30 Of The Best Tweets From Parents That Made People Laugh This January

Parentingis hard as it is, but throw the cold season into the mix and it gets even tougher. Thekidsalways seem to be catching some kind of virus, the weather forces everyone to stay home, bored out of their minds, and when it’s bearable to go outside, dressing up in extra layers becomes a whole other struggle. Not to mention that ideas of what to do during long evenings have already been exhausted.To help parents survive the dark, cold months, we atBored Pandarounded up this month’s most relatable and unhinged tweets about parenting. Scroll down to find them, as chances are, these posts are just what exhausted parents need right now.This post may includeaffiliate links.

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Hand holding a small glass jar with a humorous tweet about parenting on display in the background.

Tweet about parenting humor, discussing a son in Brisbane sending bagpipes to his sister at home.

Funny parenting tweet about winning science fairs shared by user Felicia.

Winters are usually harder for families because they spend more time indoors due to weather conditions. In warmer months, children can freely play outside, which is a great outlet for pent-up energy. Whereas, in winter, decreased physical activity can make children restless.

Funny tweet about parenting featuring a humorous exchange about a child’s Tamagotchi.

Tweet showing a funny parenting moment involving a child’s misunderstanding about scales, sparking humor.

Funny parenting tweet about making chili and a toddler’s request for bacon instead of beans.

The lack of sunlight can affect everyone, including kids, which disrupts their circadian rhythms and impacts their mood. Without even realizing it, winter blues can make children feel sad or cranky. They might also cry and get upset easily, while their energy levels plummet, leaving them unmotivated. This means that kids and teens may sleep a lot more and be less enthusiastic about getting up forschool.

Funny parenting tweet about a child insisting on wearing summer dresses layered with thermals, leading to a “diva off."

Funny parenting tweet about a niece’s reaction to a hamster’s death.

Tweet about parenting humor: Child amusingly refers to intestines as “meat lines in the stomach that are taller than you."

Being cooped up together for an extended time can increase sibling conflicts. Without getting a break during outdoor play, small petty fights can happen more often. Meanwhile, parents might also struggle to regulate their own feelings. After having to juggle demanding schedules and dreary days, it can be hard to emotionally regulate in moments of chaos at home.

Tweet about funny parenting: changing baby’s outfits often, compared to a movie montage.

A funny parenting tweet about finding an air fryer in a kid’s room, highlighting humorous aspects of parenting.

Funny parenting tweet about preschool and a child’s logic on staying home.

A funny tweet about parenting humor, with a viral joke involving flu from school.

A funny parenting tweet about teens beginning sentences with “hypothetically speaking,” suggesting preparation for a story.

Tweet about a mom’s determination for her daughter’s Girl Scout cookie sales success, highlighting funny parenting moments.

Building in a physical activity daily could also mean embracing outdoor activities whenever possible. Bundling up in layers and going for a stroll around the neighborhood might be just what the kids and parents need. “Even if it’s for five minutes, step outside to go on a treasure hunt or watch for big trucks,”saidmental health specialist Linda Horwitz. “Do something simple that makes the mundane a bit more exciting. Adults need to take a little breather—and kids need that too.”

A funny tweet about parenting, recounting a child’s humorous response to a teacher’s accident.

Tweet about parenting humor: Son questions differences between moms and aunts, highlighting gifts versus healthy meals.

Funny parenting tweet about a 4-year-old struggling with shorts, revealing an alarm clock inside.

Even though children thrive on having a routine, the one that worked for warmer months might no longer be suitable for the family now. This means that it might be time to revamp it and implement some changes. It doesn’t have to be major, but rather something that children can look forward to every day, like introducing new foods, toys, and fun crafts. Making Fridays a movie night or Wednesday hot cocoa and story time night can switch up the routine and give something to be excited about during the week.

Tweet about parenting humor: “Teens be like, ‘This is the worst day of my life’ over unloading the dishwasher."

Funny parenting tweet about realizing kids' book text size is for adults' benefit, not children’s.

Tweet from Sarcastic Mommy jokes about parenting and tech-savvy kids needing help with simple tasks.

Funny parenting tweet about showing kids Ace Ventura, shared by user LizerReal.

Tweet about parenting humor: “How to lose a drone in 10 minutes - a memoir by my husband and 7yo."

Funny parenting tweet about a child waking up at midnight wanting breakfast after falling asleep early.

Lastly, parents should try to not overdo it and instead embrace simplicity. Overly packed schedules can easily overstimulate and exhaust family members, which increases the likelihood of meltdowns. Besides, there’s no shame in allowing some space for rest and connection. ”If you like to slow things down, honor that as well,” said Horwitz. “Be kind to yourself because there’s no perfection in parenting—especially now.”

Tweet about parenting joke: Kids charge $45 for pretend ice cream.

Child humorously bundled in oversized colorful knit clothing, capturing a funny parenting moment.

Funny tweet about parenting, featuring a humorous exchange about dressing like you’re 100 years old for school.

Funny parenting tweet about life’s priorities, featuring full sink, laundry, and arteries comment.

Tweet about a baby’s love for a Halloween pumpkin book, highlighting amusing parenting moments.

A funny parenting tweet about a child’s confusion over Santa’s use of the word “ho."

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Tweet about parenting humor: homemade chicken pot pie success, kids enjoy multiple servings, shared by Dadman Walking.

Funny parenting tweet about a child asking for siblings “to fight them,” with engagement stats below.

Funny parenting tweet about a child’s misunderstanding while watching M<em>A</em>S*H.

Tweet about funny parenting moment with a child discussing “Yes Day” at school and Starbucks request.

Funny parenting tweet about a child’s question on animal relationships and a humorous take on avoidant birds.

Tweet about parenting humor: “Resisting the urge to chant ‘chug chug chug’ as my kid sips his cough medicine."

Funny parenting tweet about a couple yawning simultaneously, humorously questioning if romance is dead.

Funny parenting tweet about kids debating if “Selma” is a popcorn movie, with crying and laughing emojis.

Tweet about parenting humor, where a 9-year-old uses a nostalgic phrase typically spoken by older people.

Funny parenting tweet about a teenager’s specific shampoo preference, missing the days of coaxing them to shower.

Screenshot of a humorous parenting tweet about a 7-year-old enjoying fresh air.

Funny parenting tweet by Michael Vogel about a teenager preparing for Driver’s Ed and getting her Learner’s Permit.

Tweet humorously highlights modern parenting with kids scheduling online playdates on Roblox.

Funny parenting tweet about a child adorably misunderstanding inheritance.

Tweet about funny parenting: “What I said: it’s time for bed. What my kid heard: it’s time for pasta."

Tweet about funny parenting moment; parent apologizes to 11-year-old for not finding lost item.

Tweet about parenting humor: Kids built a fort, wanted a mini fridge, mom resigned to losing living room corner.

Tweet about parenting humor, kid asking bedtime questions: “How many things are there in the world?"

Child’s handwritten Christmas wishlist on a notebook, featuring funny parenting tweet.