother of four Vikings. She is the creator/author of the "Dear Diary, Oh my GAH, like, parenting is SO HARD!" blog titled Bad Parenting Moments. She can often be found searching for her self-respect, lost youth, keys and discount non-perishables. Bethany writes for The Huffington Post, NickMom, and has original works published in several bestselling anthologies. She contributes regularly to her local, independent newspaper and can be heard on Vermont radio every week. Her children are unimpressed.

You can connect with Bethany on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and other virtual spaces where people avoid religious debate and eye contact.

Julianna Miner is an adjunct professor of Public Health at a college she couldn't have gotten into because she made bad choices in high school. She's the writer behind the award-winning humor blog Rants from Mommyland and the author of Raising A Screen Smart Kid: Embrace the Good and Avoid the Bad in the Digital Age. Her work has been featured in The Washington Post, Parents Magazine, The Today Show, and many others. She lives in suburban Washington D.C. with her three kids, two dogs, and one husband.

Andrea C. is the one of the leading experts in the field of Domestic Engineering. She currently lives with her husband, three sons and three cats in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire where her days are filled with giggles, Legos and an endless supply of Greek food. When she is not pretending to work, begrudgingly cleaning up urine from in and around the toilet, or dutifully cooking for an army, she gives her extra time to two local charities that provide clothing and personal hygiene supplies to underprivileged children. Andrea has been featured in the Huffington Post and was named one of the Circle of Moms Top 25 Funniest Mommy Bloggers in 2012.

Amy Bozza, author of the blog, My Real Life, lives in Morristown, NJ with her husband and four children. Amy is a middle school educator, and in her free time, between teaching, changing diapers, writing a blog, and writing an (as yet, unpublished) novel, she can be found developing blueprints for a remodel of the Sistine Chapel, preparing for a double-triathalon, and ice sculpting in the backyard…just for fun. You can find Amy at http://amysreallife.com and http://bozzawrites.wordpress.com

Suzanne Fleet is a writer and SAHM of 2 stinky boys who works hard to exercise her family’s sense of humor by writing about them on her blog, Toulouse & Tonic, and in the many anthologies she's appeared in including the NYT Best-selling book, "I Just Want To Pee Alone." She's currently working on a funny book about sick kids. The only way to make sense of that one is to put it on your future reading list.

Before she grew two tiny human beings in her core, before her weight twice mushroomed to that of a Smart car and dropped back to normal, Keesha was a professional dancer who performed in the U.S. and in Europe. Today she is a master modern and jazz dance teacher in the Chicago area. She is also -- drumroll please -- the human cyclone behind the blog Mom's New Stage. A multitasker at heart, she shows fierce skills at simultaneously writing, choreographing, checking Facebook and Pinterest updates, playing the role of a mother named Joan "Kumbaya" Crawford, and overcooking food.

Kim Forde writes about the art of perfecting domestic failure on her blog, The Fordeville Diaries. A former New York City resident, she is now a secret suburban convert with residual urban road rage. She can often be found in yoga pants and a minivan with her husband, three young kids and pug, managing her Starbucks dependency and healthy fear of craft stores. Kim has written for several parenting and humor blogs, including The Huffington Post, Scary Mommy and Aiming Low, and was twice recognized as a Humor Voice of the Year by BlogHer. She also appeared in the New York City production of Listen to Your Mother, and is a contributor to the anthologies, I Just Want to Pee Alone, You Have Lipstick on Your Teeth, I Just Want to Be Alone and I Still Just Want to Pee Alone.

Armed with a keyboard and an addiction to storytelling, she spends more time on blogging and social media than she's prepared to admit.

Bethany is a wife, a Mom to 4 boys, a runner, a lover of yoga, and a dedicated list-maker. She writes about the funny and poignant moments of parenting so that she can remember them when her sons grow up and away.

Bethany's work has been featured on The Huffington Post. Her original essay was published in the Amazon best seller, I Just Want to Pee Alone, in March, 2013. She can also be found on her blog, I Love Them the Most When They're Sleeping at http://bethanymeyer.com/

Kristen is a mocha addicted mom to five kids (yes, they are all hers). Kristen is also the author of the popular humor blog, Life on Peanut Layne (www.peanutlayne.com). If you need a good laugh or just want to feel better about your own life, then her blog is definitely for you. Kristen isn't afraid to talk about things that many women are thinking, but would never actually say (or type) out loud.

She is also a contributing writer on The Epistolarians blog (www.theepistolarians.blogspot.com). You can connect with Kristen on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LifeOnPeanutLayne or on Twitter @peanutlayne.

Patti is a wife, mom, blogger, cook, cat box scooper, and dirty underwear picker upper. In her spare time she runs a Girl Scout Fight Club, a charity called Handies for Hobos, and a unicorn ranch called The Ranchicorn. When she is all hopped up on too much coffee, she performs musicals for her cat and practices her Karate Kid Crane Kick. Someday she hopes to own a miniature donkey that she can dress up like a dandy English gentleman. She will call this donkey Lord Dudesbury Donkelson III. She is co-author of the New York Times Bestseller I Just Want To Pee Alone. She is currently working on a completely ridiculous memoir that she may or may not ever finish.