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It’s Time For The Best Parenting Tweets Of The Month, And Here Are The Best Ones This September (50 Pics)
Parenting is a mix of wonder, joy, angst, exhaustion, and the desire to tell others all about it. To be heard. Understood. Maybe that's why so many moms and dads turn to Twitter to describe their everyday highs and lows. It's a place where people listen (if you use the right hashtags, of course). But little do they know, we're interested in these stories as well!
Every month, Bored Panda collects the best parenting tweets, and September 2021 was no exception. From a funny idea for a toddler clothing line to a quick guide on how to keep your home clean, here are the ones that have caught our attention.
If you've fallen behind on the series, fire up our earlier collections: August, July, June.
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As you can tell from some of these pictures, kids can get really creative with their shenanigans. So it's perfectly normal if your little ball of sunshine catches you off guard.
"When parents don't know how to respond, it's really valuable to take some time to give yourself chance to assess the situation rather than reacting in a rush or on impulse," Anna and Luciana, two moms from the UK and creators of the parenting blog In The Playroom, told Bored Panda. "Especially in difficult situations as sometimes spur of the moment rash reactions can make things worse."
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Just like each child is unique, so is every parenting problem. There is plenty of advice on raising kids but no definitive guide, and you never really know if something that has worked for another family will apply to yours as well.
"We all make mistakes sometimes, so apologizing to your child and admitting that we don't always get it right, gives them a good example and helps to build trust in the relationship," Anna and Luciana said.
And when everything is said and done, don't forget to tweet about it! "It's definitely important to talk to others in similar situations to get useful advice and to feel less alone," the mom duo added.
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Diana Eriksson 5 years ago
I did that too, or I'd make them really ugly. My Nintendo 3DS from when I was 7-8 has my family as Miis and a separate category of my family as their "mean" versions. Every time I was mad I'd make them uglier lol
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Skara Brae 5 years ago
It's like living near an airport. You learn to stop noticing engine noise.
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katrina hunt 5 years ago
I had to explain to my mom that she could just hang up. I don’t deserve my mom 😭🥰🥰
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Chyppa Homer 5 years ago
Ever notice, how parenting books are always written by people, who either don't have kids, or who's kids are well behaved ? Where is the book on how to get your demon to stop doing a crab walk on the ceiling ? :D
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Laura Mende (Human) 5 years ago
And when there is no more room in hell, the devil will give you two screaming babies and a non-stop ticket to New Zealand. 😂
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Skara Brae 5 years ago
Don't forget to knock over a glass of milk for her to really get the full experience.
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Andy Acceber 5 years ago
I know this is a joke, but clothing like that really exists. There are some companies that make adapatable clothing that's intentionally designed to be worn any direction. It's generally for adults and older kids who have disabilities that make getting clothing on the "right" direction really difficult.
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Mohsie Supposie 5 years ago
A dollar bill IS adorable... and even more adorable than that is a HUNDRED dollar bill!
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April Caron 5 years ago
Story time: I made a pan full of brownies. They were on the counter, still cooling and hadn’t been sliced into squares yet (important). One of my foster girlies asked if she could have one. I said yes. Later, I went into the kitchen to discover 3/4 of the pan of brownies gone. I looked at her and said, “I told you ONE brownie!” She gave me this incredulous look and responded, “Yeah. But you didn’t say how big it had to be.” Touché, kid. Touché.
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Lexi Edwards 5 years ago
Conversation between me and my 19 year old niece: "I love your sweater, I want one like it." "Thanks, I got it at Costco for $9!" *awkward silence "Costco!? You can buy clothes at Costco?"
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Isidien Gudmundsdottir 5 years ago
A "Just around the block" walk with my dad was like a walk with the foreign legion in the Sahara Desert, that man could walk for days!! He was a Marine....
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Andy Acceber 5 years ago
Eh, it's reality. She'll have bigger dreams when she gets older. I had a ~14yo tell me (seriously) that her life dream was to work at Subway. It was extra hilarious because it was something she could conceivably do in a few months or a year if she still wanted to. She didn't. She's now 20, in college, and studying for a career that doesn't involve sandwiches.
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Lori Ballard 5 years ago
My son called me Dude. My mom got mad when she heard it and told me to have him call me mom as dude was disrespectful but I told her my son tells me everything so if he wants to call me dude I'm good.
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Andy Acceber 5 years ago
Some kids desperately need plans for the day. It can help them immensely with transitioning between activities. I'm sorry this parent had a bad experience, but don't take this advice as universally applicable.
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Karen Lyon 5 years ago
I teach kids that are almost five. This week, one of my little guys, as we were getting ready for dismissal said, "But I can't finf my jacket." He was wearing it. Bwaahaahaa.
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Andy Acceber 5 years ago
When they go to college, the snacks in your pantry and leftovers in your fridge will no longer disappear at 2am. You'll be shocked and amazed.
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Artoonist Corine 5 years ago
THIS! Those wonderful sippy cups work until there is ONE tossed across the room and it lands hard on the floor (or whatever). Well, that one is toast.
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Lynn Morello 5 years ago
No matter how long ago they were taken to the bathroom, within 3 minutes of starting to put groceries into your trolley, you have your little darling holding themselves and dancing around saying mommeeeee, I need to pee. NOW
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Andy Acceber 5 years ago
I've done it to strangers without thinking before. It's weird. It worked. Also a "Hey! We don't behave like that!" works surprisingly well.
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over it already 5 years ago
The phone calls! I have 1 in elementary, 1 in middle school, 1 in high school and can get 6 calls/msgs about inconsequential s*** in one day.
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Aileen Grist 5 years ago
living with and looking after a 100 year old woman is pretty much the same
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Ryan Deschanel 5 years ago
Meanwhile, "toddler" is one of the sounds you will easily and naturally produce. "Wow, Sharon, your look tired. -Grmblgdglrrrmunimunirgblmbrtoddlerburgrulmbr."
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Guillaume Derode 5 years ago
"Doesn't play shem" and "izolo". Can someone explain these words?
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Miguel justino C 5 years ago
Who cares if they don’t have kids. Better for our food supplies and future planet. How many selfish YouTube, Instagram and tick tickers do you want raising the next generation. Fine by me!
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Miguel justino C 5 years ago
Who cares if they don’t have kids. Better for our food supplies and future planet. How many selfish YouTube, Instagram and tick tickers do you want raising the next generation. Fine by me!
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