Step-motherhood Pillows

'He wanted a girl just like the girl who married his dad, instead, he got me!'

Lady asking her fiance's son if she can be his new mother.

'Hi, I'm Bob and I'll be your waiter ... and this is my wife, Susan, and her two children from a former marriage, Jimmy and Cindy.'

"I'm bilingual. I can talk to parents and step parents."

'We're playing I'm a mummy with lots of different daddies.'

Couple with lots of kids. Woman says: 'This is our daughter, my son from my first marriage, John's daughter from his second marriage, and I've no idea who the one on the end is.'

Mom's Diner - Thanks for not talking about your father.

Going into the relationship, Tom knew Loretta was a package deal.

"The bagel’s from a previous marriage."

Base camp for Ed and Janet Wilson's courageous attempt to scale Mt. Blended Family.

Child on a schedule.

"Our training on managing a work life balance is running late so you'll need to get someone to pick your kids up."

'Until I met your Mom, yes.'

"That's my mum and her boyfriend's the one next to my dad who's behind his girlfriend next to his second wife, just behind my mums first husband."

'Mom's Diner: your meal free if you wash all the dishes and take out the garbage.'

"Mom?!"

Mr. Dombey introduces his daughter Florence

"We've found your birth mother."

Quick Response Forces at East 89th Street

"It's your mother calling."

"When you say you want to speak to my parents, do you mean my mommy and her new husband, or my daddy and his new wife or my mommy and daddy?"

'Mom & her new husband' and 'Pop & his live-in girlfriend'.

'Will you marry us?'

'Make Mother's Day shopping a piece of cake.'

'Guess what, Mom - Suzie and I just found out that we have the same ex-Dad!'

'Wow...nice job of bluffing with reverse psychology, Victoria!. . . Um. . . You were bluffing right?'

"Now that we've got a new bull, is he the calve's stepfather?"

"I'm dealing with tweens at home and fiends at work."

"I'll clean my room when I want. I don't have to listen to you. You're just my step ladder."

'It must have belonged to Mom before she married Dad. He calls it his step-ladder.'

'Shall we have a small family Alfred? - I've got 10 kids from my first marriage!'

"Okay! In the thirty five to forty age group, who's the fairest of them all?"

'Just because your father and I have decided to get married doesn't mean we love you any less.'