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A Utah Highway Patrol officer pulled over what he believed to be an impaired driver. It was a 5 year old who had stolen his parents car and made it on to the freeway after an argument with Mom because she wouldn’t buy him a Lamborghini. He was on his way to California with $3 […]
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Parents…we feel your pain right now.
Everyone has been crammed together for so long that we’re all going a little crazy. And the kids…oh, those kids.
Aren’t they just delightful when they’re not allowed to do anything with their friends?
We all know that the statement above is meant to be sarcastic, right?
Parents, read through these funny tweets and at the very least, you’ll realize that you are not alone in your madness right now.
You gotta mess with them a little bit. Trust me.
My son missed curfew last night so as punishment I'm making him use the phone charger that only works if you angle the end of the cord just right
— Rodney Lacroix (@RodLacroix) June 16, 2020
Now is the time to turn it around.
My kitten runs away when the kids come near her, and now I’m mad that I never thought to try that myself.
— Arianna Bradford (@TheNYAMProject) June 17, 2020
Being a superhero takes a lot of work.
Why is my son sleeping on the floor like this? LMFAO pic.twitter.com/JYe0tBeQN7
— CHE GUEVARA (@LivKristen) June 16, 2020
Are we missing anything else?
[1 year into a voyage to Mars]
Kid: I forgot my shoes.
— Jessie (@mommajessiec) June 16, 2020
Are you one of them? Don’t lie!
Whenever I drive now, I wonder how many of the cars I see are also people just driving around aimlessly to escape their families.
— SpacedMom (@copymama) June 17, 2020
Kind of cool name, though…
My daughter just called a cemetery a person garden. I'm not even sure what she thinks is happening there.
— Broken Puppet (@java_assassin) June 18, 2020
What do you have to lose?
Having a third kid is like having a sixth drink. You're going to be miserable in the morning anyway, so why not?
— Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) June 16, 2020
MUCH WORSE.
My 5yo has gone from simply repeating back everything I say to now repeating back everything I say but with a question mark at the end. This should serve as a reminder to us all that no matter how bad things are they can always get worse.
— mark (@TheCatWhisprer) June 13, 2020
Do you think she’ll listen to you?
Use your time wisely I tell my daughter, knowing full well I wasted an entire decade of my life watching MTV.
— Felicia (@LostFelicia) June 16, 2020
And you never know what’s next!
The magical thing about toddlers is they can be mid tantrum and seamlessly cut to the best performance of the itsy bitsy spider you’ve ever seen.
— Mummy Dear (@ThatMummyLife) June 16, 2020
Giving the mascot the third degree.
6yo's class is interviewing the school mascot today for their daily zoom call and I am losing it
"Do you sleep at the school?"
"Do you have lots of money?"
"Do you have a secret identity?"
"Are you Mrs Longo?"— Kathryn VanArendonk (@kvanaren) June 16, 2020
Just go with it and don’t tell her until she’s a teenager.
Kids mispronouncing things is super adorable but at some point I will have to tell my daughter we don’t put Farmer John cheese on spaghetti.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) June 19, 2020
One way or another…
Me, before I had kids: My kids will EAT what I put in FRONT OF THEM!
Me, this week: peeling the breading off of Wendy's chicken nuggets (because it's "too spicy") so the 3yo will eat it.
You learn. You change.
—
Ohio mom of two (@OhioMomoftwo) June 16, 2020
Are those accurate, or what?
I think we all know the answer to that…
Moms and dads: now we want to hear from you!
In the comments, tell us how parenting during the lockdown is working for you.
We want to hear it all!
The good, the bad, and the very, very ugly!
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When I was young, there was a family in our small town and they drove a convertible…
And I thought they were THE SHIT.
Who actually OWNS a convertible, I used to think to myself. I believed they lived in a mansion, went to country clubs, and probably had maids and butlers.
Looking back on it years later, I think it was actually kind of a middle-of-the-road car (I can’t remember what kind, exactly). The point is that when you’re a kid, you have little or no concept of money and what things really cost.
But it always makes for hilarious stories later on!
Let’s dig into some stories from folks on AskReddit.
“Always had sparkling grape juice as kids but only for New Years.
Seemed like such a lavish bottle. They’re cheap as hell… but only having it that often made it feel so special.”
“It never occurred to me that some food was more expensive than other food. I 100% thought my mom made spaghetti all the time because it was her favorite.
