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45 Funny And Wholesome Parents Who Still Treat Their Kids As If They Were Little (New Pics)
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They say that you always stay a child for your parent. And that’s 100% true.
But some moms, dads, aunts, uncles and grandmas and -pas take their love to a whole new level by showering their little children with endless love and care. Except that often they’re not so little, but rather grown-up adults paying their bills, building their careers, and sometimes, having their own families.
Below we wrapped up some of the funniest and most wholesome examples of parents and caregivers treating their adult kids like children. Psst! More funny pictures of parents nurturing their adult kids can be found in our previous feature.
“Parenting is a lifelong commitment and it is hard for us as parents to let go and grow with our children as they age,” Anisa Lewis, a positive parenting and life coach, told Bored Panda in an interview via email. Scroll down to see what she said about why some parents treat their grown-up kids as if they were kids.
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#1
My Mom Remembered I Don't Have Room In My Place For A Christmas Tree, So She Made Me This Wreath With Built-In Lights And All The Ornaments From When I Was A Kid
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#2
Came Home And Found This. I Love My Mom
I'm an adult, I live with my parents because I could not afford to move out until now (I got my degree 6 years ago, then started a PhD, and now I'm completing a specialization course in oral surgery). I got a wonderful girlfriend and I deeply love my parents, but due to being a bit too quiet and introvert at home, I do not tell them how much I appreciate and admire their hard work to raise me as much as I should. Today I came back from the hospital where I work and found this little gem waiting for me in my room. Yesterday was my birthday and this is a gift I won't forget, maybe it's not much for you, but it's everything to me knowing that my mom is behind it with all of her heart.
Ų³Ų§Ų±Ų§ ŁŲ§Ų² 2 years ago
there's nothing wrong with living with your parents or family past whatever socially constructed age society deems 'normal'...as long as everyone has a healthy respect for boundaries & if it's to everyone's financial benefit, honestly I hope my children do this. Life is short, I want to spend as much time with my family as I can :)
Lorraine 2 years ago
This. Stop thinking that living with parents means being a loser or immature because there are multiple scenarios in which it can happen that are absolutely fine.
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Linda Adamo 2 years ago
i'm 71 years old. when i visit my brother & sister-in-law, the guest bed is made up with Peanuts sheets. i love it.
mandy the capibara 2 years ago
They are from the brand " Snurk" if anyone wants them, they specialize in quirky bedding.
RandomFrog(He/Theyļøāļø) 2 years ago
Also I like that they had to clarify ācame home from the hospital, WHERE I WORKā my aunt is a nurse and we still get scared when she says she just got back from the hospital lmao
Id row 2 years ago
That bed is tiny, looks like it's child sized. I don't know how an adult fits on that.
Mary Kistnen 1 year ago
How do you know it's tiny? There's nothing beside the bed to make you think that.
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#3
Always Asked For A Skateboard As A Kid. My Parents Said Not Until I'm 35. Today They Delivered
DrBronxx 2 years ago
I asked for a dog my whole life. My parents finally got one after I grew up and moved to the other side of the world. It made logical sense for them to wait that long, but the irony was not lost on me. That was 12 years ago. Sadly, the dog passed away (peacefully) at the beginning of this month.
Anisa Lewis explained that when children grow up and leave home, it does leave a hole in a parent's world. “They have for the past x number of years (depending on the child’s age) put that child at the center of their world and it can be a hard adjustment for parents.”
She also argues that it may also be a joyous time or one of gratitude for raising a child who is able now to stand on their own two feet. “At the end of the day, children of whatever age will always be their parents ‘baby,’ letting go for some parents might just be harder for some than others.”
In some cases, “it could also be that the grown child still needs a parent figure or due to family dynamics they resort back to childlike behaviors or patterns. Families are so interesting!” Anisa explained.
#4
This Is What Happens When I Leave My 90-Year-Old Mother Alone In The Kitchen For Ten Minutes
RAM31280 2 years ago
I am so going to do this to the bowl of oranges in my house before my wife gets home from work tonight
Gabby M 2 years ago
Next time get google eyes. You have to mix it up a little LOL
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Francesa Miller 2 years ago
I do this to the boiled eggs, so we know which ones are safe to crack open.
