History YMMV / BabyBlues

** In the early years of the strip, Norm and Cindy/[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Cyndi]] were shown to be close friends of Darryl and Wanda, to the point that they were considered candidates to be Zoe's godparents. They haven't been seen since the mid-90s, presumably because they, like the Brewers, were childless.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: One two-strip story has Wanda getting extremely upset because a young cashier asked her if she worked or was "just" a mom. It's obvious that Wanda's anger is supposed to be seen as justified, since her "job" as a mom isn't easy; however, the way it's presented makes it seem more like Wanda is having a major overreaction over a comment from someone who was, at worst, being {{Innocently Insensitive}}. The fact that Wanda's reaction to Darryl trying to comfort her is to [[UngratefulBastard snark at him]] does not help her case.

* HarsherInHindsight: In a couple early strips, Wanda was shown to be a fan of Mel Gibson (or rather, [[MrFanservice his buns]]). Obviously, this was before Gibson's first anti-Semetic rant incident.

** In the UK, it aired on Creator/{{Cartoon Network}} at 6:30p.m.

** In the early years of the strip, Norm and Cindy/[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Cyndy]] were shown to be close friends of Darryl and Wanda, to the point that they were considered candidates to be Zoe's godparents. They haven't been seen since the mid-90s, presumably because they, like the Brewers, were childless.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: In Canada, the show aired on Creator/{{Teletoon}} Sunday nights at 7:30p.m. in the 2002 Fall Season. It carried a PG rating and was much tamer than what aired post-watershed, though it's still a bit odd.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: In Canada, the show aired on Creator/Teletoon Sunday nights at 7:30p.m. in the 2002 Fall Season. It carried a PG rating and was much tamer than what aired post-watershed, though it's still a bit odd.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids:In Canada, the show aired on Creator/Teletoon Sunday nights at 7:30p.m. in the 2002 Fall Season. It carried a PG rating and was much tamer than what aired post-watershed, though it's still a bit odd.

* WhatDoYouMeanIt'sNotForKids?:In Canada, the show aired on Creator/Teletoon Sunday nights at 7:30p.m. in the 2002 Fall Season. It carried a PG rating and was much tamer than what aired post-watershed, though it's still a bit odd.

* BrokenBase: Some people who weren't familiar with the strip thought it was a decent show in its own right, while others that grew up with the strip disliked it for how much it changed the story to the point where it barely even resembled the original strip.

* EnfantTerrible: All of the kids have their moments but middle child and only boy Hammie really sticks out. He intentionally seeks out destructive activities, goes out of the way to prank Zoe (though she dishes it right back at him), grosses out anyone in range of him, pesters people constantly, and doesn't think twice about the consequences. Zoe is starting to branch out of this stage and Wren is still too young to settle firmly into it.

* TearJerker: [[http://babyblues.com/comics/march-24-2018/ This strip]], done as a response to the March For Our Lives protests.

* TearJerker: This strip, [[http://babyblues.com/comics/march-24-2018/]] done as a response to the March For Our Lives protests.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Unlike the strip, the show was fused with crass humor and language aimed squarely at older audiences, but this seemed to turn off fans of the actual comic, and the show didn't have much of an audience to grab outside of that fanbase.

* BrokenBase: Some people who weren't familiar with the strip thought it was a decent show in its own right, while others that grew up with the strip disliked it for how much it changed the story to the point where it barely even resembled the original strip.
* EarWorm: Despite the above, the theme song does has a catchy feel. It's by Music/BarenakedLadies, and is titled "It's All Been Done".