20 Tweets From Parents That Show What Raising Kids Is Really Like

If anything, life will never be dull again

Kylin
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20 Tweets From Parents That Show What Raising Kids Is Really Like

Raising children is no small task, and it’s definitely not for the faint of heart. While parenting may be one of the hardest things humans do, it is also ridiculously rewarding.

I’m not sure that raising kids ever gets any easier. Still, it evolves over time and can be very different for each child.

That’s why I lean into the common saying, “it doesn't get easier; it just gets different.” Each stage of life brings its own specific changes and challenges.

The newborn stages are rife with sleepless nights, soiled diapers, and teething pain, but then eventually, they’re sleeping in longer blocks of time, and that little bit of extra sleep makes a huge difference. Then they’re mobile, more expressive, and able to communicate better, which coincides with tantrums, a fierce desire for independence you didn’t realize was a thing before the teenage years.

Rinse and repeat. It’s as if once you feel like you have everything figured out for your child, they grow into a new developmental stage, and you’re back to square one.

At least our children are (usually) adorable, and they have moments of genuine hilarity as they figure out the world around them, not to mention the pure joy that is shared when they figure something out for the first time - their first words, first steps, first drawing.

It’s a chaotic balance that parents love to hate and hate to love. Thankfully, we now have the internet to share our struggles, successes, and everything in between.

We collected some very funny tweets from parents about their own personal parenting experiences to share a relatable laugh. So, take a break from your own kiddos, and keep scrolling for a laugh at someone else’s children for a change. 

1. She's ready

1. She's readysixfootcandy

2. He's right though

2. He's right thoughdeloisivete

3. *All* the details

3. *All* the detailsDad_At_Law

*Everything* is so clear

*Everything* is so cleargiphy

4. My child is also obsessed with our roomba

4. My child is also obsessed with our roombaAubriePesky

He's always home!

He's always home!giphy

5. I feel ya, kid

5. I feel ya, kidMommyingHard

6. Anything to stall

6. Anything to stallwildrainbow2

That's nice, now go to bed

That's nice, now go to bedgiphy

7. You need to mind your own business

7. You need to mind your own businessRYGdance

Worry 'bout yourself

Worry 'bout yourselfgiphy

8. Kid knows what's up

8. Kid knows what's upSnarkyMommy78

*cough cough*

*cough cough*giphy

9. Keep your expectations low and you'll always be happy

9. Keep your expectations low and you'll always be happymichimama75

10. Take that, science!

10. Take that, science!HomeWithPeanut

They make a great point

They make a great pointgiphy

11. It's cyclical

11. It's cyclicalUpsideDad

12. It's a process

12. It's a processkevinthedad

They're just helping you figure out goals to aim for

They're just helping you figure out goals to aim forgiphy

13. One day they'll learn

13. One day they'll learnMichaelVogel1

Yummm

Yummmgiphy

14. Them's the rules

14. Them's the rulesdadmann_walking

15. Well, hopefully she'll have enough practice by then to get it done faster

15. Well, hopefully she'll have enough practice by then to get it done fasterIHideFromMyKids

16. That's actually not a bad idea

16. That's actually not a bad ideaLhlodder

It's literally whatever works

It's literally whatever worksgiphy

17. We all have our passions

17. We all have our passionsLizerReal

Dig in!

Dig in!giphy

18. Welp, technically not eating a snack

18. Welp, technically not eating a snackoneawkwardmom

Sounds like an excellent drama coach

Sounds like an excellent drama coachgiphy

19. Yet here we are

19. Yet here we areXplodingUnicorn

20. Sometimes taking a step away is the best thing to do

There’s something extra amusing about reading through other parents’ tweets when you “get” it. Being able to relate to the struggle and how it was humorously handled makes it much more enjoyable.

Are you a parent or caregiver of children, too? Drop a comment below with your experiences, and be sure to share these hilarious parenting tweets with your friends in the thick of their own parenting journey. 

Kylin