They say that toddlers are like teenagers with less life experience and smaller bodies. Teenagers get a bad rap for being brats but toddlers honestly might be worse - at least teens (usually) don't have screaming fits in the middle of busy restaurants.
Let these Snapchat pics serve as the best birth control around!
Amazing things happen when you give kids a task that requires some amount of cultural context, such as labeling popular memes. Obviously, kids can't possibly know all of the pop culture references that, say, a Millennial knows.
We've gotta say that these versions might be even better than anything that most of us adults could come up with.
We know that all of you parents out there love your kids, but sometimes you just need a little break from them just to drink a glass of wine and watch some damn TV without being interrupted every five seconds by someone's relentless whining.
We hope these relatable memes can help you unwind a little!
Well apparently Millennials are now killing the ...shuffles cards... procreation industry! According to an angry mom on Facebook, anyway, who posted about how much she hates entitled Millennials who dare to go to Disney World without kids! The horror.
New York Post later followed suit when they published an article titled, "Sorry, Childless Millennials Going to Disney World is Weird." Was the article posted mainly rile up a bunch of pissed-off Millennials? Probably, but at the same time it clearly worked!
Raising kids is truly a full-time job. Most of us have jobs on top of that. How do we cope? Wine, shit-talking, and sometimes, if we're lucky, binge-watching television. These parenting memes, tips, and quotes will definitely be of some entertainment to anyone that just wants to piss in peace.
"You're too young to be having sex!" vs. "Omg give us grandchildren already!"
It's sort of adorable seeing parents learn how to text, and given that they weren't raised in a time with ample access to technology, we applaud them for even trying. They may make a lot of mistakes along the way that we can laugh at, but at the end of the day, they're just trying to connect with you!
Most people on TV make parenting look easy, but these memes reveal the truth behind raising your little bundles of joy. Temper tantrums, exhaustion, and repeating yourself over. And over. And over. And over again. Here's to you, parents. We don't know how you do it.
Twitter user (and exhausted parent) @scottlincicome took to Twitter after a particularly harrowing set of dessert negotiations with his children on July 8, 2019. His jokey tweet asked Twitter to ask him anything about the exchange with his kids, and the thread turned into a sort of bonding session for parents who could relate. The tweets might not be for everyone, but if you've ever caved for your spawn, you'll appreciate the anecdotes.
