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"Being a parent is tough." We've all heard it, but realize what it really means only later in life. Either when we grow up or when we have some little ones of our own. We finally understand the sacrifices they make, the sleepless nights, the worrying, the amount of patience that one needs to have to raise a child.
But sometimes parenting can be just absurdly comical. Kids sometimes really do the darndest things. In these situations, you don't know whether to laugh or cry. Bored Panda has scoured the vast sea of parenting content to bring you this list. These parents may not be having the best day, but they may certainly lighten up yours.
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#1
Mom Rage Aside, We Made A Memory, Right? And Had A Laugh
Foxglove🇮🇪 2 years ago
My son went through a phase of taking off his nappy and shakingiut the contents all over the sitting room 🤢
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Boootifull Unicorn 2 years ago
my dog once woke me up and i thought she was just being cute and snuffling near my face and then she vomited :/
Ingrid Smith 2 years ago
my son in high school barged into my room at 6 am declaring, "mom, the cat threw up right here on the rug and I think I have lice, can you check my head right here?" Dude, I havent even opened my EYES!
Colleen Glim 2 years ago
Not before coffee. The cat yak isn’t going anywhere and the lice can wait an hour
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Mr. Sourcrowd 🧐 2 years ago
Once on a festival I woke up, cause someone shouted really loud: "Not in the tent!" 🤢 Shock! But it wasn't my tent...
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#2
A Very Slow Flushing Toilet Led To My Discovery Of The Most Ironic Toilet Clog. Kids Are Stupid
Audrey Martin 1 year ago
My son accidentally flushed a face cloth down the loo when he was about 9. He's coming to visit tomorrow, I must remind him (it was 40 years ago) 😄
Load More Replies... Clueless Panda 2 years ago
We found a rubber ducky and a matchbox car in the u-bend. Their lil hands had to have shoved them down there. Sigh.
Susan Teter 2 years ago
My elderly neighbors toilet was overflowing. The landlord came and pulled the toilet out and was working on the toilet in the yard. She had the stomach flu 6 days earlier. She vomited in the toilet an her dentures eventually got wedged in the trap. He got them out...she wanted them back. There is just not enough bleach in the world.
#3
Yeah, That's What It Translates To In Kid Talk
Huddo's sister 1 year ago
So many times I get 'you're bullying me' or 'your so mean' just because I ask kids to pick up things like the food they dropped on the floor! (Why did I decide to work in childcare?)
Agent of Karma 2 years ago
My grands hate me, I'm telling them to do/not do stuff constantly. The youngest has mastered the disdainful glare.
We named this list "Parenting Failures", but it's more about the realities of being a parent than the failures. It's important to know the difference between rough patches every parent feels and actual parental failure. Ashley Hudson LMFT explains that difference on her blog.
"Parental failure is when a parent causes significant trauma and/or physical or emotional damage to their child through their parenting style," she writes. "This could be in the form of abuse, neglect, abandonment, and/or when parents are involved in substances or violence that is affecting their parenting."
#4
I’m Sorry. They Are Spectacular
Upstaged75 2 years ago (edited)
My niece recently had a huge melt down because her brother gave their mom a high five. Apparently she's the only one who's allowed to do that. :)
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
FYI, his name was Richard, not Duck or Dork or Dirk.
Load More Replies... María Hermida 2 years ago
Well, the raison d'etre of Guinness Records is to find something stupid enough and/or dangerous enough for the contest. This kid is a visionary. Tell him to train hard, and one day he could win a medal for his farting ability.
#5
It’s Always Mom. Dad Is For When Mom Says No
David Henry 2 years ago
Rookie mistake; never leave the chance this wide open for a kid to insert some brutality.
Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
OP: it's *insert siblings name* is surely the only response to this, right..?
Paul Gerrard 2 years ago
We had your younger brother / sister to see if we could get a better kid.
XenoMurph 2 years ago
I love all my children entirely equally . She's awesome.
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That Is Triggering
BrownTabby 2 years ago
I did hear that LSD comes in very flimsy packaging…
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Huddo's sister 1 year ago
I refuse to use it in my afterschool program, but the previous staff had some, and I hadn't had a chance to get rid of it. I was away sick last week, and I came back and found the person filling in had used it with them. Even after a week of cleaning, I keep finding specks of it everywhere!
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Kare Deter 2 years ago
6 years ago I was working on a project in the living room. My supplies were sitting on a foam board which overhung the coffee table by about 6 inches. Enter : the cat. Jumps up on the table, misses the table, hits the foam board with an open container of glitter. Enter : me, coming out of the bathroom just in time to witness it all and enjoy the snowstorm of glitter in my living room. It was quite pretty, for a moment. Still finding that stuff in the strangest spots throughout the house.
Colleen Glim 2 years ago
That stuff is the herpes of the decorating world. You are never getting rid of it
What most parents mean when they say they think they're failing as parents is just stress and weariness talking. Hudson writes that it's a response to a stressful event, several days, weeks or months. True parental failure has serious long-term repercussions for the child.
#7
But Seriously
Alyssa Phillips 2 years ago
Me in the bathroom* 6--mommy I'm hungry Me-i have a chicken in the oven. 15 minutes. 6-can I have a piece of cheese? Me-fine. One piece of cheese. 6-one piece of cheese pizza? Okthanksbye
#8
My Kid Eats The Entire Pint Of Ice Cream And Then Fills It With Water And Freezes It To Make Me Think I Had A Nice Treat To Enjoy At Night
ILoveMySon 2 years ago
True. My dumba** friend refilled his parents entire bottle with water when we were in high school. Of course it broke.🤣
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
I bet the kid never fills the ice trays, though.
Colleen Glim 2 years ago
That kid would be scrubbing the bathroom for the next thirty or so years!
#9
Kid Drew All Over My Mom’s Ralph Lauren Purse
David Henry 2 years ago
They gave it some personality. Still not worth what was paid but the gap has closed.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Mom should give Ralph Lauren his purse back, and learn to stop taking other people's things.