I was much older when I realized it was because it would feed a lot of people very cheap.”
“I always thought Neopolitan ice cream must’ve been the apex of ice cream decadence and expense because you got not 1, not 2, but THREE flavors in one tub!”
“Food colouring and fondant icing for baking. Thought it was sooo expensive and that’s why only fancy cakes used them.
Turns out they cost like £1 each.”
“The dentist.
Didn’t think I’d be in debt from getting teeth fixed.
My husband and I are having to take turns with the dentist this year. He needs more work so I’m going to let him go first once things open up, because we can’t afford for us both to go.
Luckily I just a need a few fillings, he needs a root can*l and a crown.
He had a bunch of work done last year too. I don’t even know why we have dental insurance if it covers so little.”
“Disneyland.
Honestly I didn’t really have a guess on how much a ticket was but we got to go every couple of years so I figured it was no big deal.”
“Going out to anything other than fast food was an expensive night out.
Even Applebees.”
“Disney movies.
I grew up poor and my dad would always get the forgettable off brand versions of popular cartoon movies. Instead of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, for example, I’d get to see The Secret of the Hunchback. Lots and lots of that.
When I saw a kid who owned a REAL Disney movie on VHS I assumed they were very rich. I didn’t realize you could buy several in one month and not have to declare bankruptcy even without being rich.”
“Curtains.
Never thought of them being valuable.
Guess what, if you have someone make them fit your place they cost a fortune.”
“Those self-stick bows you put on gifts.
I used to think they were super expensive because everyone in my family used them over and over. We had a few that we used so much, they were recognizable. We had a few “fancy” ones. Wrapping paper too!
Based on how careful my family was about not tearing it and how my grandmother would fold it, I figured it must be really expensive…yeah, both are super cheap.”
“College.
My oldest brother and all his friends went to college, never mentioning the expense.
As a kid, I thought it must be cheap because “all the guys are doing it.””
“Going out to eat.
I think I thought it cost like $10-20 or something. I never understood why we didn’t go to more restaurants when I was a kid. Thought my mom was just cheap.
Turns out feeding a family of five at mediocre restaurant can easily cost over $100.00 if people get drinks, appetizers, and dessert.”
“I stood on our toilet seat and broke it when I was around 10. I was so upset thinking that it was the biggest mistake of my life and would cost my parents so much money.
I replaced my toilet seat last week and it cost me $6.”
“Balloons.
Such an extravagance! Once a year only, for your birthday party – and even then you get just one each. Be careful, don’t pop it!
I prized that thing – it provided entertainment for days.
You can buy 100 for a fiver.”
“Always thought clothing was cheap.
Wasn’t until I was in college that I realized I always had new clothing because my mom never bought anything for herself for life 15 years.”
“Ten dollars is a lot of money for a kid.
I thought I could run off to California, pay for the flight, food, and downpayment for a celebrity mansion with ten dollars.”
I don’t know why, but I got a HUGE kick out of those responses.
Now it’s your turn!
In the comments, please share the things that you wrongly thought were really expensive or really cheap when you were a kid!
We look forward to hearing from you!
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Yehuda Adi Devir, or Jude Devir as he goes by on Instagram, is the creator of a comic called One Of Those Days, which for years has chronicled the little misadventures of his daily life with his wife Maya. The Instagram account to which he posts these comics has amassed a huge following for its lively art style, humorous depictions of relatable moments, and ridiculously attractive central couple.
The comic has taken on a whole new world of stories now that Jude and Maya have an adorable daughter named Ariel. Here she is in her first real-photo appearance on social media:
Now that they’re parents, the comic has shifted to depicting lots of moments that anyone with kids will definitely understand.
Give her the world, she’ll play in the box.
Nothing better than inspiring some wonder.
Please please please just behave!
I like how the Hulk doll is just confused.
Gotta catch ’em all.
We’ll get through this together.
One false move creates an irreversible chain reaction.
Witness her ability to function without sleep!
You’ll figure it out.
More to love.
It’s always a war zone.
You gotta let go sometimes.
There’s so much to be explored.
Beware the bed warrior.
Every parent knows about stealth mode.
Congratulations to Jude and Maya – wishing you luck with your family and your careers. Keep up the great work!
Which one did you find the most true-to-life?
Tell us in the comments.
