It has been said numerous times, and it bears repeating: posting your children’s photos and other private information online is strongly not recommended and downright dangerous. On the other hand, sharing every now and then in what ways exactly parenting is not going the way you expected it to can be a good way to release the pressure and even appreciate your kids more. And what better place to do it but Twitter! Funny parent tweets have become a genre of their own, and a popular one too.
From funny to endearing to absolutely savage tweets, parents keep entertaining the online population of Twitter. Interestingly, tweets on life as a parent are a source of inspiration not only for parents but also for people who are still considering having kids or maybe even have firmly decided to stay childfree, because we can all use some humor in our life. So if you’re spending your Friday searching for the funniest tweets from parents this week, we totally get it, and also, we’ve got you covered.
Below you will find the best of Twitter in parenting humor. Enjoy it, share it with your friends, and of course, let us know which ones you liked the most. If you are a parent, show us your funniest tweet, and if you are a child whose parents post on Twitter — believe me, you’ll appreciate having funny parents when you get older.
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When I was in first grade, two of my friends were in love and wanted to get married. We performed the ceremony during recess. I officiated and brought a bible. My mom knew about it and apparently thought it was cute. In church that Sunday another mom was telling my mom about this horrible little girl who married some classmates at school and even brought a bible. My mom never said it was me.
Did she die inside or did she lough herself secretly silly?
Load More Replies...I have a feeling that if it were possible he would stop by for a few minutes
George Harrison, I call your spirit into this music room…
Man, I can see George Harrison's ghost answering her just to chat a bit then go on to haunt Eric Idle for a few years
I thought it was hapless... or is it helpless?
Load More Replies...Ketchup, beautiful sauce. Across my fries I gloss. You are always in my heart. We will never be apart.
wait til you have to explain to someone how to use a public pay phone.
Load More Replies...Yup - kinda like a pirate....I miss those "real" maps. You could actually see everything - other highways, what town you were in, accident - no worries. I got this. Rerouting to a different level.
My 7yo grandson is sure paper maps are for marking where you go or where you've been in case the internet crashes and GPS is gone. But it will only work if you mark EVERY SINGLE road, street, highway, etc that you've ever been on. My maps are a mess of colored lines going to and from nowhere to everywhere. I hope we never really need the maps because there's so many lines you can't actually use them.
Same energy as my 2-year-old twins: A kicks B. B cries. A looks at me all concerned: "B is crying!"... Yeah, I wonder why...
♫ 'cuz if I were an Oscar Meyer wiener, everyone would be in love with me ♫
And why force girls to be princesses and boys to be princess. And why there only be two options? Someone give y Ty that kid a cookie.
It's hotdog princess from Adventure Time! #youneedacartooneducation
I used to answer the phone pretending to be an answering machine. My dumbass cousin would leave a message and hang up before I could stop her. Every single time. She’s still alive, so I have to assume she’s doing better.
When the phone rang after hours at the library, my Mom's boss ( Head Librarian ) liked to answer it and say, "Sorry, all the librarians have gone home, I'm just the cleaning lady."
Load More Replies...Mine is somewhere around the lines of "Hey, it’s [My name], if I’m not picking up it's because I’m either at school, at rehearsal, reading a really good book, trying to finish a homework assignment, hyperfocused on writing, Not feeling social, asleep, Or dead. Just send me a text and I’ll try to get back to you asap Unless I’m dead." Edit: Grammar
Mine angers so many of my friends and family members. All of them demand that I change it. It goes like this: 'Hi!.....................you have reached my voicemail. Please leave a message!' I love it.
I don’t answer the phone anymore. If you are in my contacts list, I do not answer. I get 10to 15 spam calls a day. Just cannot.
I've disabled my voicemail so you have to text. Best decision ever!
I think I'm going to use that on my voicemail! Maybe the spam calle s will stop filling up my voicemail. And by spam callers I mean like certain friends and family members.
I did it for my mom and made my son do it for me
Load More Replies...I still do this for my hubby if I buy something. I'm still a 12 year old girl at heart.
Yeah, when my grandma would take me and my cousins shopping and we'd show our matching outfits to our grandpa. Lol.
