If Sleeping Beauty Was Your Mom . . .

Disney princesses are, admittedly, not my jam.

Author:: Kalli Verbecky
Updated:: Nov 16, 2018
Original:: May 30, 2016

But who am I to bag on decades of delight, non-sensical romance, and oppressed teenage girls breaking out into random song?

Despite all that, I must concede.

Disney princesses are an institution, and even though most of their stories all drop off at “Happily Ever After”, all it takes is a little imagination and some serious creativity to take that story one step further, which is where artist Isaiah Stephens comes in. He put together a series imagining a few of our favorite Disney princesses and their princes as new parents and it’s a total home run.

And they lived happily ever after . . .

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