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One of Those Days is a web comic created by married couple Yehuda and Maya Devir of Tel Aviv, Israel. They’re both artists, though its unclear if they both contribute to the actual artwork of the comic, or if it’s solely inked by Yehuda (aka “Jude”.) Either way, the comic has a long history of entertaining and inspiring through its humorous and heartwarming depictions of the tiny, meaningful moments of married life.
It has amassed quite an audience, with 5.5 million followers on Instagram, as well as lots of accolades and award nominations:
But the central theme of the comic has changed lately due to a corresponding change in their own lives: they’re now parents! And their depictions of life with their daughter Ariel are incredibly relatable to anybody with kids.
It’s a magical, messy moment.
She’s just got a funny way of showing it.
Who doesn’t love a first Halloween?
The separation anxiety is real.
Socks to be you.
Division of labor.
It doesn’t always feel right.
Just trying to snap a cute picture.
Of course you realize this means war.
Take it wherever you can get it.
Everybody’s gotta deal with it.
What a rush!
I’m so tired…how are you not tired?
Diaper time is serious business.
Every little thing she does is magic.
Well that’s just unbelievably adorable. You can check out more of this couple’s work on their official website – yehudadevir.com
Which one of these moments spoke the most to you?
Let us know in the comments.
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No parent plans on getting into a car accident with their kids, but the reality is that these occur nonetheless. Parents who have children with health issues may not be in a position to do much for their children once ambulances arrive.
But one enterprising mom, Natalie Bell, created a seat cover that could potentially help children get better healthcare in a worst-case scenario. Hailing from Victoria, Australia, Bell thought of what would happen to her daughter, who has a cochlear implant.
Her Facebook post explains more,
“I always wonder what would happen if I was in a car accident with my daughter in the car and I was unable to let the doctors know that my daughter could not have a MRI due to having a cochlear implant, now I don’t need to worry about that with these seat belt covers.
These can be made for any special needs that the medical team will need to know if you are unable to tell them.”
Check ’em out!
I always wonder what would happen if I was in a car accident with my daughter in the car and I was unable to let the…
Posted by Personalised by Nat on Tuesday, 4 June 2019
But Bell thought of children who have other conditions, so she got to work and created seat covers for children with disabilities as well.
The idea took off and Personalised by Nat was born! She’s designed other products, such as keychains that also provide essential information.
Posted by Personalised by Nat on Monday, 9 December 2019
Bell created this seat cover for children who are deaf.
Posted by Personalised by Nat on Monday, 8 July 2019
And this one, which is specific about cochlear implants:
Posted by Personalised by Nat on Monday, 10 June 2019
She even came up with a seat cover that can ensure service dogs stay with their owners.
Posted by Personalised by Nat on Monday, 8 July 2019
Seat covers like this are simple, but can help medical staff in case parents or guardians can’t answer questions about their child.
What did you think of these seat covers? Do you know about other helpful tools that can help parents communicate in a jam?
Please, do share in the comments!
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If you spend enough time around kids you’ll learn one thing very quickly: they have no filter and they say things that sometimes catch adults completely off guard.
But, hey, it’s what kids do, right?
You might say they just don’t know any better, but maybe they DO know better and they just don’t care because they are little devils.
The jury is still out on that one…
Let’s take a look at funny kids who have ZERO FILTER.
All because of me…
4-year-old: Can I have some of your candy?
Wife: I got this for Mother's Day.
4: You're only a mom because of me.
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) May 13, 2017
You should’ve just said 100% MEAT.
[At dinner]
Daughter: Daddy, how much of this meatball is meat?
Me: Probably like 90%
D: So it's 10% balls?
Me: *spits out food*— Tim (@Playing_Dad) January 3, 2016
But maybe they got it from you?
My 11-year old's birthday card to me. #blessed pic.twitter.com/URbZEQmmQa
— Brian Sack (@brian_sack) October 5, 2015
You need to get them moving, right?
dad: "come on, you guys are LATE!!!!"
11yo: "you should have started YELLING at us earlier!"— dadmissions (@Dadmissions) June 30, 2016
Never admit your guilt! That’s a good life lesson.
Me:"Sweetie, what do you say when you do something wrong?"
4yo: "I didn't do that!"
— Kathy Cooperman (@Kathy_Cooperman) April 4, 2016
I’m not a non-stop cuddle machine, mom.
