North Carolina mom Jeni Bukolt created a realistic back-to-school sign for parents, hoping that her sign gives parents a mental break and builds what she calls an 'empathy bridge.'
One mom's honest attempt at a"first day of school" sign is disrupting that"perfect parent" stereotype.
On Monday, Bukolt posed for the image as she bid farewell to her sons, ages 8 and 12, on their first day of school. "My kids will come home and say, 'It was Dr. Seuss Day' and that sinking feeling hits," she said."Or, I've accidentally sent my kid to the bus stop on a teacher day."Bukolt hopes that her sign gives parents a mental break and builds what she calls an"empathy bridge."," she said."No one has a perfect life and we don't have to judge each other.
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