30 Hilarious Tweets About Parenting (That'll Make You Laugh and Cry)

The most important thing about parenting is having a good sense of humor.

Being a parent can be lonely. You invest so much time in your little one that you often have little left for adult relationships. That's why it's crucial to have someone to talk to outside your bubble to keep your mental health in check.

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Thankfully, the internet and social media make it easier than ever to connect with other parents. And that's where Motherly comes in.

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This Instagram account has over 1.1 million followers and creates a safe space for parents. They share useful information and funny tweets, reminding us that we're not alone in this parenting journey.

Motherly doesn't sugarcoat parenthood; they show the tough aspects too. Plus, they're more than just an Instagram page.

Motherly also offers articles, videos, podcasts, and classes about motherhood. So, if you're feeling lonely in your parenting journey, check out Motherly.

You'll be glad you did. It all began in 2015 when Jill Koziol and Liz Tenety decided to redefine what being "motherly" means. They created the website and social media accounts, publishing content on motherhood and making it a lifestyle brand for a new generation of mamas.

So, what makes Motherly stand out from other motherhood-themed content? Their products focus on the mama, not the baby—unlike what was previously available.

As Koziol observed, "In media brands across the board, motherhood was treated as cartoonish… everything was very baby-centered." Additionally, they collaborate with an expert panel, including medical, behavioral, and relationship experts, to ensure their content goes beyond just how to raise a child; they focus on relationships, health and wellness, family life, mental health, career guidance, and broader topics that matter to modern mamas.

1. I get it now

1. I get it nowSatiricalMommy
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2. That day is finally here

2. That day is finally hereElyKreimendahl
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3. Here is what experts say:

3. Here is what experts say:rebekah_diamond

4. So sorry

4. So sorrylindafruits

5. How dramatic are you:

5. How dramatic are you:oneawkwardmom

6. Something we were not prepared for

6. Something we were not prepared forheymamatiffany

7. That's okay

7. That's okaylindafruits

8. That's so unfair

8. That's so unfairmommajessiec

9. All seven minutes of it

9. All seven minutes of itericamorecambe

10. Not realistic...

10. Not realistic...Shittymommymom1

11. Never before...

11. Never before...lindafruits

12. Finally know

12. Finally knowlindafruits

13. No, you don't...

13. No, you don't...IHideFromMyKids

14. Time flies

14. Time flieshiddensnacksma

15. Just a mix...

15. Just a mix...maryfairybobrry

16. It does have its moments...

16. It does have its moments...Daria Obymaha (not the actual image)

17. Please, get the boys involved

17. Please, get the boys involvedtheostoria

18. Everything else is just...

18. Everything else is just...theformulamom

19. You started it:

19. You started it:XplodingUnicorn

20. Do not eat them

20. Do not eat themMommyingHard

21. 60%

21. 60%lindafruits

22. The hardest part:

22. The hardest part:lindafruits

23. Are you listening?

23. Are you listening?lindsaydevon

24. So true:

24. So true:mombrite

25. Well, well, well...

25. Well, well, well...DrivingMomBlog

26. It takes practice...

26. It takes practice...clhubes

27. You deserve it

27. You deserve itheymamatiffany

28. Priorities...

28. Priorities...HollyBallantine

29. Extremely often...

29. Extremely often...whet

30. Understanding

30. Understandingadrogott

31. What doesn't kill you...

31. What doesn't kill you...BunAndLeggings

Dr. Shefali Tsabary, a renowned parenting expert, emphasizes that "parenting is not about control, but about connection." Her insights resonate with the content created through collaboration with experts in mental health, relationships, and wellness. Instead of merely offering parenting tips, platforms like Dr. Tsabary's focus on the deeper issues affecting modern families, such as emotional well-being and relationship dynamics. This holistic approach is exactly what parents need in today's complex world.

That's exactly what parents need.

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