3yo: “You need to get your cuddles from someone else I am REALLY busy and you’ve already had enough”
I didn’t birth you for such rejection
— Leena (@LeenaVanD) November 24, 2016
Like I said, NO FILTER.
Me: I think I ate too much.
4yo: Yeah, but not just today.— Aaron Aryanpur (@aaroncomedian) November 26, 2016
Even the kids know…
10: Mom what's a metaphor?
Me: My life is a train wreck.
10: I know Mom, but what is a metaphor?
—
Sardonic Tart
You won’t make that mistake again, will you?
6YR OLD: does it hurt, daddy?
ME: [with a tissue up my nose to stop the bleeding] yes
6: good…that'll teach you not to eat my ice cream
— Andy H. (@AndyAsAdjective) August 17, 2016
This kid is going places!
Me: "You didn't even notice my hair!"
Logan: "I'm not married to you…not my job!" #ShitMyKidsSay— Tara Dutkiewicz (@FoodieAndFamily) October 2, 2015
This is kind of amazing.
My 11yo wrote me an apology for misbehaving in the car that included "I love you so much but sometimes forget to care about your existence."
— A Mancino-Williams (@Manda_like_wine) April 27, 2016
Sometimes, kids can really cut deep.
Me: We all make mistakes.
5: Even you?
Me: Yep
5: Oh yeah! Like when you're trying to cook food that tastes good but then it doesn't?— Lurkin' Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) April 15, 2016
A big blow to the ego.
Me: "Did you realize I'm the best dad in the house?"
My 13 yr-old: "Yeah, but you're also the worst dad in the house."
— Stuff My Kids Say (@StuffMyKidsSay3) May 7, 2017
Kids just say the darndest things, don’t they?
How adorable! How sweet! How precious!
Or something like that…I don’t know…
Have your kids ever said totally hilarious/ridiculous/embarrassing things that took you by surprise?
If so, please tell us about it in the comments!
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You know that kids do and say some hilarious and bizarre things on a pretty regular basis.
Do you ever stop to wonder what’s going on in those little brains of theirs?
It might not even be worth your time because kids are just on a totally different level.
Parents took to Twitter to talk about what their 7-year-olds have been up to…hang on for this ride.
It took me another 20 years to get this way.
7-year-old: I'm too tired for this.
Me: For what?
7: *motions vaguely at the world*
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) December 6, 2019
This kid is going places.
7yo: you know what I love?
Me: what?
7yo: that every pencil has an eraser attached. It’s like the world expects everyone to make mistakes. That’s pretty cool.#TheKidsAreAlright— RanaAwdishMD (@RanaAwdish) October 12, 2018
I’m right. You’re wrong.
Hahaha! My 7YO just shut down a disagreement she was having with her sister by saying, "Stop being wrong."
I need to use this!— Jennifer Michelle Greenberg
(@JennMGreenberg) January 23, 2020
In a major, major way.
Me: u won’t know how to ride a bike right away. Takes practice
7yo: ok
Me: took me many tries.
7yo: can I try now?
Me: be patient
7yo: Mama, can I try PLEASE
Me: be prepared to eat it
7yo:*gets on bike* *rides away*
Me: …
7yo: *yells* u were not as smart as me maybe— Sabaa Tahir (@sabaatahir) March 18, 2019
Let’s be friends!
My son asked my 7yo how she would survive a bear attack and she replied she would try to be his friend, thus making her the most adorable of my children but also the least likely to survive an encounter with an actual bear.
— Jessie (@mommajessiec) September 24, 2019
I’m the funniest person in the universe, right?
Being a parent teaches you a lot about yourself. For instance, this morning my 7yo told me that I’m not as funny as I think I am.
— Lurkin' Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) May 7, 2018
Don’t hold back now. Buy the kid some stones!
My 7yo just said , and I quote “I know diamonds are expensive , like $27 but they are my birthstone, so I should have some.”
— Heather
doo do doo do doo do doo do (@dishs_up) February 1, 2020
This outfit sounds like a masterpiece.
Me: Ready for school?
7yo: [in only underwear with pants tied around his neck like a scarf & a sock on each hand] Almost
— Valerie (@ValeeGrrl) January 10, 2017
We all did this, right?
[laser sounds]
[dinosaur sounds]
[enraged death screech]
Me: What were you doing?
7-year-old: Taking a bath.
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) January 4, 2020
That’s much too early.
7yo: I am so excited about sleeping in tomorrow.
