Mama Cat 'Too Busy Serving Face' To Nurse Is Such a Mood
Being a parent is a nonstop, 24/7 thrill ride that leaves little room for non-children-related things, especially when they're young and needy and you're exhausted. It almost feels like the most stressful (but exciting!) roller-coaster ride with no off-ramp — just ups and downs forever! That's why it's important to practice self-care whenever possible, whatever that means.
For one mama cat named Luna, the self-care option she chose on this particular day is small, but necessary for keeping her sanity. Just 10 seconds of zoning out could mean the difference between holding herself together... or not. And you know what? Good for her!
Anyone with kids can probably recognize that spaced-out expression because it's universal. The fatigue from no sleep and caring for little ones day and night really wears on parents, so if Luna needs a moment to go blank, let her!
The tiny kitten, which is one of three, is doing just fine. Her name is Rosie, and she's Mommy's little copy + paste baby who loves to snuggle up. Sure, Luna took a few beats to melt her stress away, but Rosie knows Mom will be there to care for her whenever she snaps out of it!
The now-viral video of Mom and baby gained a lot of traction in a short time, and I think it's because it really is that relatable! More than 13k people took to the comments to support Luna, and some are off-the-wall hilarious."Hold on, Dear, there's a camera," one person joked. "God forbid a girl continues to be a baddie even with kids," another wrote. "Mother AIN'T mothering today," another fan added.
With beauty like hers, you can't expect Luna to stop delivering. She can't, and she won't. It's her gift to the world, whether her children appreciate that or not.
Besides, she does an amazing job providing for her babies and has since the day they entered the world. Rosie will understand one day that she has a model for a mother and sometimes serving face is necessary. Her identity can be both mother AND diva, OK?
For all the parents going through what Luna's going through, hang in there. They don't stay little forever, but you still need those small moments for yourself. Whether you use it to serve the camera with your gift or hide in the bathroom for 5 minutes to collect yourself, you do you!
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Mama Cat 'Too Busy Serving Face' To Nurse Is Such a Mood first appeared on Parade Pets on Jul 26, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade Pets on Jul 26, 2025, where it first appeared.
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