One of the reasons parents feel this way is because they feel too much pressure. Either from the outside or from themselves. Tia Slightham, M Ed. and Parenting Coach writes that parents desperately want to feel they are enough. Not messing up their kids, doing the right things as a parent. But the truth is, according to her, "if you love your kids, you're trying your best and you keep trying to learn," that's enough.
#10
Like Being Unreal Isn't A Full-Time Job Already
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
My preteen and I are reading a book series where dragons are the main characters. It gets pretty violent, and since this was the first time we'd read a violent thing together, I tried to reason "Well they ARE dragons, not humans, so it's less of an issue because dragons are naturally going to be violent creatures." My kid side-eyed me and stated "Yeah, but it was written by a human, and the dragons all act and think like humans, so it's REALLY not that different, mom." ... ok... fine, be all logical. it's a really good series and we've both been enjoying them.
BluKatTheBlueCat (BluKat) 2 years ago
Glad to see that parents are getting into Wof
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Hershey Hansell 1 year ago
My little man made me a cup of tea. I asked if it was hot..he said 'no..its pretend'
Lori T Wisconsin 2 years ago
Right about then I'd grab a scissors and lop off Mr Bunny's ears. Nyah nyah nyah kiddo.
#11
My Kids Just Told Me They’ve Been Putting Fruit Stickers Under Our Kitchen Cabinet For Six Years
Jill 2 years ago
Well, there's no telling how many layers are in the blob in the lower right hand corner.
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Psycho Princess 2 years ago
I used to do this to but I didn't sneak around, I just slapped them on the fridge.
#12
Bro Thought The Toy Was Identical
David Henry 2 years ago
Idk why but the "I hate this house" intro makes me laugh knowing what's coming.
Jane Alexander 2 years ago
If you must refer to food as s**t, you're lucky it's just a toy they used to replace the snack. - and how come you had all the wings and the kid didn't have his own?
Ashley Hudson narrows down the things that might make one feel like a failing parent. Most parents, according to her, feel they have too little patience while disciplining. Others panic when they don't feel control over tantrums, rebellions and defiant behavior. First-time parents have it the worst – they simply haven't had the experience.
#13
I Find Parenting Involves A Lot Of Saying “Don’t Laugh, Don’t Laugh” Or “Damn, That Was A Good Try” But Remembering To Keep My “Adult” Face On
Big Chungus 2 years ago
My toddler always tries to feed me his bottle while simultaneously sucking on my face
MonicaChicagoGal 2 years ago
Mine liked to put the boogers on his face and flip out if you tried to wipe them off.
Moosy Girl 2 years ago
‘Don’t’ was for the first 20 times they were asked. :p
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I Just Didn’t Think It Could Get This Awful
Clown fish 2 years ago
Dam. I'd buy her child a drum that shoots glitter every time it's hit!
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Guess who's getting a brand new drum set for Christmas.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Ooh, now I know what to buy my nephew the next time my brother pisses me off!
Stephanie L Thesing 2 years ago
I had to look that one up just to post that it’s fake but to my chagrin it is a real item. I wonder if they sell very many…
Bored something 2 years ago
Gosh kids, seeing as Freya is your beat friend, don't you think this would be a great activity to take with you to do next time you go play at her house? I know she'd be sad to miss out on it, it looks so fun!
#15
I Have No Idea How Mad I Should Be
Papa 2 years ago
If he's four, it may not be a big deal (although he does need some guidance about where it's appropriate to pee outside). If he's fourteen, that's a whole other issue.
Uncle Schmickle 1 year ago
If this was written by a teacher, they should have a better grasp of grammar.
Paul Gerrard 2 years ago
Grammar correct the school. If he climbed the structure he had to urinate off it so the words "off of it" are redundant and should be left out.
A Certified Positive Discipline Educator and Life Coach for Parents Adrienne Bishop writes that these feelings of failure also stem from the fact that parents have no control over kids. "The fact is, our children have agency, which means they have the ability to make their own choices. No matter what you want your child to do, they ultimately have the final say."
#16
My Kid’s End-Of-Year Open House. My Wife And I Are The Oldest Parents In Her Class, At 39. Thanks For Making Us Feel Good Kid
Ross “Sarcastic Dad” 2 years ago
Last 3 answers tell you that you're doing a great. Forget that he thinks you're 80, lol.
Sensitive Issues 2 years ago
She or they since their name is "stephanie" adorable!
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ShellsBells 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure the teacher wrote it as they were asking the questions.
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Kimbowa 2 years ago
Kids have no concept of age when it comes to anyone that’s older than them. Lol
Terry Tobias 2 years ago
I can remember that as a kid I thought that I would be practically dead at the millennium because I'd be so old. I turned 40 that year. Now I wish that I was that age.
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Left The Kid For A Minute
Brett Layton 2 years ago
why on gods green earth would you leave a child unattended in a medical exam room ? I see at least 4 ways the kid could off themselves just from this picture alone.
Amy T 2 years ago
There has to be more to this. I don't know how well a kid hooked to IVs and monitors would be able to move that well. Also, parent may have needed to use the restroom.
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María Hermida 2 years ago
So, let me see if I understood correctly. Some kind of genius left a little kid *unattended* on a high hospital bed with no protection? They can be happy and thank their god they only have some painted sheets to worry about.
gremlin-king 2 years ago
why did you even bother to leave your kid alone in the first place???
sleepy-kitty1234<3 1 year ago
yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..............................................
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BookFanatic 2 years ago
Of all the trouble a kiddo could cause in that room, drawing on the sheet is the least of their worries.
#18
My 8-Year-Old Is Going To Grandma's Place. I Told Him To Dress Nice And Hurry Up Because He's Going To Church With Them. I Didn't See How He Left The House... My Mom Just Sent Me This Pic
Snap panda 2 years ago
Haha I went to the town shopping with slippers on once. Good excuse to buy shoes though 😉
Bishop writes that when parents think they're failing, they're blaming themselves for their kids' actions. "We try to control our kids’ behavior in order for us to feel better," she claims. "But since it is impossible to control others' behavior, we consistently struggle to feel good, and to not feel like failures, and then as a result we give our power over to our kids and become their victims."