Sergio Bicerra 2 years ago
Thou in my country carving pumpkins is not usual, I always do this in my job, they hand us tangerines every other day
#5
Thanks Dad
Yvonne Dauwalder Balsiger 2 years ago
Tell me Dad loves Dad jokes without telling me... š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£
#6
Check Out The Scarf My Mom Made For Me. Love You, Mom
Mauricio A.Rivera 2 years ago
Wow! I just realized the bacon part of the scarf, thanks!
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Id row 2 years ago
I honestly love this. I'd wear it if it were just a little longer, I love really long scarves.
Ann Coffman 2 years ago
I is longer than it looks, it seems to be wrapped around his neck twice.
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Sometimes, adult children may feel overwhelmed with all the attention they get from their parents. Anisa confirmed that it indeed can be overwhelming to still be parented when you yourself are an adult.
“My advice is to open up and communicate, don’t bottle things up. Use ‘I feel’ statements to speak to your parent(s), come from a place of love and gratitude for all that they have done and perhaps are still doing but be open and honest with where you are at and what you want,” she said.
“Perhaps you can problem solve together to work out a solution that will work for everyone, it could be a way to build the family bond and make it even stronger by finding a united way forward,” the parenting coach concluded.
#7
My Husband Is A Full-Grown Mining Engineer. His Mom Got Him This As A Gift. It Took Him A Night To Build It And He Won't Share It With The Kids
Mason Kronol 2 years ago (edited)
Because I was a girl my parents never bought me Legos or race cars. When I was 18 my boyfriend got me a race track. It was so fun. I might end to buy some legos and a race track instead of new shoes.
Id row 2 years ago
I wouldn't share it either and I'm in my 50's. Hell, I once fought a kid for the prize in a cereal box.
Justine Twemlow 2 years ago
My MiL always buys lego for her children (My Husband and SiL) They love it and never share lol.
#8
I'm A Teacher In Canada, My Mom Made Me This Scarf To Keep Me Warm
#9
Some Moms Never Think Itās Too Late For Baby Pics
Rebelliousslug 2 years ago
Heās 45, for those unwilling to do math rn for whatever completely valid reason
You Should Do Nothing with the Fence 2 years ago
That is an awesome looking burrito, so comfy.
In some rarer cases, treating an adult like a child can have serious consequences. In psychology, it’s known as infantilization, which creates a cycle of dependence in which the adult constantly needs to be told what to do and how to do it.
Southern Mississippi researchers believe that it’s the excessive control involved in overparenting that is at the heart of the difficulties that children of narcissistic parents can experience. According to this article from Psychology Today, Winner and Nicholson define “parental psychological control” (PPC) as emotional intrusion, not just the attempts to limit the child from becoming a grown-up.
#10
My Mother Made Me The 2-Year-Old Outfit And The 39-Year-Old Outfit
Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
I had a little sailor suit when I was a kid too! I loved it because it reminded me of Donald Duck, who I identified with because he had the same explosive temper as me.
#11
This Year I Am Going To Miss My Yearly Family Easter Egg Hunt And Dinner Because I Am Away From Home Training To Be A Flight Attendant. My Mom Sent Me This Care Package
The eggs had cash in them.
Holly Stevens 2 years ago
My mum still sends me a Christmas stocking and Easter and Valentine's stuff
Sweet Taurus 2 years ago
Even though I'm almost 40 I still get presents from Santa and a stocking every year at my parents.
#12
My Mom Made Me This Blanket For Christmas. She's Awesome With Her Hands
Judi Sherosky 2 years ago
change your wording..awesome artist...awesome with her hands sounds racey to me.
Moreover, a growing body of research suggests that the potential for parents to go too far in their desire to remain prominent and involved within their children’s lives appears to be linked to the development of narcissistic traits.
Susan Krauss Whitbourne, Ph.D., ABPP, a professor of psychological and brain sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, argues that “we do not know what their parents were actually like, but the existence of this relationship suggests how narcissism can be passed on from generation to generation.”
