ババァに学ぶ子育ての秘訣【やしろあずきマンガ日記集】
ババァに学ぶ子育ての秘訣:その2
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Published on: 2025.08.26

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やしろあずきがインターネットで描いている漫画をまとめてこう…こうしてこうやってまとめたお得なまとめ本です!

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Page 1

  • How to Motivate Someone to Do Their Homework
  • When I Was a Kid
  • Ugh, this math drill is such a pain...
  • A god-tier game
  • Maybe I'll just quit for now and play some Super Mario RPG...
  • DODOODOODOODOODOODOOF
  • Whoa! What is it, Mom?
  • It's time for the hellish mini-game!! Dodoof!

Page 2

  • Right now, Deathman is slowly climbing the stairs to your room! Scary, isn't it?!
  • Deathman?!
  • But! For every math problem you solve, Deathman will go down one step!!
  • In other words, if you don't try your best and solve the drill, Deathman will reach the top of the stairs... and you will die.
  • I'll die?!
  • You'll die a rather gruesome death.
  • Gruesome?! N-No way!

Page 3

  • There's no way Deathman is actually coming...
  • HE'S COMING UP.

Page 4

  • Oh... Oh crap! I gotta solve this fast...!!
  • You solved one problem.
  • See? He went down one step. But he'll start coming back up again soon!!
  • AAAAAAAAAAH THIS IS BAD, THIS IS BAD, THIS IS BAD!
  • Adding a mini-game element to anything is a very effective technique against children.
  • Alright, another one solved.
  • The role of Deathman was played by Yashiro Azuki's grandmother.
  • Going up and down these stairs is rough...

Page 5

  • Hell's Punishment for Me Breaking a Promise
  • When I was a kid, I had a curfew.
  • I'm home... Eek! Scary!!
  • You're late!!
  • There was a time when I kept coming home late, making detours on my way back from cram school.
  • Honestly... If this is how it's going to be, we need a penalty for breaking curfew!!
  • A p-penalty?

Page 6

  • That's right... If you're late for curfew, by the time you get back...
  • I'm going to print out your PC's browser history and paste it all over the living room wall!!
  • AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
  • I'm home!! I'm safe...!!
  • That was a close one!! I was already printing it!!
  • I started obeying my curfew.
  • That was close.

Page 7

  • How to Deal With a Rebellious Child
  • There was a time when Yashiro went through a rebellious phase.
  • Alright! I'm gonna be rebellious now!
  • I'm so... full of rebellious spirit! I'm not gonna do my homework, and at night I'm gonna... stay up late!
  • Oh dear, a rebellious phase, is it?! I guess I have no choice but to kill you!!
  • Huh...? Wouldn't it be better to just ignore him...?
  • No way!!

Page 8

  • I rebelled against my parents when I was a kid, but I will absolutely not tolerate my own child rebelling against me.
  • So childish.
  • ...That's it!!
  • If my son is going to have a rebellious phase, then why don't I have one too?!

Page 9

  • A Few Hours Later
  • RAAAAGH!
  • I'm home, raaagh! Food! Gimme some food, raaagh!
  • What is it, you idiot?! There's no food for you, you moron!!
  • Go to bed on your own!!
  • Whaaat?!

Page 10

  • Cooking, chores, cleaning, taking care of you... all of it!
  • I'm not doin' any of it! I don't caaare!
  • Wha... No... I'm sorry. I was... just being a kid...
  • I'm hungry.
  • I don't wanna!
  • His rebellious phase was over.

Page 11

  • The Story of the "Stamp Card" My Mom Made
  • Ugh... damn it... I have no motivation to do my homework...
  • For my idiot son like that, I...
  • ...made a stamp card!!
  • Wh-What's that?!
  • Every time you do one piece of homework or one chore, you get a stamp.
  • Whoa!! What happens when I fill up the whole thing?!

Page 12

  • When you collect all the stamps...
  • You get a new... and different-colored... stamp card, absolutely free!!
  • WHOA, AMAZING!! I WANT IT!! I'M GONNA WORK SO HARD ON MY HOMEWORK!!
  • After the fifth card, you get a gold one!!
  • It wasn't until I was in the upper grades of elementary school that I realized I gained absolutely nothing from this stamp card.
  • I WAAAAANT IIIIIT! A GOLD ONE!

Page 13

  • Sizing Up Friends After Getting Report Cards
  • An event that happened at the end of every term back in elementary school.
  • At Yashiro's local school, they were called "Ayumi."
  • Handing out report cards.
  • At this event, which was guaranteed to happen at the end of the term, a certain hierarchy among classmates...
  • Okay, Yashiro, you're next.
  • ...would become clear.

Page 14

  • Those who could confidently show their report cards to each other.
  • All top marks again. It was a breeze.
  • Same here...
  • The Genius Group
  • The Guarded Group, who try to avoid revealing their own information.
  • So, how'd you do...? I was, well... you know.
  • No, you first! C'mon, that thing... show me!

