The very core of a good meme is that it’s relatable, but the internet at this point has taught us that this concept can be stretched pretty far. Don’t believe me? Well, why not look at some memes about something very specific that can still make you laugh regardless of who you are.
So we’ve gathered some of the best and possibly most relatable motherhood memes from this Instagram page. So even if you aren’t a mom, get comfortable, you probably deserve it, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your own thoughts in the comments section down below.
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Good god, I wish I'd had this at ANY point in my childhood :(
It's okay to shout at your kids once in a while. That's not going to traumatize them. Within reason, of course.
It's not a bow I'm bothered by. I just don't know how parents manage to keep the headband on their baby's head. The more I think about it, the more weird I find the emphasis put on a baby's s*x/gender. It really doesn't matter until the kid starts going to school. Usually the name is an indicator, sometimes.
And that's why the place has gone to h3ll. People don't know how to act.
I say "I'm changing my name and unless you guess it I'm not responding"
My kid is the good kid of the bunch. The amount of times I've flipped because the teacher put him next to the "bad" kid to keep him in check... Don't ruin my parenting effort because someone else can't parent.
School photos are such a scam. Significant milestones, sure, such as graduating from elementary, Junior High and High School. Every year? The packages come with way too many copies. The backdrops have been terrible. Much of my own photos have me with half-assed, forced smiles because photographers can be jerks and seem frustrated they have a hard time making my unphotogenic features look somewhat decent enough. Then my folks would complain the pictures don't look good. Huge blow to the self-esteem. Class photos, sure.
If your husband is THAT tired with you, that's when you know you're good in your relationship as parents.
After everyone else has eaten and you've come out of the spare room the host designated as the nursing room.
I do not remember the last pic episode?! I’ve literally seen them all a million times. WHAT EPISODE IS THAT
Yep. Because he will only keep him till 11pm and doesn’t get home till 7-8pm
It gets easier until the teenage years start, and their frontal cortex goes back into toddler mode, again. Except this time there's real world issues you have to help them navigate and they get less supervision.
That never ends. My kids are 29 and 31 and I'm still spoiling them and the Grands.
