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Top rated parenting and families humor books
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Best overall Akashic BooksGo the F**k to Sleep
A hilarious, profane bedtime story for parents who are desperate to get their kids to sleep. Its relatable humor has made it a cultural phenomenon.
- Hilariously relatable
- Great for stressed parents
- Perfect gift
- Not for young children
- Language may offend some
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Best memoir Back Bay BooksBossypants
Tina Fey's witty memoir covers her career and motherhood with sharp humor. A bestseller that resonates with working parents.
- Insightful and funny
- Empowering
- Well-written
- More about career than parenting
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Best memoir BerkleyLet's Pretend This Never Happened
Jenny Lawson shares absurd and hilarious stories from her life, including parenting mishaps. A laugh-out-loud read for families.
- Bizarrely funny
- Honest and relatable
- Unique voice
- Some stories are dark
- Not for sensitive readers
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Best for dads CROWNDad Is Fat
Jim Gaffigan's comedic take on fatherhood and raising five kids in a small apartment. Full of clean, observational humor.
- Clean family humor
- Relatable for dads
- Easy read
- Not for single parents
- May feel repetitive
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Best budget pick AudibleSh*tty Mom: The Parenting Guide for the Rest of Us
A sarcastic, no-holds-barred guide that admits parents don't have to be perfect. Offers practical advice with a humorous twist.
- Honest and humorous
- Affordable
- Quick read
- Not for strict parents
- Some may find it crude
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Best for first-time dads LITTLE, BROWNThe New Dad's Survival Guide: Man-to-Man Advice for First-Time Fathers
Scott Mactavish delivers humorous and practical advice for new fathers. Covers everything from diaper changes to maintaining a relationship.
- Practical tips
- Funny and reassuring
- Easy navigation
- Heteronormative
- Light on serious issues
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Sourcebooks, Inc.I Wasn't Ready to Say Goodbye: Surviving, Coping and Healing After the Sudden Death of a Loved One
While not primarily humor, it’s often shelved in humor due to its relatable, honest approach to grief with moments of levity.
- Emotional support
- Well-reviewed
- Helpful for grieving
- Not strictly humor
- Heavy topic
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Why Didn't They Tell Me?: A Humorous and Practical Guide to Life with a New Baby
A candid, funny guide to the first year of parenthood, covering topics often left out of traditional parenting books.
- Honest advice
- Laugh-out-loud
- Covers real issues
- Some anecdotes feel forced
- Not comprehensive
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