For some reason, parents have a hard time apologizing. It's like they see it as a sign of weakness or something. Maybe it's that generation, or perhaps it's something you develop as soon as you have a child, but whatever the reason behind it, it's not the best trait to pass down to your kids. Everyone should be able to humble themselves and apologize when they know they're wrong, but a tweet saying "apologize like your parents, go" has proved just how hard parents find it to apologize — or more accurately, not apologize. Scroll down to see how similar your parents are to these peoples' or whether you're part of the lucky few who are blessed with emotionally healthy parents who can admit when they're wrong.
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It's Sunday and that means one thing only...Exhausted parents tweeting the funniest things about their daily life with kids.
Or as one of the parents brilliantly described it: "You think you are in charge of your house until your kid gets out of bed and you panic and hide the ice cream you are eating". On point.
We have some more if you like.
Everyone knows and can relate to the anxiety caused by sending a text to the wrong person. Whether it's to your boss, an ex-boyfriend, or sending a text about someone to that person by mistake, these slip-ups can cause a mini heart-attack each time. But perhaps the worst is when you send a text to your parents containing some sort of sexually explicit message that was clearly meant for someone else. The stress that causes, is another level, and reading through these texts can give you a taste of just how bad some kids have put their foot in it.
Parenting is both challenging and rewarding—and sometimes very, very funny.
Take these tweets from moms and dads, for example.
While reading them, some of you may cry, laugh but most of all, feel like they were written about you.
Don't forget to check our last week's list of parenting jokes, if you have missed it.
So...uh...2020's been a very looooooong year, huh?
Let's see...they had to deal with lockdown, homeschooling, ruined summer plans...And it's STILL (somehow) only June.
We've gathered some of the funniest jokes parents tweeted starting in January 2020, when they were still all excited about this new year.
Six more months to go, y'all. Hang in there.
Kids say the funniest things and we just love when parents spread the joy by sharing and tweeting them.
The weekend is here and you can all enjoy a new batch of kids and parents wisdom.
Here are some more parenting tweets from last week in case you have missed it.
