40 Memes Of The Most Honest Millennial Mom Confessions That Are Far Too Relatable

Being a parent is not always easy.

Let's face it—being a parent is not always the pleasant, life-satisfying obligation we thought it would be before we started having children. However, that doesn’t mean we love our little ones any less.

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It's simply a few moments that can genuinely test that affection. Whether you're cheering on your kids during their "Mama, watch!" stunt or neglecting to vacuum your car for the fourth time in a week, you can be sure that fellow parents totally understand.

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They know that it’s a battle, and they won't pass judgment on you. There is a mom named Dana from Jacksonville, Florida, who is also on this strange and entertaining ride.

While navigating every exciting twist and turn, she also runs a blog called "Millennial Mom Confessions." This is where she shares her experiences, setbacks, diaper victories, and all the lessons she has learned.

This mom has offered her viewpoints on various topics, ranging from maternity leave to breastfeeding. However, this time, we need to focus on a particularly engaging aspect of Dana's content: the memes.

In between crucial discussions, she also shares hilarious images that capture the highs and lows of raising a child. She perfectly depicts the daily life of a modern parent and reminds us that it's okay to not be okay.

As you continue scrolling, you will find a list of Dana's most interesting and funny posts.

1. Plump as a partridge

1. Plump as a partridgeLaComtesseJamie
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2. What women want

2. What women wantmomsconfession
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3. He deserves some accolades

3. He deserves some accoladesmomsconfession

4. My wife's review of Aliens

4. My wife's review of Aliensmomsconfession

5. Well, you want equality

5. Well, you want equalitymomsconfession

6. Father's love for their kids

6. Father's love for their kidsmomsconfession

7. The first question at the doctor's office

7. The first question at the doctor's officemomsconfession

8. Onlygrans

8. Onlygransmomsconfession

9. Asking inappropriate personal questions

9. Asking inappropriate personal questionsmomsconfession

10. "He's all grown up now..."

10. momsconfession

11. Grandma is getting a gift

11. Grandma is getting a giftfiggled

12. Learn to respect your elders

12. Learn to respect your eldersroastmalone_

13. You can't break my daughter's heart and go scot-free

13. You can't break my daughter's heart and go scot-freelyndsrodriguez2

14. Lol... Was not expecting that

14. Lol... Was not expecting thatmomsconfession

15. It's the twist for me

15. It's the twist for meglowyig

16. The middle-aged happiness

16. The middle-aged happinessmomsconfession

17. Alien invasion

17. Alien invasionmomsconfession

18. Mutual blocks instead of mutual friends

18. Mutual blocks instead of mutual friendsmomsconfession

19. Walking behind the kids

19. Walking behind the kidsmomsconfession

20. An opportunity harnessed to the fullest

20. An opportunity harnessed to the fullestmomsconfession

21. Low-rise jeans versus high-waist jeans

21. Low-rise jeans versus high-waist jeansmomsconfession

22. They never know

22. They never knowmomsconfession

23. Thank you, but no thanks

23. Thank you, but no thanksSamanthaaaReece

24. Waiting before I put in any real effort

24. Waiting before I put in any real effortmomsconfession

25. Went platinum with no features

25. Went platinum with no featuresmomsconfession

26. And taking care of cleaning up after him as well

26. And taking care of cleaning up after him as wellmomsconfession

27. Sorry I called you...

27. Sorry I called you...malindamarieee

28. Just get on with it then

28. Just get on with it thenAbbyHasIssues

29. Lol... I feel your pain

29. Lol... I feel your painmomsconfession

30. The brutal unfairness of being nauseous for 9 months and...

30. The brutal unfairness of being nauseous for 9 months and...momsconfession

31. Gentle parenting is effective

31. Gentle parenting is effectiveSarimarr

32. Don't you see me...

32. Don't you see me...momsconfession

33. Lol, I'm screaming as well

33. Lol, I'm screaming as wellmomsconfession

34. I'm hot when I want to be

34. I'm hot when I want to bemomsconfession

35. So many times...

35. So many times...momsconfession

36. They never get the point

36. They never get the pointmomsconfession

37. A real relationship time saver

37. A real relationship time savermomsconfession

38. Perfect skin on children

38. Perfect skin on childrenErinChack

39. Playing the recorder at school

39. Playing the recorder at schoolpearlylondon

40. Will everyone just calm down...

40. Will everyone just calm down...momsconfession

It's not difficult to become socially isolated from the rest of the world when your day-to-day existence is packed with parental duties. However, acknowledging each step of your parenting journey is what allows you to keep pushing ahead. As Dr. Janet Lansbury, parenting expert, states, "When we take care of ourselves, we are better equipped to care for our children." Whatever the case may be, we just need to unwind. For more insights, visit Dr. Lansbury's website | Facebook | Twitter

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