Parents are our real-life superheroes. They love us, feed us, care for us, and, oftentimes, their efforts go unappreciated. Especially when we're still little. So it's natural that they have to let out all that pent-up frustration somewhere. Social media is a wonderful place for that. And you can even collect followers while recounting your everyday struggles as a parent.
We have a tradition here at Bored Panda to feature the best posts from parents each month – and March is no exception. Kids just never stop saying and doing the darndest things, do they? So let's celebrate that by checking out what these social media-savvy parents have to say, shall we?
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Don't lose heart. My almost 17yr old will still give me a hug and a "love you mum." In public.
I had one of each. My older son was a real challenge. My younger son was textbook easy. It's almost like they are human beings with their own unique mindsets.
I have, on occaision, sang this to some of the first and second graders I teach.
Okay, but if that did happen, it would be pretty cute. Rather uncomfortable to go through though... Kids say the craziest things
My granddaughter started playing with the slack skin on my arm while I was reading to her. I feel your pain.
It's a line ffs! A queue! The damned kids who can't drive know how it works, but some of the parents clearly do not.
My niece, also 5, who was asking to be called Queen Mermaid at Easter lunch this year, might have something to say about this.
Hey, when your kids are little, going to the grocery store alone can be really fun!
this is true no matter how old you are. i'm going to employ this line though.
I always give the kids the Nelson laugh while pointing. Then I say maybe you should pick up your c**p huh?
My 13 year old wanted to be called Ant so we have been calling him Ant for 2 years now
6 has decided it's her job to let us know that "10 is awake and cranky AGAIN" Every. Morning.
There is something you never do……and that is to tell your wife to calm down, or like any woman in general
So 14yo wants to have a spa- and manicure day. Sounds like it's an easy thing to do? Just do it low-key at home in the tub and then do the nails in the "nail parlor" in the living room? Complete with pizza and way too many snacks? I know it's not an airbnb in the mountains with with a hot tub but... it's close enough, imo. Probably not in 14yo's opinion.
I hated this as a kid, though :/ You’re not going to change what you’re making, why not just answer my question????
This is the only one I participate in at work as well. I only have so much spirit to for the week.
But having kids is sooo worth it! I am anticipating a grandchild soon, I couldn't be happier!!
I feel like the mom in Back to the Future "no one has TWO VR headsets...."
If you're eating treats you baked yourself, those calories don't count.
6 yells "TURN SIGNAL BUTTHEAD" when people don't signal. I feel like I have done my job.
Fruit are kinda like nature's candy. Delicious and sometimes sweet.
If I call out the casual teaching of racism here, does that make me racist?
Most are somewhat funny, but easily half of them have to be made up by mummy to get likes.
My son has been saying things are either a dangerous or risky business. Totally random things. So he was watching the game show Tipping Point on Tv. He blurts out that “Point tipping is a dangerous business.” He also loves watching animated Mukbang videos: “Mukbanging is a risky business.”
May I ask how old your son is? Because mine started doing that around age 5. I'd climb on a step ladder to change a lightbulb, and he'd say "That looks dangerous, mom". Took him shopping for a bicycle: "These seem dangerous". 😂
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My son has been saying things are either a dangerous or risky business. Totally random things. So he was watching the game show Tipping Point on Tv. He blurts out that “Point tipping is a dangerous business.” He also loves watching animated Mukbang videos: “Mukbanging is a risky business.”
May I ask how old your son is? Because mine started doing that around age 5. I'd climb on a step ladder to change a lightbulb, and he'd say "That looks dangerous, mom". Took him shopping for a bicycle: "These seem dangerous". 😂
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