My dad would not even do that. He'd get angry at consumer culture, plastic toys, etc, and tell my mom to spend money more sensibly. This was in the 80s.
I'd think you're talking about my uncle, if I didn't know he was always single and I hadn't been born yet in the 80s! My uncle even tried to make me feel bad for getting a promotion in a retail job, saying I "promoted useless consumption". I'm kind of sure he'd prefer to still live in the GDR (socialist Eastern Germany)...
Load More Replies...I'm 34 and still do it (I work with my parents so it's not so weird😊 )
Yes. I figured it would be a useful talant if I ever was kidnapped. Later in life I have been travelling in car blindfolded for birthday and Valentines day surpices and I can tell all those hours of practice was completely wasted. I wasnt even close in my guesses.
I still do this daily on the bus to work! Eyes closed, headphones on, no-one bothers me, but I still make my stop since I've learned how the bus moves.
Back of the Ford Country Squire faux wood paneled station wagon with no seatbelts, thank you!
How do people do this without breaking the law? Seatbelts kinda prevents laying down. Not to mention that here you you have to use a special pillow/seat until you're 135 cm.
Back in the good ole days wearing seatbelts were not required by law and infants were held in their Mom's arms or lay sleeping on the back seat.
Load More Replies...I sooo wish my stepdaughter (6) would discover the opposite! She's very loud, and seems unable to whisper, and she often "whispers" into my ear what her twin sisters aren't supposed to hear, like: "Can we have chocolate later?!!" and BOOM I've got two 2-year-olds expecting chocolate because their big sister asked for it... Other examples are "Look, [sister's name] is almost asleep!" - sister opens her eyes and doesn't fall asleep for another half hour - or "Can we go wake up Daddy?!" at 6am on a Sunday...
No worries, Dad. My daughter is an oncology nurse (BSN), in grad school, and is the proud owner of a Danny DeVito reversible SEQUINED throw pillow. 🙃
Seriously you could put that in your window
Load More Replies...The child version of when you don't wear mascara to work and people say you look tired.
Best thing about this, kid felt the need to describe both "pretty mom" and "other mom", so which mom was the kid talking to? Did the kid not recognise OP as either mom?
Husband, also an engineer (P.E.) was told to stop helping with our daughters' homework -- according to the teachers, he was teaching them too many shortcuts. I, on the other hand (an English major), was told to stop helping, as well -- because I didn't know what I was doing. (They were right, by the way.)
WHY DO SOMETHING THE HARD WAY IF SOMEONE SHOWS YOU A BETTER WAY? Common core math is not better. Now over 10 years in, every study shows flat or lower achievement. If it works for kid A, teach it to kid A. Let dad teach kid B the old way if it gets them to the right answer and common core isn't working for kid B. Same for every other subject. The purpose of education is to create productive citizens and if Susie can use her fingers to figure out her nines multiplication tables, Suzie shouldn't get in trouble for using the shortcut because she learned the lesson.
Load More Replies...I taught math, and used to tell my students if they knew a better, faster way, teach it to me and the rest of the class. We all learned a lot that way. It prevailed great discussions and a damper understanding of process and number sense.
I was a tutor in college for math, up to and including advanced DE, and I always taught the tricks I knew. I also taught why the trick worked.
Load More Replies...One shouldn't dismiss such confidence though. I used to have similar arguments with my grandfather, who was also an engineer and insisting I was wrong. I have now become an engineer myself and know I was right. He's dead now though, so I can't prove it to him to run it in his face. 😅
When I was 7 ,I tried, and failed to explain to my Mam that a square was not the same as a cube, that one was 2D and the other 3D. The following day my Mam asked my teacher to review the names of shapes with me. The teacher explained it to my Mam instead. That's when I realised I needed to talk to my Dad about things related to maths and science.
Adults do this sometimes. They rearrange the furniture 🙂
I once went out of town for work and my mom was taking care of my cat. When I came home I found she had rearranged the furniture in my apartment. I was like "Mom, WTF?!?". After that I hired a professional pet sitter when I traveled. :)
Load More Replies...My daughter does it all the time. She's 13 and has big chunky art on her walls that you would see in a museum. (Old soul) Makes things interesting!