Page 15

  • The Idiot Group, who try to erase the very memory of having received a report card.
  • Alright, let's head home.
  • Wanna go catch some pill bugs on the way home?
  • And the ones that Idiot Group needs to be most wary of are...
  • Hey, hey, lemme see your report card, c'mon!
  • ...the 'Prying Group,' who just have to see everyone else's report cards.

Page 16

  • The worst part about this Prying Group is that if they see your report card and your grades are worse than theirs...
  • Hmm... so that's how it is. Thanks for showing me.
  • Oh, wanna see mine?
  • ...they'll proudly show you their own report card.
  • But if the other person's grades are better, they'll go home without showing theirs.
  • Hmm, thanks. Well, I'm heading out.
  • Hey, wait, you bastard!

Page 17

  • How to Avoid Showing Your Parents Your Report Card
  • One of the scariest events of my childhood...
  • Ugh, my grades are pretty bad this time...
  • What should I do about this...
  • Don't worry!!
  • ...was the day I had to show my report card to my parents.
  • U-Uchiyamada!
  • It's scary because your parents stare at your report card... So, you just have to turn the tables and 'not let them stare at it'!
  • The class genius, Uchiyamada.
  • And besides, you can easily change the numbers with just a little touch-up.
  • No way?!

Page 18

  • For example, take this 3...
  • 3
  • Like this!!
  • WHOOOOOOOA! YOU'RE AMAZING, UCHIYAMADA!
  • W-With this, if I just show them the report card really quickly, they probably won't notice...
  • No way, you'll definitely get caught.
  • No way, you'll definitely get caught.
  • Indeed... The idea is to just give them a quick flash of it...!!
  • Alright!!

Page 19

  • After Getting Home
  • Okay, Mom, I got my report card, so I'll show it to you.
  • And... that's it.
  • I couldn't see it!! Show it to me properly!!
  • Whoa, don't look at it so closely!
  • If you look at it too closely, it'll explode!
  • It won't explode.

Page 20

  • Don't Scribble on Your Report Card
  • B-But Uchiyamada said...
  • Don't blame other people.
  • The next day, Uchiyamada was absent from school. Yamaoka survived.

Page 21

  • How to Make Someone Throw Away Their Trash Properly
  • Yashiro's mother...
  • ...is an extreme neat freak.
  • So, when Yashiro was young, she would secretly and immediately dispose of anything he threw on the floor.
  • Hey, man, is it okay to just throw trash on the floor?
  • Excellent, my friend!! Now he'll realize his mother has been picking up after him and reflect on his actions...
  • Huh?

Page 22

  • Nah, man... at my house, it's different.
  • If you leave trash on the floor, it disappears on its own.
  • Seriously? That's awesome!
  • No, no, no, no, no!
  • A child's logic is terrifying!!

Page 23

  • Taking this as an opportunity, his mother stopped throwing away her son's trash...
  • What's going on... My room feels like it's been messy lately...
  • The trash won't disappear anymore.
  • The truth is, there was a 'Limit Value' for how much trash could disappear from the floor on its own, and you've exceeded it!!
  • What?! A Limit Value?!
  • As a penalty, from now on, every time you throw away trash, your lifespan will decrease! It means death!! Death!!

Page 24

  • What?! My lifespan... M-Mine?!
  • Wrong.
  • Wait... don't tell me it's Mom's...?!
  • Wrong.
  • Grandma's lifespan will decrease.

Page 25

  • My lifespan is decreasing?!
  • WAAAAAAAAH, NOOOO! Grandma, don't die!

Page 26

  • Something Kids Hate: "The Dentist"
  • That thing that's in the top 3 of things kids hate.
  • Mom, where are we going today?
  • Indeed!! It's lovely weather today!!
  • She's not answering my question.
  • Dentist

Page 27

  • AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH YOU IDIOOOOOOT!
  • Absolutely not!
  • It's the dentist.
  • A child who absolutely refuses to go in vs. a parent who absolutely needs to make the appointment time... This classic standoff...
  • Oh... the dentist...? It might look that way, but...
  • The truth is... this isn't a dentist's office at all...
  • ...can be seen all over the country, but the Yashiro family's mother uses her special move here.

Page 28

  • Disneyland.
  • Liar.
  • A complete lie.
  • But a child's brain, for better or worse, is simple.
  • See! It's not a lie! Look at this stuffed animal!

Page 29

  • He's completely fooled.
  • It's Disneyland, but see, it's like a small shop version! Get in!
  • Oh, I see! Yahoo! Let's go play!
  • Welcome...
  • DAMN IIIIIIIT!

