Nailed It! 10 Hilarious Tweets About Life With Toddlers

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If you have a toddler or two (yikes!) living under your roof, you’re all too familiar with the chaos that ensues on a daily basis. Those sweet little darlings are known for shifting moods, boundless energy and palettes more discerning than the most celebrated food critics. And when things don’t go their way? Prepare for an epic meltdown that’s guaranteed to be ten times worse if you’re in public.

When you’re in the trenches raising toddlers, it helps to know you’re not alone. At any given moment, there are millions of other parents battling LEGO-strewn living rooms, Goldfish-covered backseats, ridiculously unproductive trips to Target and never-ending bedtime routines. Fortunately, a few of those beleaguered moms and dads somehow find the time to send tweets from the front lines!

Here are some of the funniest tweets that sum up parenting pint-sized dictators in 140 characters. When you’ve reached that point in the day when all you can do is laugh (as you pour yourself a glass of wine), these spot-on snippets will provide some much-needed comic relief.

1. All the feels.

2. Mother’s little helper.

3. SMH.

4. Cookie monster.

5. Who’s the boss?

6. Seriously, how do they do it?

7. The bath time struggle is real.

8. Laundry day, all day.

9. Be afraid. Be very afraid.

10. Bon appetit?

[h/t: The Huffington Post]

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