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So they hear & understand everything except the “put that down” sentence. 🤔
As hilarious and relatable as the tweet is, it touches on a deeper conversation resonating with exhausted moms everywhere.
That wave—a tiny gesture—has sparked a massive response.
“No one send this to my dad, he will cry…”
“I’m not saying I love you, I’m not saying goodnight.”
"I think the internet gets triggered quite easily these days, especially when it comes to the way people choose to parent their children.”
“Mourn her, then meet the new you.”
“You can’t be treating people that way. If you want people to treat you kind, you gotta treat them kind.”
“Idc what anyone says, these babies are going to be the most caring, accepting generation yet.”
"Dream big, baby girl. In other news, might be time to turn off the @wickedmovie at home."
“My life has gotten 10 times easier and, for the first time in a long time, I feel like I have space to breathe.”
“Trying to help mom look for a size 14 dress… that was the closest I came to a scavenger hunt,” he jokes.
“I know that it's just a season. I know that next summer is gonna look different. I'm gonna have a one-year-old running around that will be able to do a lot more.”
“I realized how important those tangible affirmations are to him. So I’ve made it a point over the last 15+ years to write things down in addition to telling him.”
“To not just be a better father—be a better husband, somebody better in the community.”
“Whenever me or my siblings would ever say anything negative about ourselves...my mom would look at us and be like, ‘Don’t speak about my daughter like that.'”
"The core memory I didn't know I needed 🤣😩😆"
A jaw-dropping 234 times—and that was just between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m.
“There’s also an expectation among men that we handle our own stuff and we handle our own problems.”
In the clip, Kenny coaches her daughter through a pretend play scenario: how to introduce friends who don’t know each other yet.