My upstairs neighbor has 3 set ups for furniture. The one she uses every day. The one she uses when the BF is coming over (switches the couch and the comfy chair in front of the TV and rearranges to make room). The one she only does when mom is coming over (everything is changed). I know this because she asked for help one time when mom was coming over. It used to bug me but I've met her mom and I now understand.
lol! As a 46yo, I just rearranged my bedroom. My dog was not impressed.
I used to rearrange my room at least every other month as a young teen. I went through the house and chose the furnishings I wanted and then I'd wait until I was the only one home, trade my "old" stuff with the "new" stuff. My mom wasn't real happy when I took her queen size bed and gave her my twin! And the purple dresser with flowers was not my college aged brother's fave either 😆
I can’t imagine that there is a man out there who wouldn’t love to have a sanitary towel stuck to a card. He probably didn’t even realise what it was. My partner is 60, I’m 48 and we have a daughter of almost 18. He has never purchased a packet of towels or tampons in his life.
So do u call pads towels?.. i think ima steal that 🍩🙃🙂
Load More Replies...My three year old brother, the other day, was running up to everyone and saying in a little chilling sing-song voice "Time's up, ________." The clincher was "Time's up, Grandma." And we all absolutely lost it.
Me too. Just for my own entertainment and mental health, I would sometime give them minor accomplishments that mean nothing to them but make me feel good. The kid just wants to learn and there's no harm in encouraging that while having some harmless fun. I finished binge watching the season of "Jack Ryan" after you fell asleep New Years Eve. I bought a stinky cheese dinner.
Load More Replies...When my sister in law took my 6 year old nephew to get his Covid shot he tried to jump out of a moving car on the way there. Somehow I don't think they need to worry about him ever getting a tattoo! :)
I beg to differ, all my tattoos hurt like a biatch when getting them - wheras the Covid shotsdidn't. So it's obviously a very personal thing.
Load More Replies...Tattoos are a cakewalk. I've had them in all the most painful places and didn't hurt
Realistically, living remotely as she does, shed have to shop online
I’m also housebound like rapunzel, can confirm we buy our shampoo online.
Load More Replies...It’s bc everything at Costco is sooooo big (for ppl who haven’t been but I doubt that people havent)
Load More Replies...Now I need to know too! Kid asking them important questions Edit: They do a cute hopping thing it seems, check it out https://laughingsquid.com/penguins-hopping-down-stairs/
I had to watch the penguins hopping down stairs. It is extremally cute.
The Humboldt penguins at my zoo are set up with apartment living with individual holes on two different levels. It looks like the side of a cliff. There are tiny stairs going up to the 2nd level and they are the most adorable thing in the world going up and down them.
Great. Guess what I'll be thinking about when I should be sleeping?! Thanks kid! 🤔😆
I'm not the only one imagining one going for the first step and just falling off the edge and start flipping like a dresser pushed down the stairs
English is my wife's second language and she does this kind of thing too like referring to a tape measure as a measure roll. I mean its a roll that measures so it made sense to me.
My grandson informed me he could "scrub" the butter on the toast himself.
Nooooo anything but the consequences of my own actions coming back to bite me!
Edith Bunker: 'those were the daaays' I can't unhear that lol
Load More Replies...I recently started watching our free to air streaming channels (Australia) as I have most of the other paid for ones, but these had some older shows. I found the commercials a nice change, it also made me want to get up and do something in those 2 and a half minutes, because for some reason with regular streaming I forget to use pause and make myself wait until the end of a show to do things lol
Saw someone respond to this same post somewhere else with "couldn't you just pause" and let me just say, that dagger went deep, folks.
Exactly, who the hell gives someone a tree, and how do they get the partridge to stay in it while they transported it?
I want to know where you put 36 maids and 36 cows (9 cows given 4 times). Do they get paid benefits? Does it come with a barn? One cow makes about 8 gallons or 128 servings of milk a day. Where does one put 1152 servings of milk a day that you weren't getting 5 days ago?
