22 Relatable Comics By Becky Barnicoat That Perfectly Illustrate Everyday Life

For 'human' read 'adult not working at a check-out', for extra points

I wear mismatching socks on purpose to see how long (or if) it takes someone to say something.

After I started putting one sock inside the other of the pair while folding laundry this problem went away.

That's why I buy black socks and many of one kind.

I swear there is a multiverse in my washing machine where socks are sent and never return.

It's because they love you and want yo to be a success. And pay attention to them.

But never make it a competition - just acknowledge that your friends are tired too. Friends are open about these things.

Kid's energy is proportional to "number of things she might get away with, right now"

I like it, but in my life none of those pieces fit this precisely together :)

... and you also know that he's going to get his clothes wet and you'll have to get out and find dry ones for him. And then bathe him later tonight. You're responsible but he's in charge.

... "Hallo down there" ?

Haha also true if you have dogs

Roll back and ... a Lego brick! How relaxing ...

seen a flock of two year olds attack a mother for icecream. shudder

All babies *seem* cute. You can't spot the evil ones until at least 2 years old

The times you'll remember as your best, are also the times you were within a grain of rice of losing it. But you (just) held it all together. Only just, but you did it

Let him choose his own challenges. And yours.

Two words they shouldn't teach in kindergarten - "Wanna" and "no". It can only end in tears

There's 'romantic' - and then there's 'realistic possibility of actually happening'. They do not inhabit the same universe

Pop !

If you've got time to fuss with foliage then ... he's been quiet for rather a long time ... PANIC !

Kids are different from you and me - they 'know' that someone will make it all good for them. And you're that someone

A house is a machine for living in. And playing.

My cleaning lady told us before we adopted our cat, our house used to be the third 'cleanest' in her list. (Top was some pilot who was living alone and was rarely home).

... and you've been feeding me for a week. Works for me

My friend's dad got so tired of his three kids drawing on the walls that he painted over it with chalkboard paint and gave them a bucket of chalk. Lol

The murals, were my favourite lipstick located by my first born and given to my 2nd born who couldn't get out of her cot.

Extra points for that toilet thing if you're female and you have a son; triple points if you're male and you have a daughter. There Is No Right Answer