50 Of The Funniest Fatherhood Memes Shared By This Online Community Of Dads
Interview With ExpertWe’ve come a long way since the days of fathers being the breadwinners and mothers being the milk makers. Nowadays, dads are more hands on than ever before. Research shows a father spent an average of 16 minutes a day caring for his kids in 1965. By 2012, it had risen to 59 minutes a day. According to a 2023 study, American dads spend about 7.8 hours a week looking after their children at home. But juggling work, life and parenting can get painful. That’s why it pays to have a solid support structure to see you through the sucky situations.
Enter Facebook page Dadsnet: a place for fathers to share funny videos, expert advice, original content and discuss the highs and lows of parenting. We’ve collected some of their funniest fatherhood memes for when feel like a good laugh. And don’t miss the chat Bored Panda had with award-winning comedian Stuart Taylor, about how to inject some humor into the daily struggles of being a dad.
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My daughter called when she was at college, "Dad, I got an MIP(underage alcohol consumption)" Me: "Dumbass", only time I ever had to say that. I said that because we had a conversation about being discreet if she was doing something wrong like that. Went with her to court, made her pay her own fines, but she did call me and I was happy she did. She knew, on the big stuff, I was there for her.
Unfortunately, due to my sister having other teenagers as friends, she understands all the adult jokes I and our parents crack XD.
My granddaughter has an imaginary friend "Jerkassa"? (Indeterminate spelling). I'm doing child-minding and we are currently designing a birthday card for J's mother "Matewe"?. She just had a temper-tantrum 'cos I spelled it wrong.
Did schools ever really compare our parent's signatures across notes/forms? - truly don't think they had time for that.
"What if we made tiny people who always act like they're drunk, and whose hands are always sticky?"
Whoa, you can't just post pictures of my kids like this without my permission!
For me it was usually my husband being an a*s about be taking too long to get ready after I had just chased my 2 toddlers around trying to get them bathed, dressed and French braid ther hair so they can look nice without any help from him.
At 20 I couldn't imagine what it would be like at 40, now in my 40s and know exactly what 60 is gonna be.
They have accepted you as one of their own. You clearly do have "the rizz."
The sequel to the post that's #19 at this moment: "Me: Nothing is sexier than my husband using his thundering dad-voice to frighten our children into behaving when I've abandoned all hope."
If they're boys, just have patience. And if they're boys, you'll need it.
I am currently trying to break the habit of saying what I think he is about to say just to hurry him along. He gets very mad when I do this, so I have been having to practice some serious patience.
...or the pounding sound her feet make on the passenger floor board.
I've been trying to hang out more with my siblings, and now I understand why my mom is always pissed off and overstimulated. The damn 5 year old -_-.
