It’s Time For The Funniest Parenting Tweets Of The Month, And Here Are The Best Ones This September (30 Pics)
Of all the thankless jobs in the world, being a parent has got to be at the top of the list. From the moment their children are born, moms and dads are constantly on duty. Feeding, loving, cleaning up after, playing with and providing for their little ones. It’s an exhausting job that is not for the faint of heart, but one of the things that can make it worth it is the hilarious Twitter content our kiddos provide us with. (Unconditional love from our kids is a close second though!)
That’s right. It’s once again time for the best parenting tweets of the month, so buckle up your car seats, grab those juice boxes, strap on your bibs and settle in for all of the funniest moments parents shared on Twitter this September.
Be sure to upvote the ones that you get a kick out of or that hit a little too close to home, and feel free to share your own hilarious parenting tales from September in the comments. Keep reading to also find an interview with the woman behind Mommy Cusses, Serena. Then if you’d like to check out some of Bored Panda’s previous articles celebrating the funniest parenting tweets of the month, you can find some more right here, here and here.
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If I can look like a teenager I may be more tolerant to the repulsive part. Or will the teenager look like a middle aged woman?
What is a cheese bagel? Like cheese on a bagel or cheese in a bagel? Can someone help 😅
Alright. Meet our new daughter, a coconut named Lara. Has a place at the table and everything, shares a bed
Maybe these little bits of Monica, Erica, Tina, Rita and you sounded too cannibalistic? 🥩🍖😅
When you hear all the little bits and things bounce and roll under furniture and down the stairs ...
Or the similar trick: 10 minutes in the dryer with 2 sheets of Bounce. If it smells like clean, it's clean!
I love frozen peas and I’ve never met someone else (apart from my sister) who does
or even better, cause your teenager's eyes to roll out of their head by suggesting they not wear a hoodie or jacket in July.... in Texas.... when it's 100+ outside
At that age I thought I was immortal. These days I hope not.
Or transferring your house to the beach, one car load at the time...
it's all fun and games until their personality comes out and they start having a point of view! Then the struggle becomes real!
I ruined a tyre taking a corner too early to fetch 14. It took 30 minutes to change the wheel. 25 of which were trying to get the jolly plastic cover off the spare and then try get the full size onto there. I gave up with the full size. I traded the car in, it was easier
Yesterday I brought my kid to swim class but couldn’t check him in on the computer because it said we didn’t have class today. “It’s Tuesday! We have swim on Tuesdays. What’s going on?? Oh wait, today is WEDNESDAY! We have karate.” 🤦♀️ Plot twist: swim class is on Thursdays. 🤦♀️🤦♀️ I think I might have caught “motherhood”.
Wait, your kid wants to be nasal spray when there older? I have no problems, just questions
my kids have music from the 80's and 90's on their playlist so I would say my job is done here!
my youngest (12) air quotes a lot of stuff. I am not sure she knows how to use them.... nor do I care!
Just had this conversation with my son. SON: "Can I have your iPad?" ME: "Have you finished your homework?" SON: "Yes, can I have it?" ME: "OK go to your room and I'll bring the iPad." SON: (looks at the clock on my PC and its 4.38pm) "When it gets to 1000 mins". ME: Pardon? SON: "When the clock gets to 1000 mins." So I give him my iPad and I have to google what time 1000 mins is after midnight. So 4.40pm is 1000 mins into the day. Also my son when I asked him what he had for lunch today: "I don't know"
That dude is WAY too smart. Watch your step around that one, lol.
Load More Replies...Just had this conversation with my son. SON: "Can I have your iPad?" ME: "Have you finished your homework?" SON: "Yes, can I have it?" ME: "OK go to your room and I'll bring the iPad." SON: (looks at the clock on my PC and its 4.38pm) "When it gets to 1000 mins". ME: Pardon? SON: "When the clock gets to 1000 mins." So I give him my iPad and I have to google what time 1000 mins is after midnight. So 4.40pm is 1000 mins into the day. Also my son when I asked him what he had for lunch today: "I don't know"
That dude is WAY too smart. Watch your step around that one, lol.
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