There's no be-all and end-all rule book for parenting. Everyone has their own ideas about what makes a good parent, and sometimes differences in opinion can lead to some spicy familial conflict. That said, I think we can all agree that a good rule of thumb is to not be an asshole. Distraught dad u/Hills-Mountains35 turned to Reddit's r/AmItheAsshole for guidance after his son's stepfather, on some sort of rabid power trip, threw the kid's new Xbox into a swimming pool. The kid had been saving up

Yikes.

Wow.

We salute you.

Dawww

Why eat broccoli when you could have dinosaur trees?

Moms never forget.

The birds and the bees.

It's challenging enough to get the average adult to pay attention, but babies? Impossible. Everyone knows that babies do as they please and you can't reason with them. But two brilliant parents found a baby hack that deserves appreciation. @dna_williams Reply to @joycesaurous well thank you! ♬ original sound - DeAnn_N_Alyssa As one Twitter user aptly put it, 'babies do not like minding their business. Gotta use that against them.' I don't even know if I want kids yet, but when I saw @DeAnn_N_Al…

They remember EVERYTHING.

Hang in there.

It doesn't matter which era, country, or parallel universe you're from—raising kids is always hard. But throw a global pandemic into the mix and parenting sounds damn near impossible to someone like me who hasn't yet been blessed with the miracle of children. Twitter has always been a place for strangers to vent to each other about all the little relatable problems we humans have to deal with on a daily basis, and parenting in the midst of a plague is definitely a biggie. @thetzechun recently to

Channel your inner dad

Some parents got a lotta nerve

Face, meet palm