30 Tweets About #WhyMyKidIsCrying That Will Have You Wondering If You Remembered Your Birth Control Today

You're constantly being told that you aren't allowed to do things, like eat that crayon you so desperately desire. Come on, how ridiculous!

Kids can turn the smallest disappointment into a full-scale meltdown, and parents know that chaos can strike over the most ridiculous things. One minute everything is fine, the next there are tears because a snack is gone, a rule exists, or the world simply failed to cooperate.

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That is exactly why the hashtag #WhyMyKidIsCrying took off, giving parents a place to share the wildly specific reasons their children lost it. The posts are funny, painfully relatable, and proof that toddler logic is its own universe.

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Scroll through these meltdowns, because some of them are almost too real.

#1 Wait until she finds out tomorrow isn't either!

#1 Wait until she finds out tomorrow isn't either!Mike_Ekey
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#2 So cruel.

#2 So cruel.JackieMackk
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#3 They are delicious.

#3 They are delicious.steponmegently

#4 There's no need for logic when you're a toddler.

#4 There's no need for logic when you're a toddler.sarahstarrs_

Some of these reasons are impossible to argue with, which is part of the problem.

#5 Why, though?

#5 Why, though?grahampatsmith

#6 Pickles are yummy, kid.

#6 Pickles are yummy, kid.j_n_foster

#7 Dammit!

Child clutches cheeks, upset expression, caregiver reacts with concerned sympathygwennasaurus

#8 Noooooo!

#8 Noooooo!snoop_court

#9 I understand his heartache, to be honest.

#9 I understand his heartache, to be honest.RantyAmyCurtis

That one hits a little too close to home for anyone with a favorite snack.

#10 Whyyyyy??

#10 Whyyyyy??Trudygreer

#11 Understandable.

#11 Understandable.Mamabird1519

#12 Awwww.

Angry parent scolds while child cries, tense family moment with frustrationerinhmoon

#13 Well, that's just barbaric.

#13 Well, that's just barbaric.stephmicdill

#14 What did you do that for?

#14 What did you do that for?njgregory

#15 She doesn't want to look, okay?

#15 She doesn't want to look, okay?itsalexvance

At this point, the adults are just trying to survive the emotional fallout.

On the same petty-co-parenting wavelength, see the parent who dressed their kid in thrift store clothes against their ex’s wishes.

#16 Pure frustration.

#16 Pure frustration.stephonee

#17 Gawwwdddd!

#17 Gawwwdddd!waywardandwine

#18 So mean.

#18 So mean.XOXOJennaJane

#19 I mean, she worked hard on that.

#19 I mean, she worked hard on that.srosebuckley

#20 Open it!

#20 Open it!LaurenBernardLV

#21 Look away!

#21 Look away!whoa_a_ginger

Every parent in these posts seems to know the exact moment things are about to get louder.

#22 Fair enough.

#22 Fair enough.aternes13

#23 Who would she be hurting, really?

#23 Who would she be hurting, really?waywardandwine

#24 Screw your standards!

#24 Screw your standards!saltymamas

#25 You what?

#25 You what?elizabeth1220

#26 You're ruining it!

#26 You're ruining it!jeannabalreira

#27 It can be Christmas if he wants.

#27 It can be Christmas if he wants.messykennedy

#28 Eww, girls!

#28 Eww, girls!SarahHuneycutt

#29 Look, Santa could do with a few fewer cookies anyway.

#29 Look, Santa could do with a few fewer cookies anyway.smilealexzandra

#30 He just wanted good hair!

#30 He just wanted good hair!LaurenBernardLV

Kids really do find new ways to be dramatic every single day.

Still shocked by that “niece disruptive at family gatherings” blowup, read how they handled the sister’s daughter.

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