#19
Didn't Get A Picture Of The 25-30 Pounds Of Rice He Evenly Spread All Over The Kitchen Floor The Other Day, But Checked Up On Him Half Way Through Disney's Cars 2 To Find This
Kobe (she) 2 years ago
TIL that parents exist who do not child lock their cabinets or leave them alone with stuff - and are still surprised with this outcome ...
Trillian 2 years ago
People do that? I would go crazy if I had to deal with child locks on cabinets I use multiple times each day.
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Clueless Panda 2 years ago
I tried so hard to child proof my house and always vigilant but sometimes kids are just going to be kids. RIP to my favorite lipstick used to "make clown faces", the forever shiny section of the kitchen wall that was finger painted with vicks vapor rub, and the baby powder which "made it snow" in their bedroom and lingered in corners and under furniture for years.
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
My neice and nephew did this with icing sugar when they were toddlers. They and their mum were at her parent's house alone and she went to the bathroom. Came back to find them THROWING the sugar out of the container into the air like they were playing with snow.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
My mother has a picture of me at about 18 months, holding an upside down box of laundry detergent, and sitting on the detergent mountain I had made. She'd tape the pictures to the photo album, and write captions and/or dates on them. For this picture, she wrote, "I helped."
Momma Panda 2 years ago
If the movie is 90 mins long and you checked on him approx half way trough, that means that he was unattended for 45 mins. What grown up leaves a toddler alone for that long?
Jared Robinson 2 years ago
so hey how about not leaving a child alone for that amount of time. What were you doing for forty five minutes you didn't even think just to peek in? Parents suck and complain about avoidable s**t they put themselves in all the time. I'm not saying parenting is easy. I'm saying do f*****g better. You deserved this. This is what children do, your job is to stop them from doing this. You f*****g failed you job congratulations.
Charlotte Sandoval 2 years ago
Who spit in your bean curd? Chill out. Sit on the flour covered sofa with us. It's going to be ok.
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Sounds Normal Enough
Couragetcd 2 years ago
I had to run away from a toddler and hide the lavender baby lotion on the top shelf of the coat closet after every bath to keep him from eating it all. He has just started not to leave CK any extra lotion off her s hands at 7
Javelina Poppers 2 years ago
Daughter would tear a plate of food apart to remove any trace of onions, but will eat a large sized portion of onion rings.
sleepy-kitty1234<3 1 year ago
lolollolooloololololooollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
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Lori T Wisconsin 2 years ago
I wouldn't eat chicken nuggets and fries, either. Cook some real food for the child.
#21
Don’t Let Your Kids Run Free In Bulk Barn
Biytemii 2 years ago
This doesn't equal bad parent. It takes a half a second of grabbing something off a shelf for a kid to turn around and do this.
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Giraffy Window 2 years ago (edited)
Yuck. I Would be SO embarassed, as then I'd have to go find a worker so they can throw the whole bin out. There's no point in trying to scoop up and around the handtamination and buy the bag, since you can't be %100 sure you got everything. Toddler hands are WAY too gross to risk them on ubsuspecting strangers.
Kobe (she) 2 years ago
Yet, I don't think they are going to throw that whole bin away without the parent kids paying for that. Like you said, no point in buying a bag, so he parent should buy the whole thing.
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Trophy Husband 2 years ago
When I only had one and was pretty green as parenting goes, my kid picked up a head of lettuce in the market and took a bite and put it back. It happened so fast I didn't know which one it was. So I casually left the area. I apologize to whoever bought it.
Mechanician 2 years ago
If you need gluten free flour, really need it, you are already in trouble because open bins cross contaminate during casual handling. These aren't supervised from any careless person.
WildHoneyPie 2 years ago
Yeah that's why we don't buy bulk food. I saw two little boys running their grubby hands through the beans and rice bins. No thanks!
Terry Tobias 2 years ago
My grocery store took away the bulk bins when Covid started and never put them back. I'm torn about it. On the one hand I used to be able to buy really small quantities of something without asking for help, but on the other hand I'm less likely to die. Apples and oranges.
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The educator recommends redirecting thoughts since they are one thing parents can control. Instead of thinking "I have failed my child" or "She will always eat this way" try to think: "I am learning how to help my child make better food choices." Bishop writes: "After I work on changing my thoughts, I can start taking steps to set limits and expectations from a place of acceptance and peace and not blame or overwhelm."
#22
“I Don’t Want Anymore, Dad”
Kelly H. Wilder 2 years ago (edited)
The poster above Philoctes on TV would make an interesting mash-up. 🤔
#23
My Wife Had To Write A Not-Sick Note For School
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 2 years ago
Ok but like one time I was horsing around too much one morning w my dad, and he was playfully holding me against the wall, but I told the school he slammed me into the wall and they sent someone to interview him. My stupid a*s almost had him lose custody of us
Verena 2 years ago
Look up Samuel Paty. He was a teacherin a small village in France and was killed (beheaded) because a 13 year old girl lied about "inappropriate" cartoons were shown in class. They weren't shown and she was absent on the day.
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Big Chungus 2 years ago
Omg this is me and my sister when we were kids lol we were playing on a shopping cart and it fell over. We got a box of bandaids, mind you we had no cuts or bruises, and proceeded to put the bandaids all over ourselves :)
Definitely a Human 2 years ago
Literally zero teachers would be concerned about a single bandaid on a students arm.
#24
My 2-Year-Old Son Made A Puzzle For Me
Marcellus II 2 years ago
That plaster was coming off anyway, look at it. Didn't PVA before mudding?!?
The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
This is a job for spackling, not jig-saw puzzling. And don't blame the kid; the kid didn't cause the problem, but only brought it to a head.
