16 times moms won the Internet with their humour

Just think about the tantrums they are thrown at when there is not-so-tasty food (read green veggies) on the plate for dinner and when there’s abstract art on the walls. The sudden show of stubbornness by the little human in a departmental store or on road. It’s difficult to understand how they do it, but they surely have some special powers known only to them.

These ladies don’t mess around or sugarcoat things. They’re hilariously honest about being a mother, and thank goodness, they share their experience on social media.

Here are some of the best tweets by mothers and they totally owned it, every time.

You should not mess with her about ‘personal space’

Daughter: You’re invading my personal space

Mom: You came out of my personal space

— Moe (@_Mo_lee_) January 8, 2016

Of course you need personal time as well

Stay in school, kids.

No, I mean really. Don’t come home. We need a break.

— Housewife of Hell (@HousewifeOfHell) June 2, 2015

The wailing

Asked to switch seats on the plane because I was sitting next to a crying baby. Apparently, that’s not allowed if the baby is yours.

— Ilana Wiles (@mommyshorts) February 12, 2014

There is only so much they can keep away from

First kid: healthy, organic everything.

After third kid: KFC chicken leg falls on floor – just pick it up and eat it, I don’t care.

— Kate Hall (@KateWhineHall) July 29, 2016

Life not a bed of roses

I don’t care how cute your kid is. When you wake up in the middle of the night and see them standing next to your bed, they are terrifying.

— Wendy S. (@maughammom) August 1, 2016

Logic is not always their best friend

9: Mom, why are all those girls standing on their tiptoes?

Me: Because they’re ballet dancers

9: Why didn’t they just get taller girls?

— Saucy Kensington (@Book_Krazy) August 19, 2014

Those little mischievous things once used to be fun

Never, & I mean NEVER make eye contact with a child on the verge of falling asleep.They will sense your excitement & abort mission! #momlife

— snap:Caffeineandfair (@CaffeineandF) November 14, 2015

Creativity

3yo (in bathroom): Mummy, can I put this sticker on Daddy’s card?
Me (in bed): Yes.
3yo: Will he love it?
Me: Yes. pic.twitter.com/TJepUORQwH

— Sarah Dempster (@Dempster2000) June 21, 2015

Mommy’s regular dose of an anxiety drug

Mom
Mom
Mommy
Mom
Ma
MOM
MOMMY
MOMMYMOMMYMOMMYMOMMYMOMMY MOMMMMMMMMMMY
What are you eating?

Xanax.

— Marlebean (@Marlebean) September 16, 2014

Sadly, true

Ever notice in the story of the 3 bears, Papa Bear’s porridge is piping hot, baby’s is perfect, & poor Mama Bear’s is cold?

I get it now.

— Domestic Goddess (@DomesticGoddss) July 27, 2015

A Olympic medal!

Me crossing the kitchen to pour my wine after I finally get all the kids to sleep. pic.twitter.com/G8BkEKXIP1

— Lurk @ Home Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) August 11, 2016

No sugarcoating, remember?

Daycare: “Her mouth is all blue. What did she have for breakfast?”
Me: “A marker.”

— Lady E (@LadyEdotMe) March 18, 2015

Freedom, seriously?

I just asked my 8yo to quit yelling and he said, “I’m NOT yelling. This is my voice and all my life I’ve been whispering. Now I’m free!”

— Li’l Edie Pentland (@JennyPentland) December 21, 2013

Role play is so important

*Mary Poppins voice*
Ok, children! Time to go!
[15 min later]
*Batman voice*
I said let’s go.

— Lurk @ Home Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) November 5, 2015

That’s perfect

*In church

9: [Whispers] Why do we have to keep sitting & standing and sitting & standing…

Me: [Whispers] So we don’t fall asleep

9: oh

— Saucy Kensington (@Book_Krazy) September 14, 2014

Dream or nightmare!

Now that both my kids are in school all day, I can live the stay-at-home-parent dream of keeping caught up with the laundry.

— Sara Says Stop (@PetrickSara) September 9, 2016