19 Tweets from Parents That Will Make Your Sides Hurt With Laughter
I don't believe there's an award for Parent of the Year, but some of these people make me wish there were.
Parenting can be exhausting, messy, and wildly funny all at once, and these tweets capture that mix perfectly. From kids asking the most unexpected questions to parents trying to keep up with the chaos, the jokes land because they feel so familiar.
This roundup pulls together 19 hilarious tweets from parents who turned everyday family life into comedy gold. Some of the best moments come from the things kids say, which somehow make the whole situation even better.
By the end, you may be laughing a little too hard at how accurate these parenting moments really are. Read on.
Kids out there asking the real questions.
I'm free!
I mean, is she okay, though?
"Emma... no. Rosie... NOOOOO." It's incredible how often conversations like this happen based solely on people you know with that name.
No, ask the kid. I want to see where he was going with that.
4yo son said the word prototype. When I asked him what it meant
Parents really do say the funniest things when they are running on fumes.
Parents' note to teacher: "Why are you putting me through this, man?"
Comes back with a photo of the two. In the photo, Ryan is giving a thumbs-up... oh, and he's dressed as Deadpool.
That is exactly the kind of unexpected payoff parents live for.
Too real!
"I wanna be where the people are..."
Hahaha, that's classic.
Even the dog seems like it is trying to process the situation.
That dog has got to be confused by that.
The next day at school had to be comical, and I love the mental image I'm getting of him trying to keep his lunch from spilling out of the leaf.
Some of these kids are already living in their own little comedy special.
So... the fidget spinner is working?
Changing the world, one licked window at a time.
I never thought I'd say this, but the 6-year-old has a point.
Parenting humor does not get much more relatable than this.
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