ILoveMySon 2 years ago
Two year old children are smart and VERY fast. I didn't downvote you, btw. In fact I never downvote.
Load More Replies...Tia Slightham has some simple, down-to-earth recommendations for struggling parents. The first one is to get enough sleep. Try going to bed just a few minutes earlier each night. She writes that without enough sleep it's easier to give in to bad thoughts and frustration. You're truly not you when you're tired.
#25
Really Son?
I heart Boo-BI-es 2 years ago
Because moving it 3 feet to the right and placing it on the handy dandy skateboard holder is too difficult.
TiNaBoNiNa 2 years ago
Agreed. Time to start hiding the ones that don't make it onto the stand.
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Charles McChristy 2 years ago (edited)
He knows he in the will. On another note, after counting the bottles you may need to hit an AA meeting.
#26
Ok, But I've Done That Too
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
Just slide a plate if veggies or fruit up next to kiddo and let them keep feeding their most excellent selves. Well done, this parent.
Agent of Karma 2 years ago
I don't allow food out side of the kitchen. I don't even want to deal with that. Bad enough they use their clothes as napkins.
Lori T Wisconsin 2 years ago
Um no. No eating in front of the tv. Eat at the table after washing hands. Kids can learn manners. Jeesh!
#27
One Of My Adult Kids Left This In The Fridge
Lucky2BAlive 2 years ago
Oh yeah. And both he and his girlfriend are “allergic” to a kitchen sponge (God that felt good say to the universe - thank you)
Terry Tobias 2 years ago
I was going to say that's normal until I re- read "One of my ådult kids". Now make them clean the fridge out, wipe it down, then put back the food that has enough left to save and that is still OK to eat. They need to go back to learn "Fridge Health 101".
Secondly, Slightham advises to learn to walk away. Parents can avoid unwanted outbursts of anger and frustration if they try counting to ten. "Learn from your mistakes and next time try your best to walk away before you open your mouth and yell, give empty threats or say something you regret," she writes in her blog.
#28
What A Preamble
sleepy-kitty1234<3 1 year ago
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
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Clown fish 2 years ago
Poor kid is called Graham he has a right to not do as he is told who calls a child Graham in this day and age
#29
Same Daughter Who Laughed At Idiot Kids On TikTok Cutting Bangs And Crying… Cut Her Bangs Just Now. And Cried. And Cried
Andrew Keir 2 years ago
every day is a school day, it's just that some lessons are remembered for ever.
XenoMurph 2 years ago
Is this the actual picture? Different coloured hair? Highlights? bleached? dyed?
#30
My Daughter, Ladies And Gentlemen
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one to think that. Poor kid is going to get teased something awful!
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ERIN WELCH 2 years ago (edited)
HEY at least sshe replaced it, a lot of "adults" don't even do that! 🧻🙂
Hilary Mol 2 years ago
Only if it's in the middle of the night, your eyes are closed, it's an emergency, and you fix it when you get up in the morning. 'Cuz, wow.
Joda 2 years ago
I made a sign that said " PLEASE MAKE SURE THERE IS TOILET PAPER FOR THE NEXT GUY" Didn't work. I've collected the ones this year and planning to give as a gift at Christmas. Youngest one is 18, the oldest one 26 doesn't change it either at our house. She moved out 6 years ago and still doesn't bother to change the bogroll ??? KIDS!!!
Her last tip is to document one good thing you did each day – doesn't matter how small. "Maybe you and your child had an amazing snuggle and book time before bed. You were able to connect during a board game. You kindly asked your child to brush their teeth instead of harping them." Slightham lists all these strategies as examples.
#31
My Wife's Stationary Bike Just Became A Jellybean Dispenser
#32
My 6-Year-Old Is Mad At Me
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
Ohhhh that had some BIG feelings behind it. Hope it's all worked out now!
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
My youngest once screamed "I am never letting you hold me ever again unless I forget about this!". It lasted most of the day!
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
Awwww! That one's a keeper! I've got several angry 'I hate you, Mom!' letters and detailed accounts of all of my crimes against humanity in my girls' keepsake box. So cute!
#33
This Is Your Reminder To Take Your Birth Control
Tanja J 2 years ago
O, come on, cats do that much more often. And kids can learn not to do it. Cats can also learn, but will do it anyway.
#34
We Can Just End This Topic Now... My Kid Just Took The Cake
Lisa T 2 years ago
My daughter, at about 2 years old, took her poop out and HID IT IN THE OVEN GRILL! Then later that night, when I went in her room, I could smell poop. She had distributed the rest of the poop into the cups of her toy tea set! She is 18 now and so many people have heard this story
#35
The Kids Left The Remote On The Heater
dan martyr 2 years ago
How high do you have your heating on? If the radiators are glowing it’s time to turn down the thermostat
Tiggy Darling 2 years ago
I've not done anything that stupid since...about 6 hours ago when I put the cleaner spray bottle down in front of the fan heater and gave it an interesting new shape.
Paul Aguilera 2 years ago
It looks like a shoe with a "TV remote" flavored gum stuck to the bottom
Terry Tobias 2 years ago
At first i thought it was some new piece of tech that I was never going to learn, because I give up on that stuff. I have enough in my head already to function adequately.
#36
Consequences Of Oversleeping With A 4-Year-Old In The House
Zoey Rayne 2 years ago
4 year olds should never be able to touch anything as pointy as those scissors. Lock that s**t up. * remembers horror story about young child cutting off her cat's whiskers; poor kitty was never the same *
Ka Se 2 years ago
I don't know. I have the feeling that sometimes things are just particularly exciting and attractive that you're not allowed to have. There are plastic scissors that you can use to cut paper but not fabric or skin. (Great for crafting and practising together.) And you can also explain to a two-year-old child why you're not allowed to do certain things.
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Could have been worse with access to those scissors. Could have been the curtain.
Cassidy Moore 2 years ago
I thought the same thing because my son would bite the tips off of the leaves of all his grandmas plans 😅
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Jill Bussey 2 years ago
Again - you left a four year old alone and unsupervised where they had access to scissors. You're lucky only the plant suffered.
