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45 Times Parents Hilariously Expressed Their Struggles On Twitter (New Pics)
Parenting can be a challenge. But there’s a silver lining to every stormcloud—raising kids provides plenty of humorous and entertaining moments that help us laugh our troubles away.
Plenty of dads and moms out there know that sadness shared is halved and that being able to laugh at themselves is necessary for a bright and wholesome life. That’s why they share their (painfully) hilarious excerpts from their parenting lives on the internet. The Bored Panda team collected some of the very best parenting memes for you to enjoy, so scroll away! Don’t forget to upvote your faves and share your own funny parenting stories in the comments.
Also, check out our previous articles about the funniest ever parenting memes right here, here, as well as here.
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Chris Jones 6 years ago
Because that was the thing that stood out as the mother's involvement and play is normal. Hopefully teachers will work that one out.
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Colleen Coughlin 6 years ago
Just say, "Ok! Great! What didn't you break?"...they will immediately tell you what thru broke
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Liam Walsh 6 years ago
I've tried doing floor exercises with my dogs in the room - they are enthusiastic but unhelpful.
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Colleen Coughlin 6 years ago
I found my daughter's toothbrush in between two couch cushions...with foamy toothpaste on it....like WHY child? WHY??
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Mary Montejo 6 years ago
I never say anything that can be taken as affirmative to them while absent-mindedly listening.
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CrunChewy McSandybutt 6 years ago
I had a window sticker on my car that said "Nice People Swallow," and when my 6 year old son asked me about it, I said something about not talking with your mouth full. I forgot the kid learned to read.
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You’reGonnaDissaprove 6 years ago
I think it meant that the mom packs herself a book, as if there is even a slight chance she will be able to read any of it during the trip.
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Rishav Agarwal 6 years ago
I got a rc helicopter for my birthday because my dad wanted to fly it.
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miten sasmita 6 years ago
My former coworker goes fishing wearing his work uniform (on sundays!) just so his daughter doesn't pester him to join in.
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Carrie de Luka 6 years ago
Nah - I'd explain. Kids at school will correct him far more harshly.
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chi-wei shen 6 years ago (edited)
Many children will realize what's going on with their missing food before they understand Santa's not real.
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GenXandEarnedItAll 6 years ago
I was lucky enough to have two girls 8 years apart. I got to endure Frozen with the first one and then after I FINALLY got that f'n song out of my head I hear 12 year-old tell 4 year-old, "Oooh! We should watch Frozen. It was favorite when I was about your age." NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
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Liam Walsh 6 years ago
Eh? Isn't the idea that you tell them it's midnight because it's dark and they need to go to bed despite it being 8pm.
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chi-wei shen 6 years ago
Siblings snitch on each other. That's one of the most fundamental laws of sibling life.
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GenXandEarnedItAll 6 years ago
Oh, your's is only half naked? Our poor UPS driver has seen both myself and the toddler naked. She ran for door to see who it was and here I come right after, naked as a Jaybird telling her it's too cold to be outside with no clothes on.
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Isabel Care 6 years ago
What is this hotel thing? We just celebrated dad being "too ill" to do anything off the campsite, so mum took us, a picnic, toys and a book to the beach (yes, she got to read, "If you bother me and it's not an emergency...no ice cream") We had to say when we were going/back from swimming and stay near the lifeguard. Dad stayed in the tent/caravan and read with a flask of tea and his own picnic. We didn't have to go to museums and answer his questions about what we had learned on "dad's ill" days
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Blue Shadow 6 years ago
Ha. My mom remembers the exact time of my birth (near the end of 8 59 am), but no one remembers if my brother was even born in the morning or night.
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Isabel Care 6 years ago
Could be "Does it melt?" the musical if they find a magnifying glass and take the toys out on a sunny day
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Rosie Hamilton 6 years ago
That was always me. I didn't need as much sleep as my mother thought I did, or desperately wanted me to have so that she had a longer child-free evening.
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Dilly Millandry 6 years ago
I missed when we were told that we're supposed to feel refreshed and full of energy on New Year's Day!
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Liam Walsh 6 years ago
BAD move: "eating refined carbohydrates like pasta can cause a rise in blood sugar, followed by a plunge in insulin levels, which cause fatigue and weakness". Also: "carbs may boost tryptophan and serotonin, two brain chemicals involved in sleep". If you want energy eat protein.
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Don Powell 6 years ago
I'm 62. I have 3 sons. 2 are over 40,1 is mid 20s. You continue to worry about your kids lives after their adults with children of their own. It's a natural thing.
Just saying 6 years ago
I wish someone had told me that earlier. I wouldn't give mine up, but I had that sudden realisation a few years back that even once they hit 18 I would still be worrying about them. Aie.
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Don Powell 6 years ago
I'm 62. I have 3 sons. 2 are over 40,1 is mid 20s. You continue to worry about your kids lives after their adults with children of their own. It's a natural thing.
Just saying 6 years ago
I wish someone had told me that earlier. I wouldn't give mine up, but I had that sudden realisation a few years back that even once they hit 18 I would still be worrying about them. Aie.
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