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Laugh along with the funniest parents on Facebook this week

Parents are funny — especially on Facebook. And we love them for it. So let's give a shout-out to the hilarious moms and dads who aren't afraid to tell it like it really is
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Parents are funny — especially on Facebook. And we love them for it.

So let’s give a shout-out to the hilarious moms and dads who aren’t afraid to tell it like it really is. Here are our picks for this week’s Funniest Parents on Facebook.

Laugh along with the funniest parents on Facebook

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Laugh along with the funniest parents on Facebook

Because sometimes your back-to-school photo looks just like the palm of your kid's hand hitting your phone.

Want to share your funniest parenting moments with TODAY? Just post them on our Facebook page at TODAY Parents, or tag us OR Sarah Maizes (our Parenting-Humorist-at-Large) in your comments. We’ll pick our favorites to feature in our next installment.

1. Get off my lawn (Flounder and Flourish)

lawn
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2. Baby, you can drive my car (I was promised more naps)

Drive
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3. Repeat as necessary (Jessi Willauer)

Stubborn
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4. Milking it (Andrea Andi Pelton Barber)

Cereal
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5. Calendar's full (Lisa Zisak Hughes)

calendar
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6. Squirrely (Brandon Andina Professional Stay At Home Dad)

Squirrel
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7. Sour note (Bluebonnet Babies by Molly England)

Music
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8. Giving thanks (The 21st Century SAHM)

Meals
Facebook

9. Say cheese (Brooke Kwatny Kravitz)

Photo
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Sarah Maizes is a writer, comedian, and award-winning author who’s written several picture books for children, including "On My Way to The Bath" and "On My Way to Bed." Follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.