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
Busseybody thinks parents are required to be flawless robots in order to be "good" parents. Look how clean that floor looks! I think this parent is likely doing just fine.
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Giraffy Window 2 years ago (edited)
Oh noooo! At least with this type you can re-sprout the cuttings... I'm sure you had a good talk with them, and it won't happen again. I like your flooring! I also like how people are talking like you basically left these scissors on your kid's night stand as though they can't climb a counter in the second you take to turn and throw something in the garbage. So judgy. 4 is old enough for a parent to get a bit of extra sleep in the morning; They will absolutely come find you in those extra 10 blissful minutes of sleep you've managed to claw back from when they were toddlers and infants.
Lori T Wisconsin 2 years ago
Not normal. Child is a savage. What parent leaves those very sharp things where the beast child can get them? I'd sleep with one eye open, if I were the mom. They may be the next victim.
#37
Found Out My Son Has Been Stealing And Selling My Pokémon Cards
Jo Maxwell 2 years ago
That's not okay no matter the age. Also how did he sell them without you noticing?
Kobe (she) 2 years ago
OOf that is intentional. Like on a whole other level of can not trust my kid alone....
Upstaged75 2 years ago
They'd better watch the kid when he gets older. He'll be moving on to pawning jewelry and the good silver!
Kare Deter 2 years ago
My daughter once gave away all my PC games - she figured I didn't play them so I wouldn't notice. Surprise! I did play them and I DID notice. Lessons on boundaries were taught and she had to go to her friends and get them back.
Patricia Smith 2 years ago
When a kid can keep track of his transactions it's time for military camp.
Charles McChristy 2 years ago
If he is a teen, I can tell you exactly where the money is going. This is addict behavior and needs to be addressed before it is too late.
#38
My 3-Year-Old Daughter Did This Today To My Favorite Thesaurus Which I Held Perfect For Almost 20 Years Since School
Tempest 2 years ago (edited)
Even I have a dictionary-thesaurus that I absolutely love. Had it since high school and now I’m about to graduate university. I used to check up synonyms for random words from it when I was in school, sort of like randomly reading a dictionary-thesaurus. Yes, I’m a nerd but even I’ve questioned why I love this one book this much 😅
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Robert Martens 2 years ago
You mean it was hurt, broken, impaired, wounded, harmed, marred, and mutilated ?
Kevin B 2 years ago
Fresh lemon juice squeezed into a shot glass...dip a Q-Tip into juice and go over the pens marks. Let dry.
Psycho Princess 2 years ago
Why leave it in reach of your kid then, and why is your child unattended??
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
I've had a lot of toys I saved in their boxes get destroyed by my kids. But destroying a book is not cool!
Kelly Scott 2 years ago
Most of these really aren't funny. But they're good cases for birth control.
Joshua David 2 years ago
And when she's grown and moved out of your home, you'll pick that up and that will be the new favorite part of its story.
#39
My 2 Preschoolers Just Did This To An Entire Bag Of Cable Ties
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
Could have been worse. At least they didn't zip one extra tight around a part of the anatomy of one or the other.
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
You can save them, but it's a lot of work. Side a small knife in to life up the piece that fits into the grooves and you can pull it back. Engineering on a budget!
Lynette Hannan (Lyn) 1 year ago
There's a fix for it - get a strong sewing pin or a fine awl and use the point to hold up the flap of the ratchet while you draw out the tail - good as new so long as you don't deform the ratchet by too much pressure on it!
#40
My Partner's Son Is A Monster
#41
When My Kid Runs Out Of Toilet Paper, She Will Improvise
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Yikes! I would have been in serious trouble for that. Not that it would have ever occurred to me to wipe by butt with the shower curtain.
#42
My Child’s Playroom 90 Seconds After I Finished Cleaning It Up
Upstaged75 2 years ago
This is where the "clean up" song becomes valuable. Teach it to them early!
Cassidy Moore 2 years ago
And then they haul some out to other rooms and leave that room a mess and never go back in there, unless of course you go back in and pick up the toys cause they will know. All toys must be on the floor I guess
Lori T Wisconsin 2 years ago
My parents were strict. Stuff and toys left on the floor, after I was told to put them away, was never seen again. Used this method on my daughter; she learned very fast to pick up after herself.
PlatinumThe8-BitCat 2 years ago
This is literally my sister. She doesn’t do it as much anymore since she’s older now, but whenever my mom would clean the toy room/playroom, my sister would always mess it up righ after
#43
My Kid Was Driving While We Were Inside And My Other One Looks Out And Says: Dad, The Golf Cart Is Smoking
Hans Georg 2 years ago
Without even knowing, what actually happened, this picture just shows a burning golf cart. Could have been a defect. That has nothing to do with bad parenting for now.
#44
My Niece Stole My Sister's Phone, Hoping For A Feed
#45
“Eating The Other Half Is Too Hard” - My Kid
MotherofGuineaPigs 2 years ago
Come on over! I have 5 little beauties that would love these leftovers
#46
Rest In Peace 140 Hz Monitor
Giraffy Window 2 years ago (edited)
If it's sharpie, you can just use an ethanol alchohol-based hand sanitizer to wipe it off. Worked at a book store where we'd get in orders of deep discount books the sellers thought ought to have a sharpie mark across the covers of. We'd used alchohol based hand santiizer because it was just strong enough to lift the all the ink without seriously drying our hands out like a rubbing alchohol would. Please don't throw out your monitor just because there's marker on it.
Manda Hart 2 years ago
Yes, excellent advice. And ethanol won't turn a monitor or laptop screen yellow like isopropyl will.
Load More Replies... Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 years ago
Nail polish remover. Not kidding. Be careful with it though because it will also start dissolving the plastic surface of the screen if you use too much.
Ritchat 2 years ago
Does anyone else hear the basilisc from Harry Potter in their head while looking at this picture?
