It’s Time For The Funniest Parenting Tweets Of The Month, And Here Are The Best Ones This June (40 Pics)
Parenting can be challenging, but it’s never boring. Any mom and dad to one of these cheeky little goofballs can tell you that life with children is full of surprises, from delightful to completely unexpected. You never know what your little one will utter next, so you always have to be prepared for, well, virtually anything. Especially immortalizing their precious wisdom by sharing it with everyone online.
As you can probably guess, it’s time for one of the most awaited features of the month — parenting tweets! This June, we at Bored Panda have wrapped up some of the funniest and wittiest things parents have said on Twitter into one truly entertaining collection. After all, every day with kids is an adventure filled with daily shenanigans and excellent one-liners we love to hear, and folks have plenty to say.
So sit back, buckle up, and get ready for a wild ride into the ups and downs of having these little munchkins. Continue scrolling and upvote your favorite entries as you go! And after you’re done, there’s plenty more to laugh at in our previous posts from May, April, and March.
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My 18 yr old daughter thanked me for teaching her how to change a flat tyre when she had no phone reception to call roadside assist. Never stop passing on life lessons to your children because they believe they know everything.
The beauty of todays smart TVs is that you can block all but four channels - leaving only educational channels. Then see if they roll their eye's and say "oK mOm, wHaTeVeR".
Definitely go for the hockey mask one. You can set your own hours and the pay is better.
MOM.I TOLD YOU,WERE OUT OF YOUR USUAL,YOULL HAVE TO SUFFER WAFFLES."oh,nooo...."
I have written this book SOOO many times. Wife, I can't get her to eat her veggies. Me: Oh, just do this.... Wife: Okay, do it. Me: doing the thing. Me (thirty minutes later): I can't get her to eat her veggies. Wife: Oh no, when you take over it's your problem.
My daughter is almost 10 and luckily she still reaches for my hand. I’m not ready for that day either.
Whatever you do, do NOT interrupt or she will have to start over!
For context, this guy writes Iron Man and Star wars comics amongst others
Well, if she's been a good girl, I'd probably go for it since l admire her chutzpah. That's also probably why l ended doing things that l wondered "how did l get talked into this when l thought l said No???"
My parents forbade us to observe mother's day and father's day, saying that the whole concept was made up by Madison Avenue to help retailers overcome the bad months between christmases. Instead, they taught us by example that a spontaneous "I love you" was a better gift than all the candy and roses in the world. And it was appreciated on all days, not just once a year.
My son was 5 and I was a deputy and decided to teach him how to call 911,so I called dispatch and told them my plan so that he would no how to give them info,so when they had a calm moment they called and told me to have him call.call gose as if he's calling in that the house is on fire,he gives the address and our name and the dispatcher asks him if he can give a description of the house and he says its the one with flames coming out of it hello.needless to say the dispatcher and I both lost it,and then my son looks at me and says,you really work with people like that
I grew up in the time when there wasn't really money to cater to kids... the rules most of my friends and I lived by was "Eat it. Or don't eat."
Nah, the baby pic is there to remind parents to buy more alcohol because they'll need it.
Huh, maybe THIS is the famous "Noodle Incident" Calvin refused to discuss.
I thought for a second it was the mom who said that to "perfect mom", then skipped off whith her kid. Which would've been perfect! 😹
When I was a kid, my mom thought I never used soap because when she touched it, the soap was dry. Thank goodness for body wash.
My son when he was a kid... No one else understood what having "potato" on his French fries meant but his dad and I 🤷♀️🤦♀️
To be fair, I just woke up and do not want your pungent breath all over my face. (Love you, mom.)
Or your dad had turned off the power to the VCR, cos it was wasting electricity.
I actually think this is a great way to teach privileged kids that they ARE privileged. My mom used to take us to the homeless shelter to get the same message across, but I like your way better.
My daughter always announces "spoiler alert" and if I don't allow it, she will ask me every 5 minutes if she can tell me again.
I was a divorced and exhausted mother working two jobs when my seven year old daughter asked me if I liked being a Mommy. I was immediately wracked with guilt thinking of all the time we were missing out on to be together, days when I was cross or too busy to play, etc. I immediately lauched into all the wonderful things about being a mother, how much I loved her, and on and on and on. When I felt like I had reassured her and finally took a breath, I asked her why she asked me that question. She looked me dead in the eye, nodded her head and said she was just thinking about different career options.
My sister sent me a video of her grand kid in class... I can't imagine 22 kids in the same room.
The thermostat. That is the moment I realized I had become a parent. When my kid changed the thermostat and I became enraged.
My dad was a rocket scientist... I thought he'd be a big hit at career day, but another kid's dad managed an ice cream shop, so my dad was crushed.
I LOVE banana pancakes! My dad has always been "creative" with breakfast, so he tried Orange Juice pancakes once. Don't recommend 0/10.
I like good natured eye roll parenting comments as much as the next person, but making public comment on your adolescent child’s body feels disloyal and disrespectful. If you want your child to trust you during a really sensitive time in their life then mocking them on twitter might not be the best plan. If I was that kid I’d be mortified.
What do I think? I think that I don't want kids, that's what I think.
I think that's a fair lesson to take from this...
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