We can easily admit that moms are one of the best people in the world. It is the most rewarding, fulfilling jobs a human can have, and imagining life without them is horrifying.
However, although there are fulfilling moments of being a mom, it’s not always like that. They also have the worst days that are too difficult to endure. They are humans just like the rest of us, and there are those days where it seems like it’s never going to end. So always remember to express your love and respect to them.
On the bright side, moms often have a great sense of humor when they make a mistake and aren’t afraid to laugh at themselves. They have the wisest methods to get past their mistake and move on. The most valuable life lessons are not far away. Just look for them and ask them for advice when you have no clue what to do with your life!
That’s not toothpaste…
Whoever decided to make diaper cream look like toothpaste and store it in a toothpaste-like tube was obviously not thinking too clearly.
Whoops.
Hey, don’t be too hard on yourself!
It’s not like he needs that card for anything important like getting a job or a license…
Book laundering.
Ohhhh man.
That’s gonna take a while to clean up. May the Mom Force be with you.
Cool shirt!
Hey, if your kid can’t handle that you’re cool enough to pull off a weed shirt, then he’s the one with the problem. I say rock that outfit!
Of course it was the middle child.
Luckily, they were able to change the 0 into a 6.
Still, I bet she’ll never live this one down.
That’s a lot of bubbles!
When you consider the fact that moms are basically always multitasking, it’s kind of amazing that things like this don’t happen more often.
Cool sword!
Cool balloon sword that definitely looks just like a sword and like nothing else at all!
Nope. Nothing.
The footprints were a giveaway.
OK, this is obviously a huge bummer and I’m sorry that you lost all that product…
But those footprints are kind of the cutest thing in the world.
Impossible.
Maybe it’s called a Diaper Genie because you have to be a literal genie in order to use it correctly?
That’s the only thing that makes sense to me.
Wrong soap!
Today I learned that all soaps are not created equal.
I’m glad I didn’t have to learn this the hard way.
Homework with a splash of wine.
Looks like someone started their St. Patrick’s Day celebrations a little early.
If I had a kid I had to help with homework all the time, I’d probably do the same.
Playdough or placenta?
I am actually not convinced this isn’t just straight-up a picture of someone’s actual placenta.
It’s that convincing.
Cool capris!
If you ask me, I’d say you should take advantage of this fact in whatever way allows you to put off doing laundry longer. It’s a happy coincidence!
Jesus in the trash.
And just like that, he rose again.
See? It’s an object lesson.
Whoops.
Don’t worry.
That’s what they plant those bushes there for.
That’s what you can tell yourself, anyway.
5 months! And 6 months, 7 months, and 8 months.
I think parents put way too much pressure on themselves to take these monthly pictures these days.
We get it. Your kid is getting older. You don’t have to prove it.
Forgot to check the bag.
Just remember, if your kid gets suspended, that means they have to stay home.
With you. All day.
…How?
I’m so curious as to how this happened.
Did they put the Barbie in the oven? Was the cake just hot enough to melt the doll? I need answers.
Most important meal of the day.
What, you don’t pour coffee into your baby’s cereal?
How else are they supposed to be ready for a productive day?
At least it’s clean?
That doll has seen some stuff.
All your dirty laundry, specifically.
Bye-bye breakfast.
Everyone wants to start their day by scraping cemented oatmeal out of their microwave, right?
This sandwich has seen better days.
Oh no! Poor kid had a moldy sandwich in their lunch!
Honestly, this is exactly the kind of mistake I would make. Luckily, the teachers were there to help out.
It takes a village!
Ick.
Parents always say that it doesn’t take long to become desensitized to all the bodily fluids your kids produce.
Still, I’m guessing this was pretty unpleasant.
Check those pockets!
I’m honestly just impressed that kid was able to fit all those things in their pockets.
They’re going to go far in life.
Just so you know…
Aren’t you so glad your kid learned to read and write?
Now they can leave you passive-aggressive notes like this one!
It’s a sword!
Hey, maybe we should stop making sword-shaped things for kids.
Just an idea.
Sorry, Mr. Fluff.
Good news: Mr. Fluff is clean!
Bad news: We might need to change his name.
Hungry?
I’m going to pretend this was done by the same kid who wrote the note about not having any food in the house.
A toothsome lunch.
Oh, like you’ve never brought a tooth in your packed lunch before.
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