“Parents who dig around in the emotional lives of their children will produce children who may, in turn, feel that this is the best way to raise a child. The Winner and Nicholson study sheds light on one step in the process: the recollection by children of how their parents treat them.”
#13
I'm 21 And My Dad Still Makes Me An Advent Calendar Every Year With My Favorite Candies. Thanks, Dad
Vanessa Richardson 2 years ago
Iāve made 2 recently! One was for a Valentineās Day party at my 3rd graderās school and the other was for a parent of one of her classmates who loved the idea so much, she asked me to make one for her 15yoās birthdayš
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Steven 2 years ago
Oh, so it is from the US, then the 25 doors makes sense. Since they weirdly also open their Christmas presents on the morning of the 25th, rather than doing it in the evening on the 24th.
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#14
Got A Cryptic Text From Mom Today To Look At My Porch. My Siblings And I Are All Adults Now, But Still Mom Never Misses Easter
Not when we were all in college, not when I was working on the other side of the country for a few years, and certainly not during a global pandemic. Love you mom.
Brittania Kelli 2 years ago
This is making me miss my mom! If we lived in the same country she would do things like this. š„
David 2 years ago
Those foreigners with their weird folk tales about the Easter llama bringing them Swedish fish.
Shannon Matthews 2 years ago
My daughter is in her 2nd year of college in another state as a physics major. Her spring quarter classes started and she's extremely stressed due to a lot of factors both class related and personal (surgery to remove a lump the day after Easter). I always send her goodies by mail, but this year (since she'll be here recovering) I bought one of those pill bottles from amazon that have "pill" capsules that contain a note that you write, so that they can open little affirmations or messages when needed. Spent about 9 hours writing them out and scrolling them back into the capsules and back into the bottle that says "100% love" on it. I'm hoping these love messages will remind her throughout her recovery and her spring quarter of how much I love her and believe in her.
Terry Butler 2 years ago
You're a loving parent. She will love it! Best wishes for her speedy recovery! š·
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Susan Bosse 2 years ago
My mom used to leave me tulips at my doorstep for my birthdays when I lived in my hometown. She still gives me tulips but I miss walking out to head to work and finding them waiting for me.
Jeremy Crocker 2 years ago
I'm 43 and my dad and step-mother still gets all of us Easter baskets and Christmas stockings every year.
Brenda Greene 2 years ago (edited)
This is the first Easter without my grand-dad who raised me would always take me to get an Easter basket after my grandmother died, he passed in June. Enjoy every moment of this.
#15
Every Year On My Birthday My Dad Lays Out My Childhood Toys "The Guys" And It Makes Him So Excited
Michelle Reynolds 2 years ago
Blue's Clues!!! "Present time, present time, open the present to see what's inside!"
Greg Wilhelm 2 years ago
Haha my parents sent me all mine and I had the honor of giving them to my kids.
#16
My Mom Got Me Super Mario Sheets For Christmas. I'm 22 And Have Been Living In My Own Apartment For 4 Years
I looked confused and disappointed. She said "What? It's not like anyone else is going to see your sheets" and now I don't know if that was ignorance, an insult, or innocence.
Louisa Johnson 2 years ago
If I was single and went on a few dates with someone I clicked with, if he took me back to his place and had these sheets, he would get extra points for that. We should never try to erase our childhood innocence completely, that's why everyone is always so miserable or suffering with mental health because they have been conditioned to grow up, work, eat, sleep, repeat. Go tree climbing, make sandcastles, eat junk food you always wanted as a kid but the parents had restrictions on, eat the WHOLE cake, buy some roller skates and make a fool of yourself when you fall on your a*s. And have the bedding that will make someone smile as it reminds them of a time when we did not have to worrying about being an adult
Phyzzi 2 years ago (edited)
All for not being too serious, but some of us probably shouldn't be climbing trees and eating the whole cake even if we want to. Some of us is me by the way. I would totally love some mario sheets and some space sheets are already in our rotation though, and we do "rock climbing" but at the gym.
