Did you know that, on average, moms feel like they’re being a “bad mom” about 156 times a year? The number may be surprising, but it proves just how tough raising kids can be.
But knowing that other moms feel the same way can help when you’re overwhelmed. Thankfully, supportive online communities like Moms United are there to remind you that you’re not alone.
With over 5 million followers, this Facebook page captures all the chaotic ups and downs of parenthood with funny mom memes. So, whether you just want to feel understood or need a good laugh to get through the day, take a moment to enjoy some of the best posts that we’ve handpicked for you below.
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true but sad, when I see the husbands of some friends, I tell myself that they would have much less work without them, they create more problems than they solve
Actually, instead of posting to Instagram, X-creta, TikTok etc. this is a pretty good idea. Leave the posting of the kid's life to the kid.
This used to be pure meme. But their summer/ camping section is getting more and more legit 🤣
Motherhood makes you understand why some animals eat their young.
Teachers see your kids in the classroom and observe more than just their homework.
it's the "stack challenge", as long as nothing falls, they continue
Me and my husband are in our late 30s. We don't have kids but we already look like young grandparents (no dyeing our hair)
OK guys, when the ref in football is picking on the mvp, you need to remember -the message is meant to make 'men' (hers especially) stop reading in the first line as it's 'boring women hair stuff' but then tells those still reading how to hide cheating behaviour, finishing with more hair stuff so skimming the article front and end lines up -but you know that goal was legit, you re-watch the playback to be sure, then chant the usual and get your mates to join in
Started strong with an actual meme and I had a glimmer of hope. Then came the tweets.
My son taught himself factors in maths, can convert any given time into minutes but yesterday at bed time decided he had to put his fingers up my nose. Earlier he said “school was irritating and he was going to the village to quaff some drinks”
I don't know if you're into this, but your son's verbiage is very interesting ,,, & sounds like something that someone from another era might say....
Load More Replies...Started strong with an actual meme and I had a glimmer of hope. Then came the tweets.
My son taught himself factors in maths, can convert any given time into minutes but yesterday at bed time decided he had to put his fingers up my nose. Earlier he said “school was irritating and he was going to the village to quaff some drinks”
I don't know if you're into this, but your son's verbiage is very interesting ,,, & sounds like something that someone from another era might say....
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