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Man’s Illustrations About His Wife And Toddler Are So Darn Relatable

Man’s Illustrations About His Wife And Toddler Are So Darn Relatable

Life is considerably crazier with a toddler in tow.

Just ask Jonathan Jui. On his Instagram page, Jui documents daily life with his wife Tina and their two-year-old son Baobao. The little guy ― whose nickname means “little treasure” in Chinesedefinitely rules the roost in the family’s London home.

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“Baobao is an incredibly spunky kid, bursting with personality,” Jui told HuffPost. “He definitely knows what he wants, and yes, that’s a euphemism for saying he’s a little dictator.”

By day, the first-time dad works in asset management, but by night, he’s busy doodling his life with Baobao, who’s in the midst of potty training:

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He also draws cute, relatable scenes from his marriage:

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Jui’s fanbase is growing, but Tina remains his biggest fan.

“My wife loves the comics,” Jui said. “I often don’t tell her what I’m going to draw, so she gets a kick out of how I interpret a particular moment from that day.”

Here’s what the family looks like in real life:

Tina, Jonathan and their son, Baobao.
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Tina, Jonathan and their son, Baobao.

Jui joked that life with a toddler is a bit like an amusement park.

“It’s a lot of fun, there are some moments of waiting and frustration, and we’re all tired by the end of the day,” he said. “Plus, amusement parks and raising a kid are both so expensive!”

Scroll down for more comics and be sure to check out Jui’s Instagram to follow Baobao’s adventures.

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