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#17
Christmas Present From My Parents For My 25-Year-Old Self. I Built It In Under 2 Days And Had A Blast
Louisa Johnson 2 years ago
You have the sort of parents that I am to my kids, the oldest is 20 and still gets a stocking and a main gift, I don't ever want to stop because it keeps the magic alive, for one day it's smiles, laughter, eating way to much and making people feel special as you got them that gift they have wanted for ages.
Phyzzi 2 years ago
40, been working my way through the space projects "with the kids" but the blacksmith was MINE ALL MINE.
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Two_rolling_black_eyes 2 years ago
Legos has two target demos. Group 1 are kids who get the 200 block sets that are meant to make anything. Group 2 are adults who get 2000 piece sets meant to make a piece of nostalgia. Both are very proud of their creations.
#18
My Mom Still Does My Old Room Up Like This When I Visit For Christmas. I'm 33 Years Old
Winnie the Moo 2 years ago
Youāre gonna miss this attention when sheās not there anymore. Best appreciate it while you canā¦
Wondering Alice 2 years ago
I'm in my late 40's but my mum still does this. Complete with Christmas pajamas laid out for me and my husband. I'd be gutted if she stopped.
Shannon Matthews 2 years ago
Lol I love this! When my daughter comes to visit, she finds her bed covered with her Squishmallow collection (trust me, it's a lot hahahaha)
Michelle Smith 2 years ago
Beautiful! And honestly, wouldnāt you be disappointed if she stopped?
#19
This 58-Year-Old Dad Still Dyeing Eggs Even Though All The Kids Have Left The Nest
ISeeWendiGo 2 years ago
My son, 18, and I, 47, still dye eggs every year and have the greatest time laughing, talking, and reminiscing. I would fight to the death over having time like this with him. I know the day will eventually come that we won't do this stuff anymore, but I'm going to enjoy each second I can get of times like these while I can! I love you, my dearest buddy!
Mia Black 2 years ago
My nearly 90 year old granny asked us if we still want to come over to colour the eggs. We did it with we and my now dead grandpa the last nearly 40 years so - yes of course we want to. We will never be too old for this ( we colour with onion skins and old bedsheets and the outcome is a surprise with every egg different)
Two_rolling_black_eyes 2 years ago
I dye eggs every year and have no children. They are little pieces of joy everytime I open the fridge until the last one is eaten.
Susan Bosse 2 years ago
I do this. No idea why but I do. My son will join in just to make me happy. He's 20. A couple of years ago I did them with silk neckties. It's super cool. I may do that again this year. https://pin.it/5JgXB1p This says to get extra fabric but you can use the inside of the tie to wrap around it. That's what I did. Turns out super cool.
#20
My Mom Kept All Of My Childhood Converses. These Are The Pairs I Wore To The Age Of 14
Bill McDowall 2 years ago
Damn! I was going for that one. Well done youš
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Bruce Scheiman 2 years ago
They all look identical. I don't remember going through that many shoes in 14 years. 38 pairs! Well that is a little over 2 pairs a year, some three. So I guess that is plausible.
GFSTaylor 2 years ago
Kids are still growing, remember ? They can grow out of shoes very quickly.
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Letās All Just Try And Be Decent 2 years ago
Jesus Christ.... we had to wear black smart shoes to school (UK) and I definitely did not get through 14 pairs by the time I was 14!! Not to mention converse are EXPENSIVE.
GoGoPDX 2 years ago
I don't feel they are that expensive, and they last forever. I have a pair I got almost 2 years ago, they were customized pride edition and I paid $75 for them and I still wear them almost daily. They are so comfortable, and still in good condition. I also still have multiple pairs I have kept And still wear through the years since high school (24 years) along with my Docs. I can see the price being more of an issue with kids as they grow out of their shoes and need new ones every 6 months. Also, bummer you couldn't wear shoes you wanted, and what are smart shoes?
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#21
I'm 33. My Mom Made These For Me. Couldn't Be Happier
Sweet Taurus 2 years ago
Every year my Dad sends my Sister and I something for Valentine's Day.
#22
How Dumb Do My Parents Think Iļø Am
Great New_Products 2 years ago
Right, they must know something you don't!