Your maths are slightly off, as it was 9 ladies dancing, 8 maids a milking... But I'm guessing the 9 ladies dancing and 10 lords a leaping probably got thirsty and helped out somewhat. And the answer of where you put the cows, according to the version of 12 Days of Christmas by Frank Kelly, is the cows trampled the front lawn.
Load More Replies...Whatever you do, don't let them know "why" is irritating. They will wield it like a sword.
"Why" only comes in third place for me. Second place wins "What are you doing?" (I know that they ask just to connect but it is still a bit tiresome) and my all time favourite is starting each, and I mean EACH sentence with my name first and then pausing for me to say "Yes?". And if I don't say yes and just look up they will look me dead in the eye and repeat my name and pause again for me to say "Yes?" Fire away, sweety, you have my undevided attention but please, PLEASE do not repeat my name 300 times more within the next 30 minutes... I am not good with little children. I never wanted children of my own. That is why I chose to not have any. Yet somehow, (maybe because I am a woman?) some people still think that I am interested in entertaining their offspring. Let me tell you a secret - I am not!! I am a patient person but little children drain my energy faster than running a marathon on the surface of the sun...
I loved that stage. I would ask my children 'long answer or short answer'. If it was long answer we talked and talked, and if appropriate did experiments around the subject of the question. A short answer was factual, but boring. We all learned a great deal during that time. We were never afraid to say, "I don't know the answer to that question. Let's see what we can find out."
I did the same when baby sitting my niece and nephew, I'd reply either by telling them, or finding a children's book that explained the answer. If I didn't know I said so and then we'd google for it together.
Load More Replies...When mine got to 7 it changed from ‘why’ to ‘but why’. Unless you have a kid with a very British accent you have no idea how much more annoying that is. It’s more like ‘butt why’ for anyone who doesn’t have such a child. The worst part is that you really really want to say it yourself whenever you are asked to do something you have no interest in doing.
Trust me it s just as annoying with a British (and there are many different British accents). Why mum? Why? But why? I don't understand...but but but why?
Load More Replies...We used a few tactics against "why?" with our kids & now grandkids: Why needs to be in a question,; if we've already answered a questioned a get why again it's "asked & answered" from us; when my 1st born repeatedly hit me with "why?" I told him, "Because God made it that way." My then 3yo replied, "Ohhh."
Oh, look at the time, I feel like I should quit the internet for the day.
Load More Replies...I can discuss Peppa Pig in depth. Like WHY is George Pig the ONLY one without alliteration in his name? Every other animal (Suzy Sheep, Danny Dog, Pedro Pony, Rebecca Rabbit, etc.) has a name with the same letter as their species. It's been bugging me for years now! When I tried to ask the kids they looked at me like I was crazy. :)
ALSO. What did everybody call Mommy and Daddy Pig before they were parents???
Load More Replies...Watch the Film theories on the Paw patrol.
Load More Replies...Is the Paw Patrol Campbell’s chicken soup made from Chickaletta and/or her family?
As the aunt of a three-year-old, do not get me started on the Bluey universe.
Not sure why you got a down vote, so I upvoted you to balance the scales. If you are in the "friend-zone" with someone, it means you have a crush on them but they only view you as a friend.
Load More Replies...When he asks you out, say "sorry, I have to wash my hair that night." That always worked for me.
Turns o it was written by the same person that claims babies sleep well. /j
Load More Replies...I've always assumed you wouldn't be able to crush an egg in your hand, because you have to hit them on something quite hard if you want to crack them open. So I looked it up, half of the websites say it's impossible, the other half say there are certain tricks that do make it possible. But it sure sounds like it isn't as easy as some people here make it out to be. Although I do wonder: would it depend on where you live, do some countries have more brittle eggs? In some countries like the US, eggs are cleaned (because of salmonella) which takes away the protective natural coating so you have to store them in the fridge, maybe that has an impact on the brittleness of the shell? Or maybe chicken get food with lots of calcium in some countries and with little calcium in other countries?
There’s no way a one year old crushed an egg in their fist. Dropped it. Threw it. Smashed it? Fine. Crushed? Absolutely f’n NOT
Oh yes they can. The grip on a baby is astounding.
