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This week, the internet had a million opinions about J-Lo and Shakira and their Super Bowl 54 halftime performance, but our favorite funny parents made us crack up by turning the show into a time to reflect on — and laugh at — the challenges of parenting.
Other humor came from parents getting real about what moms really fantasize about to sharing the fascinating content of toddlers' pockets. (Rest in peace, roly-poly.)
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Son: How come WE had to eat healthy but YOU ate Cap'n Crunch? Me: Baby someday if you're lucky enough to have kids you can be a hypocrite too.
I was having a rough day with the kids and it showed. My husband just slammed a beer down in front of me, told me to drink up, go for a walk and he’d take care of dinner. So what I’m saying is, if you’re going to have kids, do it with someone who understands and supports you.
Husband just said “casually” to me: “maybe you could google JLo’s workout and just do that?” as he shoves, and I am not making this up, the kids’ uncrustables sandwich into his mouth. I would like to preemptively report a murder.
It doesn’t matter if your kid’s favourite song is Baby Shark or Bohemian Rhapsody, you’re gonna lose your mind if you have to listen to it one more time.
Where are the moms who maniacally stuff gifts and tissue paper into bags while parked in front of the birthday party they are 20 minutes late for? You’re my people.
Technology is so cool. I can take photos of my child’s art before throwing it away and put it in a virtual album. I mean, I don’t personally do that but it’s still cool that it’s an option.
Terri Peters is a writer and editor for TODAY.com. She lives in a small beach town on the Atlantic coast of Florida with her husband and two kids. When she isn't writing, she can be found at the beach or exploring Florida's theme parks with her family.