Real parenting mode activated

Every adoptee has a different story. Some of them really resent the fact that they were raised apart from their birth parents , and others are perfectly happy and content with being adopted and wouldn't want it any other way. That is a two-way street because in order for a child to be adopted, their birth mother either chooses or is forced to give them up. Birth mothers of kids who later got adopted are similarly split on how they feel about it. Some might feel grateful and happy that they were…

I spotted a fascinating post on Reddit while perusing through the feed, and I knew I wanted to share it with you right now. The question 'What are your parents' annoying habits?' is put forth by the original poster (OP). As was to be expected, the post attracted a lot of interest, and Redditors from all over the world participated in the discussion and left insightful comments that we could all read and enjoy. In light of this, check out the screenshots below if you have a moment to spare amid…

She's trying to protect other customers from her germs

Where do the legs go?

More often than not, you hear about parents who have no idea when to finally let go and let their kids get by in the world alone as adults. While it usually comes from a good place, as they want to help their kids and make sure they are okay, it can become extremely overbearing really fast. The parents in this Reddit story definitely crossed a line when it comes to their daughter. OP (original poster), shared on Reddit that her parents have no boundaries when it comes to her. She even had to ge…

They have a kids menu for a reason

The kids are alright

You snooze, you lose

Isn't that what parents are for?

Dog Karen

Kids really do come up with the funniest things to say. One of the most fascinating things to observe is how a child's mind functions when it is unencumbered by adult responsibilities and limitations. When you talk to a child, you are instantly transported back to your own happy childhood memories, when you were carefree and full of love. Having said that, I came across a post on Reddit while perusing that I felt I had to share with all of you. The original poster features a selection of the mo…

Her aesthetic is not as important as her kid

Knock, knock, who's there?

Tough break

That's a big one