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That note must be there for a reason, someone in that house ate plastic wrapped food in the past, for sure.
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
Could be wrong, but I have 2 boys (and you're probably a boy) ... and I find out most things get completed if I am very specific ... She did forget throw away the plastic and put dish in the dishwasher .. Hope you did that tooš!
#23
The Left One I Got For My 1st Birthday. The Right One For 31st. My Mom Is Awesome
Raelene Christie 2 years ago
I told my husband who grew up in the UK about these (I was completely obsessed with Monchichi ) . You could get them in little outfits in South Africa when I was a kid. A d he'd never heard of seen one. We're they not a thing in the UK or did he just live in a box lol!
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Little L 2 years ago
Took me way too long to realize that Monchichi is French for My Little Monkey
The frustrated Scientist ? 2 years ago
I don't think it comes from French. "my little monkey" would be "mon petit singe" in French. Chichi could be an abbreviation of chimpanzee but those dolls were called "Kiki" in France so I don't know where the "monchichi" comes from...
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Andy Saputo 2 years ago
Shrinkflation hitting everything. New Munchichi is 30% smaller than the original.
#24
My Mom Made This Epic Rick And Morty Cake
#25
Happy Mother's Day
HardieBoysMama 2 years ago
My MIL has clothes older than me and I'm 39!!!
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Randomcthulu 2 years ago
Kind of makes me think of this book, which always made me laugh as a kid, now kind of makes me want to cry as an adult. https://www.amazon.com/Love-You-Forever-Robert-Munsch/dp/0920668372/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3MKKTHA1PNK2&keywords=ill+love+you+forever+book&qid=1680042059&sprefix=ill+love+you%2Caps%2C197&sr=8-1
š·šššššššššššļøā 2 years ago
ohhh my god this was my favorite book.in some small part of me it still is.
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Garry Cowan 2 years ago
Sorry but I'm getting freaky vibes from this there's just something not quite right about the second picture maybe it's the look on his face
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
Nice recreation pic! Your mom looks very nice and has a pretty smile
#26
My Sister And I Are In Our Late 20s But My Dad Still Makes Us Easter Baskets
#27
My Mom Still Flips The Bread To Hide The Fact That I'm Eating An End Piece. I'm A Senior In High School
LittleWombat 2 years ago
Great moms will make food for you at every age, til they physically can't do it anymore! Don't give him a hard time for having a great mom šā¤
Onion Patch Petunia 2 years ago
Let's face it some of us know that they cross are the best part of the loaf and the rest will never understand
#28
My Mom Knitted A Little Beanie For My CAE Shifter Because It Gets Hot In The Sun! It Has "Miata" On It
Austin Sauce 2 years ago
Must be in Phoenix. I got a pair of pot holders for the steering wheel
Unpopular opinions 2 years ago
You drive with pot holders instead of just getting a steering wheel cover?
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Dave In MD 2 years ago (edited)
I just use a sock, shift k n o b is metal and gets super hot in summer and super cold in winter.
GFSTaylor 2 years ago
Gear levers are usually topped with leather or plastic in the UK. Can still get hot in the summer.
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#29
This Dad Saw His Daughter At Our Local Fair And Didnāt Like What She Was Wearing
Crystal 2 years ago
Or we could all just stop gatekeeping each other and see that they're both smiling and laughing. Let them be happy and stop judging situations we aren't there for
ACP828 2 years ago
Thank you! It's obvious to me that they're having a great time š
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WoodenLion 2 years ago
man, some of these comments. there is an extremely wide range of personalities on here. happiness, pent-up anger, share good tidings, smack your neighbor - this is pretty wild. [just saying]
Vira 2 years ago
Eh. People have different opinions. What's wild is the rage.
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Firstname Lastname 2 years ago
But now she looks pantsless. Which seems more risque than showing off her belly button.
Ginger Ghost 2 years ago
here is a good father who is protecting his daughter while having a laugh. looks like a great healthy relationship ā„ļø
Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
Dad, Iām sorry but this is a fail. The green shirt would come to a couple inches above her waistband, so not all that bad. The black shirt, however, is so long it looks like sheās not wearing pants.
