Here Are 40 Of The Best Tweets From Parents That Made People Laugh This July
Interview With ExpertThere’s nothing quite like the thrill of parenthood—those first smiles, the giggles, and the proud moments of watching your children grow. But let’s be honest, it’s also a wild ride filled with sleepless nights and tantrums that make you question your life choices.
When things get tough, parents need a place to vent and share a laugh to release their emotions. Naturally, there’s no better outlet for this than X (formerly Twitter).
You can already guess where this is headed—we’re back with our latest monthly roundup of top parenting tweets. Scroll down to enjoy some of the funniest and most relatable posts from July, and don’t miss our chat with Dr Kirsty Pakes, a clinical psychologist and parenting consultant from the UK.
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Once a bug crawled into my ear at night and I woke up to a weird sound in my ear... sleep well <3
“Hi, welcome to imaginary airlines!” “Excuse me” “yes, honey?” “B***H, WHERE ARE THE MISSILES?!”
and snails and worms - do you know how many snails, worms and rocks you can fit into all the pockets of toddler dungarees - those poor little creatures
I don't know how to respond when people say that. Or worse, if they say "he must take after his mom". It's like you're deciding whether or not my wife cheated on me. What am I supposed to say?
It's a sign of codependency, like "I'm cold, put on a sweater." (My mother's favorite. )
Mine has 1 onesie and 2 PJ sets from the show Bluey. The onesie is Bingo and she always pack all the Bluey pj's for our trips.
I once read: "Don't make fun of your parents because they struggle with electronic devices while you need to google how to boil rice." Seems pretty right, tbh.
My kid used to take the time to fake a 'brushed My teeth' crime scene... wet toothbrush, toothpaste randomly thrown on the counter and water strategically splashed all over. He could have brushed his teeth in far less time and with far less effort. He did the same with showers. 🫤
Rje summer I was 11, we had a rescue crow. She loved playing with barbies, because thats what we did. But she specialized in dressing the dolls. I would have to put in the legs, ans she would spend 45 minuses pulling it all the way up. I knew when she was finished, because she would look at me until I gave her a new dress. The same one pulled down would not do 😁 i even learned she had favorites, one was the same as mine, so we had to share 🥰
I work at Amazon's CHM2 in Obetz, Ohio. Our building mascot is a Phoenix. I haven't seen one yet!
Or, like my sister, leave JUST enough that she can say “it’s not empty”
but like hard floors are comfortable (i almost fell asleep on my **HARDWOOD** kitchen floor yesterday... it's so comfortable)
My youngest brother (52yo) teased me about my age bcoz I'm going to become a granny in Jan next year. I called him Great Uncle Chris once, and he stopped that nonsense immediately.
Dessert stomachs are totally legit. Take it from me who has a PhD in medicine
Bless that child’s heart ♥️ tell them to start saving their money TODAY ! ! !
A nine year old, really? At nine years old a child is completely able to realize someone is throwing up...
Oh wait until they tell you the whole storyline of the movie they just watched.
I never had any children, but I really enjoy their open honesty, and their parents' reaction. I have some pretty serious scars, and they'll just ask about them. I usually make up (G-rated of course)stories about fighting pirates or sharks while their parents squirm.... . One little girl in the waiting room of my wife's doctor even brought out her toy doctor's kit and "bandaged" me while giving "medical advice". I thought her mother was going to faint from embarrassment, but she was just too cute! :)
I'm covered in some serious scars too. Adults stare at me and whisper and give dirty looks, and little kids run up to me and question me about them. Sometimes I'll tell the truth if it's appropriate, sometimes I'll make something up.
Load More Replies...I don't have children, but some of these were hilarious 😂 best BP post in awhile!
We're glad you enjoyed it! Humor truly is universal, isn't it? Feel free to share it with friends! 😄
Load More Replies...We are going to Florida on Saturday for our holidays, the thing my son is most looking forward to is not swimming, going to the beach or possibly a theme park. No, its watching the lightning when it storms. That is all he is going on about. He also calls his big toes; foot thumbs which is quite cute.
Aw, that is cute. And Florida has some wild storms this time of year. He'll have fun.
Load More Replies...I never had any children, but I really enjoy their open honesty, and their parents' reaction. I have some pretty serious scars, and they'll just ask about them. I usually make up (G-rated of course)stories about fighting pirates or sharks while their parents squirm.... . One little girl in the waiting room of my wife's doctor even brought out her toy doctor's kit and "bandaged" me while giving "medical advice". I thought her mother was going to faint from embarrassment, but she was just too cute! :)
I'm covered in some serious scars too. Adults stare at me and whisper and give dirty looks, and little kids run up to me and question me about them. Sometimes I'll tell the truth if it's appropriate, sometimes I'll make something up.
Load More Replies...I don't have children, but some of these were hilarious 😂 best BP post in awhile!
We're glad you enjoyed it! Humor truly is universal, isn't it? Feel free to share it with friends! 😄
Load More Replies...We are going to Florida on Saturday for our holidays, the thing my son is most looking forward to is not swimming, going to the beach or possibly a theme park. No, its watching the lightning when it storms. That is all he is going on about. He also calls his big toes; foot thumbs which is quite cute.
Aw, that is cute. And Florida has some wild storms this time of year. He'll have fun.
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