It’s Time For The Best Parenting Tweets Of The Month, And Here Are The Best Ones This November (50 Pics)
Raising kids is hard work. You rarely have time for practically anything, especially socializing. So when parents do get those rare two minutes of peace and quiet, it's no wonder they want to tell everyone about the ups and downs they've experienced with their little pumpkins. And girl, can they articulate!
For one of our favorite and longest-lasting series, Bored Panda has compiled the best tweets moms and dads made this November. From honest confessions to clever jokes, you don't even need to be a parent to get them. These mini stories are so relatable, we all can appreciate them.
For more, check out our older lists: October, September, and August.
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Dog: Mom! How could you just stand there and let them invade my private domain without even lifting a finger to stop them? I’m supposed to be your carpet critter, not them! Oh, the betrayal!
Hahaha, I can't think of a better time to explain the difference between stomach and uterus.
You had a baby that was never awake in the dark? And you dare complain!?
And their dad sounds like them so you say a casual greeting instead of a polite one
My OCD goes into overdrive when I watch the kids put the ornaments on the tree.
I remember being upset about this as a kid. My friend even got to be the BRIDESMAID at her parents' wedding yet mine didn't even think to invite me. In 1965. When I was minus 9.
Not as bad as "Mom, why are you friendly to the woman you always call the Walmart Witch? "
Me breaking up a fight : Day 1- he looked at me and I don't want him to Lok at me. Day 2- I want to play with him and he don't want to play. Day 2950 - nurse I want to give back this kids and change it for puppies instead.
Looks like you’ve got a budding entrepreneur there. Well, depending on exactly HOW she came into such a fortune, that is.
My personal favorite moment was standing in court for a traffic violation, actually a Minor fix it ticket inspection . And my three year old sprang one of his at that time, chronic, horrible, gushing nosebleeds. ( He was fine we figured out, weak veins in his nose) I didn't have my big bag of kid stuff, because I knew the security wouldn't allow it. All I could do was whip off his white t-shirt and hold it to his nose, while talking to the judge. Judge was like "do you need a continuance?" " I spoke absolutely the truth. " Judge, let's just get this done, I really don't want to have to bring everyone back up in here again". The judge let me pay the bare minimum and gave me a month to do it. Thanks judge Riley, you are a sweetie!
Hey, the front of Macy’s is the jewelry, makeup, and perfume sections, so he told you that you smell good. Take. The. Compliment.
That's the worst insult in my house at the moment. If I hear someone calling the other baby, I better run to stop the fight.
My 17 year old refers to me as "bruh" or "dude". It's actually pretty hilarious.
And your shirt is a handkerchief/napkin/blank canvas to draw on (usually in indelible ink), as well.
So this was Kanye’s inspiration for those see-through plastic “jeans”.
The follow up is mom saying no at the same time the kid starts screaming at the top of their lungs. This usually happens in the car or at a store.... My almost 16 years old still does this to me...
The sad part is that there were more species around when I was little than there are now.
You forgot “while asking her why she isn’t ____, and using it as an example of her not being organized. Then telling her how he would do it”—-even though his way would be a disaster. You can fill in the blank with whatever task she was trying to do, with him “helping” by putting himself in the way the entire f*****g time.
For age six, she's doing pretty well, imo. You may have a budding scientist there.
I usually end up saying, why bother asking me if you are going to do it anyway, to my 3 year old
A friend of ours fell off a ladder and dislocated his shoulder. Their 5 year old was so excited when I went over to babysit them so the parents could go to the hospital.
Me: WHat do you want for breakfast? 9: Random! Me: OK, how about Life cereal! 9: AAARGH! Now it's not random! Me: So "random" means "surprise me?" 9: Yes. Me: OK, here. 9: This is Life! Me: Surprise! (This actually worked ONCE.)
Why do you think I always dated tall guys? Hey, it was a two-way street. I picked things up off the floor for them.
You should have offered her insurance for the therapy she now needs. 🤣😅
Plot twist: all three cups are the exact same shade of dark blue.
It should be sometime after the antimaskers and antivaxxers are gone...
It’s like a Pavlovian response. “Oh there’s a post about parents, I should bitch about children on it instead of just not opening the link”
Load More Replies...Ah, parenting. What they don't tell you is that it doesn't stop at 18, or 21, or 25, or 30, or ever.
For some people their parenting never starts even when they give birth.
Load More Replies...It’s like a Pavlovian response. “Oh there’s a post about parents, I should bitch about children on it instead of just not opening the link”
Load More Replies...Ah, parenting. What they don't tell you is that it doesn't stop at 18, or 21, or 25, or 30, or ever.
For some people their parenting never starts even when they give birth.
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