Load More Replies...I'm so confused by these comments. Are people joking? I could break an egg with my thumb and pointer finger and im sure a toddler could with their whole hand. They do realize im sure it just means crack it open not completely obliterate it
My 2-year-olds can't press push buttons close yet for lack of strength. Yes, toddlers can hold on to things with their whole fist well, but the individual fingers don't have much strength in my experience. And the strength is applied to a relatively big surface - you, as an adult, can put the pressure on opposite ends of the egg easily, but a 1-year-old? Definitely not!
Load More Replies...A lot of these are reposts. Luckily, most of them still make me laugh.
Load More Replies...A raw egg? Dude, drink some milk. It's not that hard. And toddlers seriously have the grip of a python. Ever had one get ahold of your hair?
Load More Replies...My dogs sing along but louder so no one can hear me sing I think!
Load More Replies...I've said before, I sound like 3 cats having sex on the hood of a rusty old car in the summer moonlight.
My wife does this it annoys our son and the cat comes into the room like what is going on should I be concerned.
I tried to sing my two-year-old son many years ago. (there are many people in the father's family with perfect pitch, incidentally) He looks up at me and goes "Mama, NO!"
When I start singing my youngest fall asleep and my two oldest start screaming at me to stop. I choose to think it's because they are afraid to fall asleep like their sister.... it's not at all because I have an awful singing-voice. I do, however, remember lyrics so darn well. So that's a plus :)
My daughter tells me all the time to stop singing, that I have an ugly voice. And I just think to myself: rude. I don't comment on you're singing.
I brought my nephew up listening to John Hiatt, telling him it was the only music allowed in the Jeep. When he bought his first car, he asked me where to get John Hiatt music. He has an entire library now.
My three year old brother's favourite song is 'Rasputin,' and he thinks it's called 'Jazz Hands.'
receipt* Don’t worry, it makes no sense that it has a p in it! English is weird.
Load More Replies...I'm glad my parents named me Bob because that's what everyone calls me!!
My husband learned our son’s name from the nurse. We had a traumatic emergency C-section. My husband was an hour away when I was rushed into the OR. The nurse asked me about names (trying to keep me calm). I said 2 names we were thinking of. One if he was a big baby and another if he was a smaller baby. He was 2lbs so the nurse went with that name!
In Denmark there's this children's show with a puppet frog and a puppet parot. They have a song about this, let me try and translate: "my name is [name] because it was a name that they (parents) liked. The day I was born they thought the name was sweet. And I'm hoping for the day when all the people say that the best name in the world is [name]." These lyrics make so much sense to kids, it seems. :)
Whenever I click “view 130 images” it feels like a blessing has come to me. Idk why.
Uncle Daniel doesn't have a phone, ya little monster. Now let's get back to discussing our favorite colors.
My daughter DID open the door once. She’s 28 now, so this was before antilock “childproof” doors. She opened it and then freaked out because we were going about 45 mph (~72 kph) and everything was just whizzing by! Luckily, I had her very securely strapped into a car seat. But, of course, she was too little to close the door properly. So, I had to pull over and do it. She screamed and cried until the minute it was shut… AND SHE NEVER DID IT AGAIN!!!
So you've never heard of child locks, designed decades ago for the specific purpose of stopping kids opening the doors? Obviously not that niche...
Mine told me to lower the window. Sometimes I moved it up and down, but it was ALWAYS up when parents got back.
Why do people keep reposting the same old things? We’ve seen this one before …
It’s a “best of” article, they’ve all been posted before.
Load More Replies...My older sister is pregnant and her name is preggo spaghetti sauce in my phone for the time being 😂 Update: She is no longer pregnant and we have custody of her kid. I can't even be in the same room as her, I am so disgusted.
Especially now with the Jaxxon, Braxxon, Brixton, Braileigh, Mackaileigh, Briellianna garbage names
How the f**k do you pronounce that last one
Load More Replies...It is already real for a whole lot of people,. in the majority of countries, it is for the majority of people. I don't see this being funny actually. Being poor is not amusing...
Same for being an auntie who doesn't like to play pretend... I do my best!
uhh, yeah.... the whole point of the post was a facepalm moment ???
