If you're a woman, sometimes your ovaries will scream "WANT!" at you, when you come across a cute baby. That is known as baby fever.
However, sometimes, you're not ready for such a thing and need to be reminded of that. So, we're here to save you.
You're quite welcome.
Here are 19 tweets that will help you remember that kids are not always as magical as Instagram portrays them to constantly be! Here is the real, unspeakable side to parenting.
Sesame Street is a children's television series filled with great educational messages. And even though it debuted over 50 years ago, kids everywhere (and parents) still watch the beloved children's show.
And even though parents do watch it with their kids, many will say it is absolutely the ban of their existence. With those high-pitched character voices, songs that feel like someone is drilling into your ear-hole, and just nonstop confusing backstories.
Luckily, the parents of today have Twitter to express their true feelings. (Sorry parents of yesterday, we truly do feel your pain)
Parents -- They're are just like us! Err, just with kids..
And when it comes to Netflix, there might not be a more loving and supporting Netflix crowd than parents.
Many parents have admitted to the fact that Netflix does play a large role in their daily life -- or at the very least have tweeted about it.
Here are 22 tweets from parents on their undying love for Netflix (and honestly, same):
Honesty is an important virtue that a majority of parents try to instill on their young ones, so they can grow to be well-rounded individuals.
Not these parents, of course.
Just kidding, we know a little white lie never hurt anyone! In fact, some lies can end up benefiting the kid and their poor, exhausted parents. So what's the harm? Plus, it's kind of freakin' hilarious.
Here is a collection of ridiculous lies that parents have convinced their kids were truths:
One thing we all know for sure -- mother's are superheroes.
Paula Kuka, mom of two, began documenting her life in series of cartoons in 2017. What started out as therapeutic process turned into so much more. Her illustrations were resonating with women all over the world.
You can follow more of her artwork at the site 'Common Wild' or on Instagram!
