r/insaneparents↗
/r/insaneparents is a weird place where you can post those crazy parents who post in those woo-woo anti-vax groups on facebook and do things harmful (directly and indirectly) to their children. Things posted here do not have to be physically abusive. Abusive and insane are not mutually exclusive. The Anti-Vax mom you know isn't legally abusive, but you know she's insane for not vaxxing her kid.
1.4M subscribers134 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~1% by known bots)110 authors / mosince 2017
r/insaneparents has 1.4M members (+0.8% over the last 12 months). It gets about 134 posts a month from 110 people. Top topics: Parenting Issues, Facebook Moms and Parental Issues.
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- Parenting Issues1.0%
- Facebook Moms0.6%
- Parental Issues0.6%
- Mom Sent Memes0.5%
- Parental Interactions & Surprises0.5%
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- Discordapp
- Issendai
- Bored Panda
- Popsugar
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