Page 30

  • When He Said He Didn't Want to Go to School
  • That mysterious object that all elementary school boys, at one point or another, create by kneading eraser shavings.
  • Hey, look! My kneaded eraser is awesome!
  • I think I was obsessed with 'kneaded erasers' (the name might differ by region).
  • Whoa, that's so cool!
  • Yashiro was also crazily obsessed with them for a time.
  • Grandma, you just used an eraser, right? Gimme the shavings! Shavings, shavings, shavings, shavings, shavings!
  • Eek...
  • Heaven help me...

Page 31

  • What about your homework? You've been kneading that weird stuff all morning...
  • Shut up, you old hag! There's a kneaded eraser tournament at school tomorrow!
  • I'm going to pursue my dream of becoming the kneaded eraser world champion!
  • Then what about school?
  • Who needs that?! I'm gonna take on the world with my kneaded eraser, you moron!

Page 32

  • The next day...
  • Yo. I'm off to school.
  • No! You don't have to go to school anymore, starting today!!
  • I was so moved by your determination yesterday that I contacted a specialized kneaded eraser training academy in America!
  • What?!
  • And they said they'd accept you! So you'll be heading to America right away to live the kneaded eraser life!

Page 33

  • Someone from the Kneaded Eraser Association is already at the door, so you're going straight to America!!
  • Wait, what do you mean...?
  • An artist's rendition.
  • Don't worry, I'll tell your school and your friends. Goodbye!!
  • S-Seriously...? Wait...
  • No, I take it back! I don't wanna! I like it here... I like my home... I don't want to go!
  • What about the kneaded erasers?
  • I'll quit kneaded erasers.
  • He quit kneaded erasers.

Page 34

  • How I Get Home From the 'Land of Dreams'
  • Around 8 PM at Disneyland...
  • Ah, this brings back memories.
  • You sometimes see kids crying their eyes out, refusing to go home.
  • You used to be pretty terrible about it, too.
  • Really...? How did you get me to go home?

Page 35

  • Well, first you'd say you didn't want to go home yet.
  • WAAAAAAAAH I DON'T WANNA GO HOOOOME!
  • Tch.
  • We're not going home! We're going to an attraction now!!
  • They'd tell a convenient lie and lead you to the car...
  • The next attraction is far away!!
  • Let's get in the car and head over!!
  • Yay!

Page 36

  • Once you're in the car, we've won.
  • Hey, hey, when's the next attraction...?
  • Go to sleep!!
  • You'd figure it out around our hometown, but by then it's too late.
  • Hey, wait... I can see the Bay Bridge! Hey, what is this?!
  • You tricked me! Turn back! Go back to Chiba!
  • It's too late!! Go home and sleep!!

Page 37

  • Wow... I was a pretty big idiot, wasn't I...?
  • You were a total idiot!!

Page 38

  • Running Away Isn't a Bad Thing
  • Back when I tried to immediately quit a club I had just joined.
  • This isn't fun at all, it's just painful. I want to quit right now.
  • Then quit!!
  • Seriously?!
  • You don't look like you're having any fun!! Instead of forcing yourself to do something you're not suited for, go find something else!!
  • If you're going to quit, the sooner the better!!
  • W-Well... but I quit things pretty quickly, and I'm worried people will think I'm just running away all the time...

Page 39

  • I don't think it's wrong to run away from things you hate!! Especially if you're not just running away thoughtlessly, but have a clear reason for it!!
  • There are tons of people who ran away from something and found success elsewhere!!
  • O-Okay... I'll quit.
  • A few days after quitting the club.
  • You spilled coke on my bag, didn't you... Get back here!
  • Nope! You're the one who taught me it's okay to run away from things I don't like!!

Page 40

  • When you've clearly done something wrong, don't run away! Apologize!
  • Thanks to this advice, I was able to quit jobs and stuff right away.
  • GYAAAH! My arm is stretching!

Page 41

  • My Mother's Magical 'Gifted Education'
  • When Yashiro was in elementary school, Harry Potter was published and became a huge boom.
  • The best!
  • Naturally, Yashiro got hooked too.
  • He was always at home, chanting spells over and over.
  • Expelliarmus! Lumos! Lumos!
  • Do your homework.
  • Shut up! I'm a wizard, raaagh!

Page 42

  • Take this! Hiyah! Expelliarmus! There!
  • C'mon, Mom, try casting a counter-spell!
  • I get it!! So I'll really be affected by the spells you cast, right?!
  • Yes, I will obey and be subservient in all things.

Page 43

  • Alright, here I go... 'Do-Your-Homework-us'!!
  • Whoaaaaa! My hands are moving on their own...!!
  • Next up is 'Clean-Up-us'!!
  • Yay! Being under a spell is fun!!

Page 44

  • Then how about this... 'Tidy-Your-Room-us'!
  • Alright, time to tidy up... Wait... hold on...
  • Even if it's magic, there's no spell like that in Harry Potter...
  • Mom, isn't this a little weird...?
  • Avada Kedavra.
  • She used the Dark Arts, and I died.