Dasha 2 years ago
I was never allowed to wear crop tops growing up. I donāt understand why. Just let your kids wear what they want to wear.
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#30
I'm Almost 33, Live 900 Miles Away - And Still Get A Valentine's Card From My Mom. She's Never Missed A Year
Judi Sherosky 2 years ago
Take it from me...once those stop comming ,you will long for those cards.
Jerrica Coyle 2 years ago
My grandma sends cards for almost every holiday to all of her grandkids and to her great grand daughter (my daughter) and to some kids that belong to friends of the family. It's adorable š
Kelly Reno 2 years ago
I send holiday cards to my parents, siblings, and grandma. Started doing it because my other grandma (deseased) loved getting notes. I found cards that folded out into snow gloves one year. Both grandmas brought them out every year until they started falling apart.
Beverly Arana 2 years ago
Enjoy it while you can. I miss those little things for the first ti.e this year.
#31
My Mom Made This For Me. I'm A 25-Year-Old Kid Of Hers
Gregg V 2 years ago
Call sign - Maverick - "Does your mother not like you?"
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#32
Parents Said Theyād Bring āSome Bagelsā With Them From North NJ
This was HALF of what they brought. This loot was for me and husband. The other half was for my sister. This photo is 44 full size bagels and 18 minis. We had eaten 6 already, and sister kept the rest. Total was around 85
Rostit . 2 years ago
They have freezers now where things can be stored. Modern technology is amazing
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Nikki Sevven 2 years ago
Bagels from the greater NY area? Priceless. They freeze extremely well too.
Speedlimit78 2 years ago
Grew up in NJ- then left. there is nothing out there that even comes close to a NJ bagel!!
#33
I'm Almost 49 And My Mom Still Makes Me A Basket Every Year (The Bunny One Is For My 17-Year-Old Daughter)
Dawnieangel76 2 years ago
Myself & my siblings...46, 39, 31 respectively...and my niece...19...still get Easter Baskets, Valentine's Day gifts, & St. Nicholas Day stockings!
Bloobee bloobee bloo bloo bloo 2 years ago
Thatās gonna be me with my kids. My oldest is 28 and still gets one. My middle is 20 and recently moved out of state and has made sure to remind me not to forget about sending her one
#34
I Live In Thailand. I'm 35. Mom Still Sends Me Awesome Care Packages
Jeremy Crocker 2 years ago
Ironic because Aleve is also, well, you can read the box.
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Hugh Cookson 2 years ago
Instead of deodorant, try rubbing your armpits with lemon or orange peel (zest side outwards of course) - much more effective lasts about as long and can be disposed of into your nearest hedgerow !! Try it, you'll be amazed.
Shirley Heyn 2 years ago
So, all the stuff you used to ask her to get for you. . . and still does ap"parent"ly?
Vicki Perizzolo 2 years ago
I'm guessing those were requested items.. when I was in Australia there were a LOT of items we couldn't find... and then vice versa..
#35
My Mom Has Made An Easter Basket For Me Every Year For 36 Years. While The Contents Have Evolved. Her Reason For Doing It Made Me Smile. Iāll Never Be Too Old For This
This year included eggs, bacon, sausage, orange juice, and ham for easter breakfast, it’s always included candy.
Wysteria_Rose 2 years ago
Anytime my parents say something like "well, you'll remember when I'm gone," I just want to cry.
Brenda Greene 2 years ago
This means a lot. My grandmother always made me a basket until the year she passed and for 12 years after, my grandfather did it. They raised me and this will be the first year I don't get one.
Pamelot 2 years ago
I vividly remember the Easter surprise when my mom told me she thought I was too old for Easter baskets. I was heartbroken. I was in high school. Dernit.
Shirley Heyn 2 years ago
I like that she acknowledges that your tastes have matured. . .bacon. . .love it!
Snuggle_Duckš¦ 2 years ago
I lost my dad in January and he worked his a*s off to make a good life for his Kids!! My mom does this stuff still and i will remember it when her soul departs from her!