Load More Replies...The only thing that had me understand this are the facts that 1: Vincent van Gogh is my hero, and 2: I speak kid. 😅
I would like to go on record that I want all of my eggs, regardless of cooking method, to have no skin or hair.
I usually just go for the first appropiate sized vessel that isn't the floor when my kids are puking
Load More Replies...Us too.... it was brown. I refuse to have a mopping bucket to this day haha
Load More Replies...Ours was usually a 3 litre ice cream bucket, but if that couldn't be found, it was whatever was on hand
We have barf towels. Just barf right onto the towel. Wash on sanitize setting.
Isn't a bowl too small? I use a plastic washbasin... easily washed, large enough so there's no need to aim, doesn't come into contact with food.
Add a dog and some cats and you're one step from being on the floor or the couch.
Why not telling your child, that the sharks in the aquarium are fed so well they won't eat the other fish and also take this as a first educational opportunity to gently introduce your kid to the concept that carnivores do exist and that this is absolutely intended by nature (exclude humans if you like).
Wanting to put the meltdown off until you get home so you can still enjoy the trip most likely. My daughter has a huge fit in a similar situation
Load More Replies...Ooh kid, I feel you. A certain episode from 2017 still keeps me up at night. And so ends my comedy career!
Most of the times i try to be funny, I get punched or something. Edit: Spelling
We found and played on Christmas the mocumentary my brother made in year 9. It was...not good lol
He is absolutely right. If I would let my spouse relax, I certainly would not expect him to do even one load of laundry. Surely he wouldn't want or expect you to wash the car, mow the lawn and fix the - whatever needs fixing - on your relaxation time, would he? How is this funny?
OP is making fun of her/his own inability to relax. I was shattered the other day so my husband took our daughter out so I could rest. I painted out internal doors instead as I really struggle to relax when there are jobs that need to be done (which is probably why I get tired).
Load More Replies...Relaxing means different things to different ppl. Some do absolutely nothing and others clean car/house/yard. The point mostly is that you do something you don't do for work/every work day. Laundry fits right in. since she took the kids, he s free to other things that need doing, maybe it s less cool then working out in the gym but it s exercise none the less.
Until what age do kids go to nursery school that they can actually write...?
My daughters when they were 4 and 5, approached me about my bowl of 3 alarm chili that a friend had made. I couldn't convince them it was hot... sooooo... I gave them some. They got this real strange look on their faces, ran to the kitchen to ask Mom for some milk then ran back and asked for more. My girls, now 36 & 37, absolutely love spiced crabs, chili, hot mustard etc. Me? I love it going in but at my age, coming out leaves MUCH to be desired!
Yeah, could be interesting. I remember how I was fully confident, age 4 or 5, that "Löwensenf" (a very spicy/hot type of mustard) would do nothing on me - oh boy how wrong I was after I ate a full spoon... and how my parents and friends couldn't stop laughing.
If you want to make my neighbour cry with laughter, remind him of the time we ate bread rolls with sausages and Löwensenf (the red one, of course!). I obviously hadn't noticed that my roll had an airpocket in its dough where now all the mustard accumulated. He had, but did not say anything. I took a hearty bite. According to him, I had steam coming out of my ears with a whistling sound and my eyes popped out dangling on some metal springs...
Load More Replies...My local US grocery store started carrying Löwensenf last summer. My family didn't get how I could get so excited about a condiment.
Yesterday, driving into the town centre my mum and I had a conversation about how we lived before we had central heating installed. Apart from telling me I was getting old she said that there are probably zero people under the age of 30 who grew up without central heating. Then asked if I remembered the lovely icy patterns on the inside of the windows during winter.
Sounds like me the other day. I realized it was on backwards and just did. not. care.
Load More Replies...The year is 1987. We have driven overnight in our old VW bus and arrive at Gretna Green (Scotland) in time for breakfast. Our 16 month old gets offered a jar of baby food, from which she has never been fed in her life. So we order a toasted current bun. Man, those things can fly! Ultimate Frisbee watch out. The force is strong in this one.
To be fair, I love watching American football but you couldn't pay me enough to get hit by a 300lb man going faster than the speed limit in the parking lot outside the stadium. Most of reality TV is based on watching others do things we never intend to try ourselves.
