We couldn't let any day pass without acknowledging moms and dads who survived yet another few weeks of dealing with one too many wildlings each day, every day. It’s time for Bored Panda’s newest collection of funny parent tweets who have a real knack for finding humor in the entertaining antics of their kids.
After all, raising children is one wild adventure in itself, isn’t it? Whether you’re up to your ears in diapers and dirty onesies or doing your best to navigate the emotions and attitudes of a tween, there’s hardly a dull moment. And it's no secret that kids' little brains work in mysterious ways, so what else can a confused 21st-century parent do other than commiserate via parent tweets with fellow adults online? Not much, as near as we can tell.
We’ve gone through Twitter and rounded up some of the best ups, downs, and a whole lot of hilarious in-betweens from parenting tweets to share with you all. Sit down, grab a cup of tea or a big glass of wine, and enjoy laughing through this list. Keep reading to also find an interview with a family life blogger from Brisbane, Australia, Holly Connors. Be sure to upvote your favorite funny parent tweets and let us know all about your reality of being a parent in the comments!
Psst! After you're done with this list, there's plenty more to chuckle at in our earlier selections of the best parent tweets of the week here, here, and here.
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Bhahaha, I did something very similar as a kid. Split-level houses are really something!
After camping with two small boys ages two and four, I now know why my mom hated camping.
"Why is this wet? Why are you wet? Where is the water coming from? Did you pee???" All things I've said to my 14 month old today. Each one a separate occurrence.
I once intentionally let my daughter throw up in my shirt. Toddler age, snuggling on the couch because she didn't feel good. Suddenly she picks her head up and has the look. It's coming up, NOW. Saved the couch though.
Truth. Especially if you're the black sheep of the family. Not speaking from experience AT ALL.
With me it was "you could have gotten it done five times in the time you've wasted complaining about it!" I'm not even a parent and I still turned into my mum. (I was working in childcare, so it was someone else's kid whose sulk I had to deal with).
I remember the car journey where my son converted our speed from miles per hour to kilometres per hour in his head. My wife has to get her phone out and check it with the calculator. He was off by less than 2. He is 7. We still don’t know how he learnt how to do this conversation as it’s not something they teach in year 2 maths
So, the next fun activities will now be, pulling out nails, applying filler, sanding, and touching up paint. Get a plank of wood or an offcut of drywall from a builder's merchant, and let them practice their DIY skills outside. Sounds like a fun and educational summer break.
My wonderful children figured out quickly not to talk to mommy before she drinks her coffee. Now if I could train husband as well...
They hate mushy. I guess they don't like the funny feelings...hmmph, l know some adults like that
My children wear swimming goggles when I'm washing their hair, exactly for this reason 🤗
Me: I'm sorry, love but l don't have any money to go to DQ. 4 y/o: Can't you get It out of The ATM?
I do not play golf, regular, mini, crazy or otherwise. I am *very* bad at it, but my friends like inviting us along to their kids crazy golf parties because it's endlessly entertaining to them to watch me completely lose patience, but not be able to lose my composure because of said kids. One of the younger kids (six at the time) said "why don't you play it like pool Auntie N?". (She's seen me play pool, I'm better than mummy). For some reason this worked, she is my new favourite nibling and I will be sponsoring her through the university of her choice - genius!
when you and the spouse have to switch from 1 on 1 defense to zone defense
I was in film school and used several of my kids friends in my final project as extras. One of them was in grade three and was so happy to be in the film that she ran up to her teacher and excitedly told her that she was in an adult film.
I was in film school and used several of my kids friends in my final project as extras. One of them was in grade three and was so happy to be in the film that she ran up to her teacher and excitedly told her that she was in an adult film.
