An Israeli Artist and His Wife Show Funny, Sweet Moments First-Time Parents Can Relate To

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5 years ago
An Israeli Artist and His Wife Show Funny, Sweet Moments First-Time Parents Can Relate To

An Israeli artist named Yehuda Devir and his funny illustrations have already been featured in our articles but every time Yehuda manages to create something new, it makes our hearts skip a beat! One year ago, the artist and his wife Maya became parents for the first time and their new series of illustrations are dedicated to all the funny and adorable moments their newborn kid, Ariel, has brought to their lives.

We at Bright Side are big fans of Yehuda’s art and this time, he managed to impress us with the sincerity and preciseness that come with having a new baby.

A true bond

Wake-up call

“Hey, that’s my mom!”

Private space doesn’t exist anymore.

Embrace the changes.

The first shower

Mommy for everyone!

A shot to the heart and the nurse is to blame!

Say, “Cheese!”

Going out

Job for 2

“I miss you already...”

“I love you so — OUCH!”

“Hush!”

It’s time...

Rest in peace

Masterpiece!

MAMA PAPA-razzi

Imagine...

First birthday!!!

What changes has having a baby brought to your life? Did you see yourself in Yehuda’s illustrations?

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Alyson
5 years ago

Aw these made me remember when my daughter was a little one. The first shower is for sure like that ?

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Laura
5 years ago
Alyson

Very this! I was terribly inpatient when it was shower time. My mom always reminds me that! ?

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Aadya
5 years ago

Yeah!!! I follow his account all his posts are just too cute :) And Ariel (his Daughter) is just awesome :D

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Aditya
5 years ago

This wakeup call one is really funny one, Artist did an amazing job capturing the feel

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Bilal
5 years ago
Claire Wozniak

I can understand this feeling, I feel just as protective over my girlfriend.. I would feel super bad if something happened to her knowing I could have done something to prevent it..

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moha M
year ago

Art is a common language for everyone, but I don't know what the ideology of this Jewish cartoonist is, but I hope that he thinks the same for the children and families of Gaza.

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