relatable. very funny. healthy.
Legendary comedians Yehuda and Maya Devir, from Israel, need no introduction: the husband-and-wife team is a force of nature in the art world, and their online comic book ‘One of Those Days’ is well known across social media, followed by 5.5 1 million followers on Instagram alone. The couple documents their daily lives and fun parenting adventures with their two children, daughter Ariel and newborn son Ethan, through colourful, expressive and dynamic illustrations.
They have an instantly recognizable style that grabs your attention and doesn’t want to let you go. But most of all… their stories have affected you deeply and deeply because of how closely we relate to them. Isn’t that right, my dear panda?
Take a look at some of the best new comics drawn by Yehuda and Maya below and tell us what you think about them! When you’re done scrolling, we invite you to unlock the latest Bored Panda features from the “One of those Days” comics here, here, and here.
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The Devir family welcomed newborn Ethan into their lives and many recent comics have been about him
Look at how happy they all are! Little sister Ariel looks particularly pleased to have a new playmate
Trust is the foundation of any successful and happy long-term relationship. Yehuda and Maya seem to trust each other with all their hearts and souls.
I reached out to relationship expert Dan Bacon, of The Modern Man, to get some ideas on how to (re)build and maintain trust in any serious relationship. According to him, trust is something that is given but cannot be managed precisely. It is up to the other person to nurture and respect the trust given to them while not being pressured to do so or reminded of it regularly.
“You need to give the other person your full trust and leave them in charge of taking care of them. It’s not something you need to carefully manage. It’s up to them to take care of your trust in them by being trustworthy, without feeling any pressure coming from you,” Dan told Bored Panda.
The reality of parenting often isn’t pretty… but it sure is relatable
Kids will be kids! Raising children is always a fun challenge when you’ve got the full support of your loving partner
Yehuda and Maya also drew a bunch of comics inspired by the recent Olympic Games