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
AH, NO, don't use acetone or anything ethanol based!!! This can cause hazing, possibly even cracking of the screen. Do grab a lint-free microfiber wash cloth/towel and soak a corner in 70% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol). On one small corner gently rub to see if the marker will come out. That is the best bet. Also, don't leave anything lying around with kids. Seriously. Don't have furniture, loose bits of anything, unsecured cabinets/doors, lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
maka paka 2 years ago
go over with non permanent marker and rub off - should work but even if not you've lost nothing
Surenu 2 years ago
Kinda looks like the screen itself is damaged, maybe due to the pressure from the marker
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Toddler Is Mightier Than The TV
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 2 years ago
My brother wanted to join the Power Rangers once and he had this little Power Rangers sword and when the villain was onscreen he repeatedly whacked him and the screen broke. My brother is so powerful in the Power Rangers universe he accidentally destroyed reality.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
Back in my day, a TV screen was about an inch-thick, solid glass. It had 100 reasons why maybe it wouldn't work, but this was not one of them.
Psycho Princess 2 years ago
It looks like a gateway to another world, pretty and memorizing.
Load More Replies... Agent of Karma 2 years ago
This is why they aren't allowed to swing pole/stick things next to the tv. Which we hung on the wall to deter them from touching it.
#48
My 4-Year-Old’s Work Of Art
Heather Talma 1 year ago (edited)
Eh, it's still usable and was pretty boring. If you're not gonna put stickers on it I can see why the kid took matters into their own hands. The wall is another matter.
Snap panda 2 years ago
Wall can be painted, new ps5 plates can be bought and crayons and felt tips in the bin.
#49
I Told My 8-Year-Old To Put The Dryer Sheets Where All The Laundry Stuff Goes
Trainingfortheballetpotteh🇺🇦 2 years ago
idk why someone downvoted you. I'll upvote to make it a zero again.
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shankShaw deReemer 2 years ago
When I was learning to drive, my mom once told me to "get up in front of that car." The car was beside us in the next lane, so I got directly in front of it in its lane. She just meant to drive ahead of it in my lane, so it wasn't directly beside us. "That's not what you said," I told her. She just shook her head.
#50
I Love My 7-Year-Old Son, What I Don't Love Is Him Doing This To The Soap For The Past 4 Years
#51
Seriously
Laura Mortensen 2 years ago
I work at Goodwill and people ask me what size shoe their kid should wear. I have to say I have no idea. Someday I might take a look at how kid's shoe sizes work, but probably not.
Alyssa Phillips 2 years ago
Ugh. Toddler 1-10, little kid 1-13, big kid 1-13, adult 1-whatever. But they don't REALLY progress logically when you put them on.
#52
Parenting Is Crowded Trips To The Bathroom. Who Needs Privacy Anyway?
Lemmondroppa 2 years ago
I’ve done this but was breastfeeding the baby and also had the dog sitting at the door watching.
Lemmondroppa 2 years ago
Been there! But was breastfeeding the baby and the dog also was in the room.
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
Kid is grown out if this stage, but now we have a kitten who SCREAMS at the bathroom door so she can be let in to stare at you, and crane her neck looking for where the toilet noises are coming from.
#53
My Kids Find It Hilarious To Leave Just One Of Whatever They Were Eating
RedFoxx 2 years ago
Make their next meal (or snack) the leftovers. Should break the habit fairy easily.
David Paterson 2 years ago
I've never known children to do that, but adults do it ALL the time. For some unknown reason most adults consider it rude to eat the last one.
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Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 2 years ago
Probably from a conversation or memory and is now a silly joke
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#54
My 6-Year-Old Kid Decided To Doodle On My New (To Me) Truck. With A Rock
#55
My 15-Year-Old Son Decided To Move His Sister's Jeep Behind The Garage To Make Room For Another Vehicle, But He “Forgot” It Had No Brakes. So, This Happened To My Fence
Upstaged75 2 years ago
In the US we get a learner's permit at 15 that allows us to practice driving. The mistake here was letting him do it unsupervised.
Load More Replies... Becky Lombard 2 years ago
When I first got my license, we had an old car that had an on the column gear shift. I forgot to put it in park, and it rolled across the street and smashed into Mrs. Wilson's brand-new car. My dad angrily marched me over to apologize to Mrs. Wilson. She said, "Oh good! I hate that car! Now Mr. Wilson has to get me a new one!" (He owned a car lot.) Clearly not the reaction my dad was going for! My mom pulled out her favorite phrase - "Your good luck, and not your good management!"
María Hermida 2 years ago
Just as well the neighbour was not standing in his/her next to the fence
Trent Anderson 2 years ago
When I was about 8 and my brother had just turned 11, my dad let him steer our Jeep around the house. He ended up running over our jungle gym. I laugh about it now but not then.
#56
I Fell Off The Toilet Last Night Thanks To A Bad Leg Spasm. I Have A Concussion And Had A Minor Brain Bleed. My Son Starts School In Two Days And I Have To Take For His First Day
David Paterson 2 years ago (edited)
With concussion and a brain bleed, to say nothing of leg spasms, you have a lot more to worry about than how you appear when dropping off your child at school.
#57
Ok, But Where's My Spot?
Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
And you'd get much better rest there anyway!
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#58
My Son Bit The Directional Button Off The Remote
#59
This Is Why You Don't Let 5-Year-Olds Near Your Phone
EasyBreezyCataneze 2 years ago
When my nephew was 3 , he put his mother's iPhone in the water. She didn't buy another iPhone again. Uses an Android phone with a cracked screen because you never know
#60
Today Is The First Meetup Of My Son's Toddler Group. We Are Hosting And Out Of 8 Mothers 7 Canceled Like Half An Hour Before It Would Start. My Wife Just Sent Me This Picture
Boootifull Unicorn 2 years ago
all the more for them then *aggressively munches pretzel stick*
Lucky2BAlive 2 years ago
I would send this to them saying how great the meetup was and how sorry she was that they couldn’t make it.
