Momlife Comics, often featuring the distinct illustrative style of artist Mary Catherine Starr, became a viral sensation for highlighting the invisible labor and double standards faced by mothers. These comics typically use side-by-side comparisons to contrast how society views fathers versus mothers in identical parenting situations, or simply to depict the overwhelming reality of daily household chores. They resonate deeply with a global audience of parents who feel seen by the humorous yet poignant critiques of modern 'mom life.' Today, the template is widely used to vent about sleep deprivation, the endless 'mental load,' and the humorous contradictions of raising children in the digital age.