#36
I'm In My 30s, And My Adorable Mom Still Becomes Excessively Concerned For My Safety Every Time I Leave Town
Phyzzi 2 years ago
Huge and harmless, unless she means crawdads, in which case not exactly harmless but usually not a problem.
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Amy Burke 2 years ago
Me too - every rotten scenario running in through haha
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I want to see that table dancing with a helmet. . .! Such a caring Mom!
Jeremy Crocker 2 years ago
Staying in a house, but hang your stuff in a tree to keep away from bears?š
#37
The Door To My And My Two Brothers' Childhood Bedroom. Our Parents Have Kept It Like This
ISeeWendiGo 2 years ago
My cousin's door and a whole wall plus half of another one is is similarly covered in all the Garbage Pail Kids stickers we stuck up back in the 80's. My aunt redecorated his room several times and had even painted and wallpapered around them. It's fun when I get to visit her every couple of years or so and go in to look them over. A lot of good memories right there. Thanks, Aunt Katy!š
Rosa Carone-Prendergast 2 years ago
We have a small den (that's actually a fourth bedroom on the first floor) and my twin daughters did this to the back of the door. No one really sees the back of the door so I let them do it. They're 21 years old now.
Hydro Keychain 2 years ago
Back in the '60's us kids collected stickers from gas stations. All gas, oil and car related. My bedroom door was covered with them.
Just Another Girl 2 years ago
Just waitā¦.next Christmas theyāre giving you adhesive remover, scrapers, sand paper and supplies to refinish that door after you strip half of it getting those stickers offš
Shirley Heyn 2 years ago
Well, they did spend a lot of money on all of those stickers, a walk down memory lane every time they pass by the door. I bet they smile too. . .!
#38
22 And My Mom Still Spoils Me. Shout Out To All The Moms In The World
OwenHasADHD 2 years ago
just for clarification, can roaches swim? (wanna make sure they arenāt water bugs)
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Gail Curry-kane Jensen 1 year ago
Love it. My mom is dead and I would give anything to get those things again.
#39
My Mom Made Me A Meatloaf Heart For Valentineās Day Because I Didnāt Have A Valentine This Year
Notorious DBT 2 years ago
I'm 47 years old and my mom still sends me a Valentine's Day card and nonpareils (they are my favorite kind of chocolate) every year.
#40
This Is The Christmas Tree At My Parents' House. I Live In A Different Town, In A Student Residence But My Parents Waited For Me To Put It Up
I am back at my place and I really miss them, it's the first time I spend this season away. Happily, I'll be home again before Christmas day.
#41
Grandma Got All The Boys Christmas Boxers And Didn't Realize The Ones For My Dad Were Grass-Themed
#42
My Mom Wrote A Letter To Santa With My Christmas Wish List Without My Knowledge And It Arrived On Tuesday
Needmorecowbell 2 years ago
Mine are 14 and 16 and they still write Santa letters and get letters back! Iāll do it for them until Iām six feet underā¦and maybe set it up so they keep getting Santa letters after Iām gone!
Stephanie Goadsby 2 years ago
That's my daughters name! This is the first I've ever seen someone else with the name Solara (pronounced So-lah-rah in her case and not Sol-air-ah for you Toyota fans).
Carla McNeil 2 years ago
The teacher from A CHRISTMAS STORY is screaming "Margins! MARGINS!!!" but anyway so cute
Stephanie Goadsby 2 years ago
If you live in Canada you address it to Santa Clause at the North Pole with the postal code H0H 0H0, add your return address on the back, and drop it in any mailbox for free. Canada Post has a direct line to the big man for any kids reading this, and a response will be returned in whichever language the letter was sent in. I would imagine the postal services in most countries employ a similar service.
Load More Replies... Mauricio A.Rivera 2 years ago
Who or what entity writes Christmas letters back? This is a new one to me.