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
And this is why I don't social with 99% of the other moms, lol. That does suck for the wife, though. Seriously thoughtless...
#61
POV: You Finally Sit Down For Lunch After 1.5 Hours Of Trying To Get Your Toddler To Nap. You're Hungry, Shaky Hands Knock The Plate Off The Table. The Crash Wakes The Toddler
Friendly neighborhood possum 2 years ago
Nevermind the story behind the photo, what’s that black and yellow stuff on the plate?
David Henry 2 years ago
How tf did we make it as a species? Seems like after two or three generations of this we'd just agree with the pandas and eat chutes and leaves with absolutely no mating.
#62
I Just Realized My 4-Year-Old Let The Intrusive Thoughts Win
Biytemii 2 years ago
Looks like bar of soap maybe. At least that's my best guess
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My Bag Of Trail Mix After The Wife And Kids Pick Out The Good Stuff
María Hermida 2 years ago (edited)
I was going to ask if those were some kind of dry poop. They don't look very appetising in the photo.
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My Toddlers Have Bit The Fingers Off Woody And Now He’s Permanently Giving The Finger
#66
Asked Step-Daughter To Fold Her Clean Laundry And She Threw It In The Trash Instead
Kobe (she) 2 years ago
Her problem - has to go to school in whatever clothes there are left...
Boootifull Unicorn 2 years ago
WHAT SHE BETTER HAVE BEEN LIKE THREE OR SOMETHING CAUSE THAT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE
Lucky2BAlive 2 years ago
Hide the “trash” in a bad and when she asks just say … well I took the trash out.
#67
My Son Was Fooling Around With The Cooking Spatula When He Lost Control And It Went Flying Across The Room Into My Monitor
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
A phrase that pretty much sums up all the developmental stages from start to about... hmmm 18? It's in Bob's hands from there.
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And She Was So Proud Using The Meat Thermometer
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
I think it's hot enough. The meat, I mean. Oh, and the thermometer, too.
#69
Left My Kids Alone For 5 Minutes. They Were Using This “Normally” And This Happened
Janina Prado 2 years ago
I got one of these as a reward for working at my job for 15 years. When I opened the box, this is exactly how it looked.
#70
My Roku Controller After I Said "No" To My Three-Year-Old
Boootifull Unicorn 2 years ago
can't work out if this is aggressive aggressive or passive aggressive
JB 2 years ago
Aggressive aggressive.. Three year olds can't work screwdrivers.
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AnkleByter 2 years ago
All those remotes take sometimes is a good throw in the right, or wrong, place. I've done something almost exactly like this by accident when I hit the remote off a table and it hit the floor. Sucker split right open and pieces went flying. It's not like they're well engineered, lol.
#71
Went Out To A Play Center On The Weekend. Asked My Daughter To Go Grab Some Aoli For Our Chips. This Is What She Comes Back With
#72
My Kid Helped Me "Work" On The Car
He did some "adjustments" on the radiator, with a screwdriver. It's a good thing I had extra parts, but it was more work than I wanted for the day.
#73
Our Daughter's Snake Got Stuck On Top Of Our Dishwasher. That Was Fun
Violet Jensen 2 years ago
I had a snake and my brother left her cage open… why did he even open it?? It took THREE DAYS!! TO FIND HER
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
At least she was found. One of my daughters' snakes made a break for it (at their father's old rental house) and was never found. I'm looking forward to an exciting news story a few years from now! 😃
Load More Replies... Ty Stratton-Quirk 2 years ago
A few years back, I opened one of the kitchen cupboards and found a three-foot-long garter snake. That was fun.
#74
The Kids Put My Wife's New Water Bottle In The Dishwasher. Turns Out It's Not Dishwasher-Safe
David Paterson 2 years ago
If it's not dishwasher safe, or washing machine safe for that matter, then it deserves to be in the garbage.
María Hermida 2 years ago
Not the kid's fault, or the parents'. I wouldn't have checked, either.
#75
Toddler Bit Every Apple Slice
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
My brother heard someone say that the first bite of the apple is always the best. He ate one bite out of every apple.
#76
Ah, The Joys Of Parenting
Giraffy Window 2 years ago (edited)
Pfft I wouldn't need KIDS to make this happen! I'm a whole grown adult who can dramatically spill all of the things all on my own!
MotherofGuineaPigs 2 years ago
I feel this. My favorite was dropping a full cup and it hit the floor straight on and the split second it took me to look down as the iced tea hit me in the face.
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My 3-Year-Old Son Decided To Microwave Our 3DS
Awesome At Being Autistic 2 years ago
All of these posts are pretty much parents telling us that a) they have no idea how to baby/child proof their house, b) they have no idea how to train their kids, and c) they probably would have been better off just not having kids.
David Paterson 2 years ago
"you can never make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenious".
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#78
My 6-Year-Old Begs Me To Play Minecraft With Him And Then Does This The Whole Time To See His Half Of The Screen Better
#79
My Kid MacGyvered His Way To The Markers... Permanent Markers
Psycho Princess 2 years ago
You can also use rubbing alcohol or a mr.clean magic eraser.
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#80
Literally
Boootifull Unicorn 2 years ago
nah its you, but its hard to look at your worst quality's yelling at you
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
I mean, to some extent, fair! There are definitely times I've stopped myself mid-anger and been like, 'but yeah, they get that from me, sooooooo'. Sometimes what really gets under our skin with our kids really is a reflection of our not so great traits, lol
Load More Replies... TiNaBoNiNa 2 years ago
No one should be yelling at anyone. That is an unhealthy family dynamic.
Boootifull Unicorn 2 years ago
i mean, your not growing up if there's not a little bit of yelling...
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My Kids Bought These Pretzels For Me For My Birthday Yesterday. I Haven't Had A Single One Yet
Odette Boisvert 2 years ago
it looks exactly like the bottle of rhum that my son brought back from his trip to Cuba!!!
