40 Times Parents Definitely Inflated The Truth About Their 'Woke' Kids' Accomplishments

Moms and dads are always so proud of their little ones – and for good reason! But let's be honest: sometimes they take it a step too far and make their kids' accomplishments sound a little too impressive.

Posts from parents exaggerating their kids' achievements or putting words in their mouths are reminiscent of the kind of "creative" posts that you can find on LinkedIn. The posts from parents often include information about awards their children have received, awards their children have been nominated for, or accomplishments their children have achieved that may not be entirely factual or accurate.

Similarly, LinkedIn users have been known to create posts about made-up events or achievements in order to appear more impressive to prospective employers. These posts often contain exaggerated details or false information that is hard to verify.

In both cases, the posts are often used as tools to make the poster appear to be more successful than they actually are. We've all seen those posts about their 'smart' or 'woke' kids doing something extraordinary that most likely never happened.

So, here are 40 hilarious examples of parents bragging about their kids' 'achievements' that probably never occurred! Whether it's inventing a new type of mathematics or solving world hunger, these parents have taken their love for their children to the next level!

Parenting is wonderful, but never easy.

Ioann-Mark Kuznietsov

1. Well, then I am going to worship Satan

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2. Not the same

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3. Do kids know right from wrong, or is it our job to teach them?

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4. Dear parents...

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5. Yeah, that's what teens are thinking about...

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6. Yep, sure

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7. Not funny

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8. Creepy as hell

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9. Just read it...

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10. Frightening

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11. Poor turkeys...

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12. Sure, this happened

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13. Is this true?

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14. It is weird, but we doubt a child noticed it

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15. White privilege in the air

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16. Lizkanda

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17. Keep roaring

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18. That is love

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19. Doing prayers

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20. Let the negotiations begin

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21. The world is mushy

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22. It is true

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23. Pretty eloquent for a 4-year-old

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24. This is funny, but true

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25. Yes, that's exactly what a 2-year-old would say...

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26. Consent

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27. Really happened?

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28. Please....

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29. Did he really say that?

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30. Oh, Lord...

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31. Elon Musk, please stop destroying the world

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32. Own the plane

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33. Yeah, right...

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34. True, but didn't happen

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35. True

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36. Second grader?

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37. Yeah, men need a special day. We are so endangered. Poor little us.

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38. Conspiracy theory

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39. Sure

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40. Okay

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Parents, let's be real: kids can be pretty darn creative and expressive—they don't need your help coming up with snappy one-liners! Posting your little ones' 'wise words' on social media is cute, but please don't put words in their mouths.

Not only does it sound a little ridiculous, but it can also make your kiddo feel like their voice isn't valid. Let them find their own words—you might just be surprised by what they have to say!