Yes, yes, of course, parents love their little rascals more than anything. Despite all the love, they also have to admit that some moments can be very challenging.
So some of the following memes should be very understandable to you. But even without children of your own, you will understand some of them very well.
At some point, the little ones need an ID or a passport…
“If you ask your child to smile for a picture.”
Just out of resistance.
“Please hold my hand and walk beside me.”
“Child:”
The sooner you come to terms with it, the easier it gets.
“Hey Janice, can I call you back in eleven years?”
Not for the good of the children, but for your own good.
“If the baby falls asleep on you and you try to put him in his crib.”
And today we know there would have been plenty of room!
“If your child takes up all the space in bed, when there’s actually enough room for the two of you.”
Passive aggressiveness in the form of a look.
“The look your mother gives you when you’ve embarrassed her in public, but she can’t kill you yet.”
Who also needs to think about Family Guy?
“The first time you hear ‘Mama’!”
“The 7567th time.”
In case you don’t know what we’re talking about:
At least it’s nice of him to ask. 🤷♀️🤷♂️
“Man: ‘How was the kids today?’
“L:”
Because you love them…
“Motherhood means being the snack holder, no matter how fabulous you look.”
Once the thread of patience breaks:
“How I Feel When My Kids Won’t Eat Their Food: ‘Then Starve!'”
Dads probably too.
“I’m pretty sure moms are part of a science experiment designed to prove that sleep isn’t essential for survival.”
Greetings to all over 30s.
“If you’ve been playing on the floor with your kids and now have to learn to walk again.”
Drastic but effective.
“Me: ‘I love being a mom.'”
“Me too: ‘How can you fake your own coma?'”
Just don’t get excited too quickly.
“I called my husband to tell him I put all three kids to bed at 7:30: ‘I won!'”
scary.
“Person: ‘What’s it like working from home with kids?'”
“L:”
Okay, adults do that too.
*candy wrappers make that crackling sound*
“Children:”
The definition of a patience task.
“If you’re trying to get your toddler’s legs into one-piece pajamas, ‘Bend that knee!'”
As a parent you become the official climbing wall. Whether you like it or not.
“If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a parent to a toddler.”
It is and remains inexplicable.
“Child: ‘Mom, why isn’t my dinosaur roaring anymore and why aren’t all my tractors making more excavator noises?'”
“L:”
That doesn’t mean one is less strict than the other.
“Me at 25 after a fast 5k run.”
“Me at age 35 after strapping my kid into the car seat.”
But always with a smile on your face.
“How close I am to a nervous breakdown 99% of the time.”
Must be a lie
“I, at age 98, remember the one time I was cooking a meal and all three of my kids ate it. »
Oh no, what a ‘punishment’. 😱
“If my child threatens not to talk to me for the rest of the day.”
At least they are quiet for the rest of the day. Not.
“My toddler.”
“My 6 year old.”
“Me in a Zoom meeting.”
Understandable, absolutely understandable.
“Doctor: ‘Do you have children?'”
“Me: ‘Yes, I have 3 children.'”
“Doctor: ‘Do you drink?'”
“Me: ‘Yes, I have 3 children.'”
Karma, you little shit!
“If my kid trips over the toy, I’ve asked them 100 times to pick it up.”
Fair is fair, we have to admit that this is also annoying for adults.
“When your kids tell you a story and it doesn’t fucking stop.”
(smile)
Source: Watson
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