#82
Toddler Is Angry Because His Sister Went To Camp
Imogen 2 years ago
I once accidentally spilled some when I was six. I’m still cleaning them up today…
sky 2 years ago
why did you get downvoted and tbh they are hard to pick up if they are on carpet
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My 10-Year-Old Made Easy Mac And Now The Whole House Stinks
ConstantlyJon 2 years ago
I've done this before.... in a dorm room. On a hall with like 90 guys living in it.
#84
An Entire Bag Of Cumin That My Toddler Dumped
InfiniteZeek 2 years ago
Nothing, his hand is above it. So it's both his hand and foot in the picture.
Load More Replies... GlassHalfWay 2 years ago
Cumin isn't expensive at all. At least where I live
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My Daughter Stepped In Chewing Gum And Then Sat With Her Shoes On The Car Seat
María Hermida 2 years ago
Teach kids not to put their shoes on the seat, FFS. It's disgusting.
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
Like, really? Parent's probably happy it's not poop (or they should be)! Kids are gross. Their bodies are tiny and uncoordinated, they can't really help it. There are bigger worries in life...
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Husband Had Two Jobs: Put Toddler In Car Seat And Hand Him Tablet From Car's Roof. Guess, Which He Forgot?
ConstantlyJon 2 years ago
My guess: he put the toddler on the roof, and this is what the wife did to the ipad as a result.
Purple Sprinkles 2 years ago
Well, at least he didn't put toddler on the roof and the tablet in car seat.
#87
The Way My Toddler Eats A Slice Of Bread Every Night Before Going To Bed Because “He’s Still Hungry”
That Goth Demon (zey/zem) 1 year ago
Me too! It tastes sweet but not sweet!
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My Kid Put Her Favorite Toy Down A Drainpipe
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
One of those grabber things attached to a 1/2 inch wooden dowel if the grabber isn't long enough. Use duct tape if necessary...
#89
When You Leave The Room To Put Your Little Guy Down For A Nap, And Re-Entering It Makes You Feel Like You've Wandered Into A Landfill
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
I mean, I don't know if entropy technically, is a force, but the way kids wield it, it outta be!
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#90
My Son Left His New Stretchy Action Figure On The Arm Of The Couch For About An Hour. When He Picked It Up, It Had Left This Mark. That Was 2 Days Ago, I Think It’s Permanent
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
Try going over it with a WARM (not hot) iron, with a cloth between the iron and the couch arm.
Jessica Shookhoff 2 years ago
Gustav, you really know your cleaning hacks! Impressive!
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Not Even The Combined Mind Of Two 11-Year-Olds Could Figure This One Out
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
To be honest, some of those carton designs could defeat a fully-equipped battalion of Seabees.
María Hermida 2 years ago
Nothing to do with parenting, but, why write "gluten free" on a carton of milk?
#92
Son Has A Friend Over, They Go Outside With BB Guns. Five Seconds Later
Ace 2 years ago
Do you think that maybe not letting them have BB guns might have avoided this? But no, guns don't kill (windows), people (kids) kill (windows).
Giraffy Window 2 years ago
Our window shattered like this all on its own with a massive POP. We'd been having a not-uncommon wind storm. The window guy told us it can sometimes take the most minor defect in the glass to cause it to happen... so even if a BB had hit the window but not shattered it right then, there's a good chance it could do enough to make it shatter later. Hopefully the kids have been given clearer instructions about not ever shooting toward houses...
Load More Replies... Surenu 2 years ago
What the hell kinda BB guns are those with pressure like that? Anything over .5 joules is for adults only here in Germany. Our gun laws are that strict.
María Hermida 2 years ago
Kids playing by themselves with BB guns? What could possibly go wrong?
readingthequibbler 2 years ago
As happened to my parents friends kid, it can go into their brain. I have such a deep seeded fear of bb guns its not even funny
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#93
Kid Is Grounded And Spray-Painted The Wall
Upstaged75 2 years ago
My brother got arrested a few times for doing that when he was a teenager. :)
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Got It Last Night, I Never Liked Crayons
kaycee14 2 years ago
Dry tissues remove the wax, household multi-surface cleaner will remove any remaining color. Former teacher here.
Load More Replies... Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
I'm getting one for Christmas. Luckily, the cats don't have crayons.
#95
Hey Kids, Who Wants A One-A-Month Gummy Vitamin?
#96
I Ordered These On Amazon For My Kid And They Sent Me Two Left Shoes
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
It's not their fault you got the wrong kind of kid for the shoes.
#97
While My Family With Young Kids Were Staying At This Airbnb, An Old Man Walked Into The Backyard And Started Draining The Pool
David Paterson 2 years ago
Thread isn't about being a good or bad parent. Thread is about having a bad day as a parent.
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Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
That didn't happen in the course of a day. It would take a 3" hose & vacuum pump to drain that pool that rapidly.
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David Paterson 2 years ago
Baby proofing is a myth. My sister thoroughly babyproofed her house. But even that didn't stop her child from getting a pair of (blunt) scissors, undoing the (childproof) lock on a power point, switching the power on, inserting the scissors into the live power point, and being thrown across the room by the jolt of electricity.
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David Paterson 2 years ago (edited)
Sometimes I wish my children had been like this, active, experimental, willing to take risks, instead of what they were, clingy, mousy, quiet and pathetically eager to please. Then I see a thread like this and count my blessings. Far too many people blame parents and teachers for a child's behaviour, when the child is at fault.
David Paterson 2 years ago
Baby proofing is a myth. My sister thoroughly babyproofed her house. But even that didn't stop her child from getting a pair of (blunt) scissors, undoing the (childproof) lock on a power point, switching the power on, inserting the scissors into the live power point, and being thrown across the room by the jolt of electricity.
Load More Replies... David Paterson 2 years ago (edited)
Sometimes I wish my children had been like this, active, experimental, willing to take risks, instead of what they were, clingy, mousy, quiet and pathetically eager to please. Then I see a thread like this and count my blessings. Far too many people blame parents and teachers for a child's behaviour, when the child is at fault.
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