Me: Me too!
7yo: I think I'll probably sleep until SEVEN!
Me: *sobs quietly— Sarah del Rio (@sarahdelri0) September 4, 2015
Be sure to give them positive feedback.
7yo was doing parkour over the furniture when he slammed into a door, got his jeans caught on the handle and was kind of dangling upside down and I don’t know if that’s all part of parkour but I clapped anyway
— MumInBits (@MumInBits) May 6, 2019
A future member of Mensa, perhaps?
My 7yo's toothbrush has a suction cup on the bottom, so she stuck it on the tile wall and tried brushing hands-free. *Wipes tear of pride*
— SpacedMom (@copymama) September 10, 2017
You don’t hear about too many of these, do you?
My 7yo son had the most mature breakup!
7YO: BTW mom, I broke up with my girlfriend.
ME: everything ok?
7YO: yah. We just realized we like different things. Like, she likes to walk around and chat and I like to run around and play a lot. So we decided we should just be friends.—
SUZANNE
My 7yo said if she ever gets married she wants to have a pajama-themed wedding, and I feel like my parenting has come to fruition.
— SpacedMom (@copymama) June 11, 2017
Hahahaha. Those tweets sure are funny!
Now we want to hear from all the readers out there.
In the comments, share some of the more ridiculous things that your kiddos have said and done recently.
We’d love to hear from you!
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There has to be an age when being clueless becomes less adorable and more what-the-f*ck, right?
I’m not sure exactly what that threshold is, but I am sure that these 12 kids are still in the safe zone. Because even though they know absolutely nothing, they’re still as cute as heck.
I forgive them.
It was probably one that involved a lot less clothing, if he’s like my kid.
I walk out of Target to the scene of a child laying motionless on the ground. I asked what was wrong and the dad said
“He’s upset his gloves match his jacket.” pic.twitter.com/hYMJRbZxkf
—
@ anime expo 2021 (@SparkyROAR) January 13, 2018
But let’s be honest, that face was nothing to write home about.
So my 4 year old nephew asked me to draw him Harry Potter, he then excitedly shouted “I’LL DO THE LEGS!!!!” pic.twitter.com/efHATwwfwZ
— s (@sophiaallenx) November 21, 2019
May he maintain his passion, but in a more useful manner.
Aah the young mind of a young child from KidsAreFuckingStupid
They have flushed expensive things down the toilet and they will do it again.
While the world is fighting over TP, my toddler is giving ours a bath. from KidsAreFuckingStupid
And also always win at games.
That was the only option then, I suppose.
when i was 6 i named my animal crossing character “sex” and couldn’t change it back so panicked, went outside the next day and smashed the game card with a hammer i have lived with this my whole life
— gemma (@bloodpilots) December 31, 2018
I’m going to have to remember that for a book one day.
Photo Credit: Me.Me
Also, someone call CPS for adults.
When my son Seth was little, he would beg his brother to put him in this particular pillow case and swing him around.
I know it’s insane and the only reason I’m telling you now is because they are grown up and I can’t lose custody of them pic.twitter.com/OCTe1vyjkY
— Omnintensivist (@GoodishIntent) October 27, 2019
And somehow managing to not explain herself at every house.
I just want everyone to know that my two-year old insisted on being “pants” for Halloween… pic.twitter.com/ONR7K4AxnY
— Jeffrey Bien (@jungleland) October 31, 2019
The good ones, anyway.
One time when I was like 11 my dad took me to an Italian restaurant and the waiter asked what my name was and I said “Sam but you can call me captain ravioli” and my dad just looked at me and said “what the fuck was that? don’t do that” and I’ve been chasing that high ever since.
— Samantha Ruddy (@samlymatters) January 15, 2020
Best friends never outgrow each other.
I just remembered that when i got my first dog i was 7 and he was 1 (7 in dog years) and i cried when he turned 2 because i didnt think a 14 year old dog would wanna hangout with me.
— Fey (@Trev97) April 10, 2019
But he is going to be a responsible pet owner, so there’s that.
This is just the kind of content I need in my life right now.
Which was your favorite kid?
If they were yours would you laugh or disown them? Both? Tell us in the comments!
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Children who live near major roads are more likely to have developmental delays. Research found that living closer to a major roadway such as an interstate highway or a state highway is associated with almost two times the risk of having a communication delay by the time the baby is 3 years old.
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