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I Found My Old Childhood Batman Blanket At My Parents' House! Best Pre-Christmas Gift Ever
Sharon Kapon 2 years ago
I had my beloved Ariel (Little Mermaid) bed sheets as a child and my mom threw it :(
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My Childhood Drawings From 15 Years Ago Weirdly Representing My Love For Mom Are Still There
Christy Means-Stephens 2 years ago
I still have a big file of old drawings. It took me until last year to actually throw out some - I had 4 boxes & most were scribbles šš
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I Told My Dad I Liked Basil Seed Drinks And He Sent Me A Box Of It
AndThenICommented 2 years ago
I like them too. Itās like a firmer chia seed in juice or tea
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Sent My Mom To A Carpet Remnants Store To Grab Me An Area Rug. Then We Unrolled It
Stardust she/her 2 years ago
Do the dices mean anything or are they just there for decoration?
Cyber Returns 2 years ago
I think it's an 80's or 90's style retro rug. The design was pretty random at the time
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Michelle Brandt 2 years ago
I feel like this is something my sister would do. My mom would be too worried about pattern/colors and would text me 50 pictures asking if I like something.
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martin734 2 years ago
It is so hard but so nice reading articles like this. I lost both of my parents by the time I was 20 (dad to car accident, mum to cancer). I am now 42 and would I give anything for them to be able to treat me like a child one more time.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I'm so sorry to hear that Martin. I am not a mum or a parent right now, but sending you a hug and all the best.
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Kristal 2 years ago
Awe, I wish I had those care packages ^_^ My mother stopped talking to me/recognizing my birthday/etc. because I called her out on not following my boundaries and being manipulative. She disowned me. Case and point.
fair_weather_rose 2 years ago
I know it's probably not that helpful, but I'll add in an annoying little sister hug. I'm sorry you didn't get the mom you deserved <3
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LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
All of these are posts about unconditional love. I do love my mum despite many arguements, but one day I truly hope that she will finally learn to love me for who I am as a queer woman.
SheamusFanFrom1987 2 years ago (edited)
Yeah, nothing to see here. Not a grown-a*s 35-year old guy smiling and tearing up at the same time. I'm lucky, my parents are still within reach. Though sometimes I wonder will I ever be the same when they no longer are. Reading this makes me realize that no matter how big and grown-a*s I am, I'll always be that thick-glassed 7-year old little tyke to them. Wouldn't have it any other way :-) *tear drops*
Mari 2 years ago
I am 40years old and I am so thankful both of my parents are still around. I spend a lot of time with them because I love them a lot and without them, life will never be the same anymore.
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Joshua Moore 2 years ago
All of these were so wonderful and sweet. I was laughing and ugly crying.
martin734 2 years ago
It is so hard but so nice reading articles like this. I lost both of my parents by the time I was 20 (dad to car accident, mum to cancer). I am now 42 and would I give anything for them to be able to treat me like a child one more time.
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I'm so sorry to hear that Martin. I am not a mum or a parent right now, but sending you a hug and all the best.
Load More Replies... Kristal 2 years ago
Awe, I wish I had those care packages ^_^ My mother stopped talking to me/recognizing my birthday/etc. because I called her out on not following my boundaries and being manipulative. She disowned me. Case and point.
fair_weather_rose 2 years ago
I know it's probably not that helpful, but I'll add in an annoying little sister hug. I'm sorry you didn't get the mom you deserved <3
Load More Replies... LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
All of these are posts about unconditional love. I do love my mum despite many arguements, but one day I truly hope that she will finally learn to love me for who I am as a queer woman.
SheamusFanFrom1987 2 years ago (edited)
Yeah, nothing to see here. Not a grown-a*s 35-year old guy smiling and tearing up at the same time. I'm lucky, my parents are still within reach. Though sometimes I wonder will I ever be the same when they no longer are. Reading this makes me realize that no matter how big and grown-a*s I am, I'll always be that thick-glassed 7-year old little tyke to them. Wouldn't have it any other way :-) *tear drops*
Mari 2 years ago
I am 40years old and I am so thankful both of my parents are still around. I spend a lot of time with them because I love them a lot and without them, life will never be the same anymore.
Load More Replies... Joshua Moore 2 years ago
All of these were so wonderful and sweet. I was laughing and ugly crying.
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