DON'T TELL COMEDY

The comedian uses relatable humor about the unexpected and often overwhelming aspects of new parenthood, specifically the physical and biological demands. Her self-deprecating jokes about her own perceived incompetence and procrastination create a strong connection with the audience.

A comedian jokes about the responsibilities of new motherhood, specifically the pressure to maintain a baby's head shape and the unexpected biological process of creating and birthing a placenta. She humorously contrasts these demands with her own perceived lack of capability and willingness to engage with such tasks.