Cheese is my favorite fruit, fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la (see what's currently #65)
Load More Replies...I remember with great nostalgia my youngest child's last day ever of school and being picked up at the bus station for the final time. TWENTY THREE years of dropping off or collecting a child from school sadly ended.
I dream of it being over, but I'm also the biggest softie in the world so I'll probably cry
Load More Replies...I always threatened to come to their houses and pee on their sofas. Now where did I put those addresses...
and there’s a gap where kids’ sizes becomes adult sizes when you cannot get anything in their actual size, at least for girls
OMG that happened to me! SO ANNOYING!!!!!!
Load More Replies...This exists! It starts the minute they return to school in January and doesn’t end until winter break starts.
not too many station wagons on the road. That was a legitimate assumption.
You've heard of the elf on the shelf, prepare for monkey on a donkey
I used to cry when the little plastic piece on the top came out and the tissue paper circle got ruined, because then it wouldn’t work anymore.
Not as bad as a fish. Someone gave my child a fighting FISH... to all the kids at the party. Throwing away a Kazoo is fine ... a fish, we'll you would have to be a sociopath.
An actual, live fish? As in something you have to go out and buy a tank for, and look after? If so that person needs to be punished.
Load More Replies...you know what's worse? kid coming home from school with a RECORDER saying "my teacher told me to practice"
Have you seen Swiper? Oh no! Swiper! Say swiper no swiping! 🤣
Load More Replies...True story: my grandmother used to tell us there was a Christmas tree alligator that lived under our presents… we couldn’t touch them or anything near the tree or he might bite us. I simultaneously thought my older cousin was both brave and I was gonna watch his hand get bitten off (and I’d be able to refer to him as Captain Hook afterwards). I’m embarrassed to say how old I was before I realized that alligator didn’t exist.
I used to have to do a full body check for stickers before leaving the house
A lock box like realtors use. Bolted one to my house and kept a spare house key and car key. The closest person i trusted with one lived an hour away. Best damm 30$ I ever spent!
My son's was a four foot plastic crocodile and a two foot plastic dinosaur, although he did like the real tarantulas.
Not everyone who drink is an alcoholic, you know. My son knows about "Mommy's juice" and has to ask me if its ok to take a sip of my drinks because i have a couple glasses of wine a week. I'm very far from an alcoholic. Its GOOD that the child knows to ask first. Especially if they are not usually around alcohol!
Load More Replies...i saw this is from 2018 and now im crying bc that was five years ago and i cant accept that
I never really liked that bc one time I was the girl who wasn’t invited.
Now I’m in high school, and people just talk about their plans in front of my face without inviting me. Could I actually go back to middle school please?
I never dealt with that. I was the weird kid no one invited. I'm still weird 😁but I've found my tribe now 🙂
Every time I'm in a store and I hear that noise I thank God I never had kids.
This is why babies crying on airplanes doesn’t bother me. It’s not MY baby!
But of course that screaming kid follows you around the supermarket, out into the car park and then on to the plane before arriving in Italy where your first stop is the pharmacy to buy Paracetamol.
I've never seen a tweet make me feel so old, I was one of the teachers with the new smart board.
Well I can remember being sent to watch a film on a projector and if the teacher was REALLY cool he/she would run the tape backwards afterwards and we all fell about In hysterical laughter.
Yeah see, it doesn’t get better after 18 years. It somehow keeps getting worse, just in different ways.
Nope. Facebook only started when is was in year 10 and I refused to use it until I finished school, because that was the only way I got invited to events!
fyah fi dat - Caribbean Dictionary 1: An expression used to signify disapproving judgment of an act or thing by calling down or wishing hellfire on the target of disapproval.
Reminds me when I was watching Matilda with my 9 year old grandson. She multiplies large sums in her head, like 14 times four hundred and eighty-seven. She gives the answer as 6,818. TJ ponders for about two seconds and then announces, "She's right."
Reminds me when I was watching Matilda with my 9 year old grandson. She multiplies large sums in her head, like 14 times four hundred and eighty-seven. She gives the answer as 6,818. TJ ponders for about two seconds and then announces, "She's right."
