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Moms are superheroes running on pure love for their little ones, determination, and, likely, coffee. Having forgotten what a good night’s sleep or personal space feels like, they devote a humongous amount of their time and effort to caring for their children, which is why they should get some well-deserved “me time,” too, even if that means five minutes of mindless scrolling in silence.
Well, if you’re a mom and have five minutes to spare, we’ve got something for you today that might make your screen time more entertaining. Below, you will find some of the best mom memes, as shared by the ‘Best Mothers Ever’ Instagram account, so if you’re looking for funny posts you can relate to, look no further and enjoy. Happy scrolling!
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More times than not, parents—especially those with young children—don’t have the privilege to unwind and scroll through their favorite social media accounts for hours. When they do get on their phone, for instance, or their computer, just a couple of minutes in they’re usually brought back to reality by someone shrieking “Moooooooooooom!!!”.
While that can undoubtedly be tiresome, moms and dads love that ‘shrieking someone’ to the moon and back, which makes all the effort they put into parenting totally worth it. Statistics show that roughly 80% of parents consider parenting enjoyable and rewarding, despite it being tiring and stressful, too (which somewhere between a quarter and a third of parents reportedly say).
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StumblingThroughLife 5 months ago (edited)
The nurses/Doctor should be told so they can refuse access to any other than the hubby - the patient comes first. What a d******d hubby.
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TheElderNom 5 months ago
I'm tired, I thought they meant a human mom was sitting in the tree looking lika a raccoon.
Despite not having a lot of time for leisurely scrolling, parents do tend to spend quite some time online, as they often frequent websites and groups of all sorts due to the seemingly limitless supply of information.
Pew Research Center found that moms and dads use a variety of social network sites, out of which Facebook is their number one choice. Out of the surveyed parents, the vast majority—91%—of them used the internet, which was “significantly higher than rates seen in the general adult population and among those adults who are not parents.”
Pew Research Center revealed that while both moms and dads use social media, the platforms they choose seem to differ. For example, moms are more likely than dads to use Facebook (81% vs. 66% respectively). In addition to that, the former are more than twice as likely to use Pinterest than the latter (40% vs. 15%).
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Gen X Feral 5 months ago
Coral that's a good one. I'd be the stingray, just lay under my blanket of "sand" and hide lol
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There can be millions of reasons to spend time on Facebook, but chances are, one of the big ones for parents is the abundance of parenting groups there. As for Pinterest, I’m sure many of you have seen enough picture-perfect rooms and decor there to know that it can be a great source of ideas for a nursery or a birthday party, for example.
But when it comes to entertainment—memes, for instance—many mothers turn to good old Instagram, often opting for some mom humor they can relate to. Providing an abundance of relatable content, the ‘Best Mothers Ever’ Instagram account was started back in 2020 and has since then amassed close to 75k followers.
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Lil Miss Hobbit 5 months ago
The calmness with which the baby is taking the situation is hysterical. He just chill'n in his little helmet.
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Raymond Smith 5 months ago
My sister does the same exact thing while her kid is staying with his grandpa. He is 15 and him and his grandpa still go out to eat and she still does this. BTW he also has his learners permit, almost 16. Kids these days. Us growing up be lucky if we had a bologna sandwich and a garden hose with water. I learned how to cook by growing up at our grandparents house while my parents were working.
As far as mom content goes, there sure is plenty of it online, from picture-perfect, spotless-home, veggie-eating-toddler moms to keeping-it-real, train-wreck-kind-of-household momfluencers, and everything in between. (Nowadays, another trend that seems to be gaining popularity is the tradwife lifestyle, representatives of which are often also mothers.)
According to a PhD candidate at Concordia University in Montreal, Kathryn Jezer-Morton, there's a range of representations of motherhood online, CBC reports, some of which are funny, while others are more aspirational and style-oriented.
Kathryn Jezer-Morton noted that the people with the most followers are usually the ones with the most polished, glossy lives, which can create a challenge for parents; especially new ones.
“I think that becoming more media literate is now part of the journey of parenthood, like learning how to deal with this media and consume it in a healthy way. It's sort of like becoming a teenager again because there is a way in which you are vulnerable,” Kathryn Jezer-Morton told CBC, discussing the way portrayal of motherhood online might influence mothers on the other side of the screen.
By the looks of it, the ‘Best Mothers Ever’ Instagram account is keeping it real, and does not represent some unachievable standard of parenting. And if that’s something you like, you might enjoy these honest “Millennial Mom Confessions” or these hilariously honest comics about what it’s like raising a child. Move on to browsing them next, or go to Bored Panda’s parenting category for more parenting-related content.
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Raymond Smith 5 months ago
Who has an 11 y/o with a phone. This generation of parents don't get it. Kids DONT need a phone at 11. What are they keeping up with a Kardashian?
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ZombieGirl 5 months ago
I did this once and my husband never did that again! (He got his clothes back too, I’m not a monster lol)
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Annik Perrot 5 months ago
Grandma privilege. Time to have fun with your grandkids. You get them, you play with them, indulge them à little bit and then... you give them BACK 😊
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Sue Denham 5 months ago
I understand this perfectly. As the mother of identical twins i learnt two important things: 1) Add in an extra quarter hour to the time allotted for grocery shopping, 2) Do not make eye contact.
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BananaAnna 5 months ago
My mother was a semi-genius running on fumes, with 4 children in 6 years. When we would use the excuse "everybody else is doing it". She would say something outrageous, "If everyone jumps off the Empire State Building, will you jump too? Ok, you have my permission to jump off that building. But don't be late for supper." There was no recourse to her decrees. Boy, I miss her.
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Lil Miss Hobbit 5 months ago
My mom got sick like 5 times my entire childhood, and when she did, it was like the world ended. Looking back, she probably just didn't tell us she was sick if it wasn't bad enough to be bedridden.
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Raymond Smith 5 months ago
Kinda reminds me how my doggo slept in the bed, PS I dont have kids.
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Mohsie Supposie 5 months ago
You also need to get a full 8 hours of healthy sleep every night! /s
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Bored something 5 months ago
I always have to check my daughters pockets for rocks. My older two would bring sticks home after school, when out heater stopped working we used the fire place. Those sticks provided kindling for a winter.
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notlikeyou1971 5 months ago
The kid didn't lie.lol Don't get so offended ppl! Grow a sense of humor! WTF happened to ppl these days?!
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Lil Miss Hobbit 5 months ago
My mother exactly. And the joy is that she always had the most fun somehow.
Philly Bob Squires 5 months ago
My Mom as well! She was an OB-GYN but always said she wanted to be a caterer! She loved to cook and was damned good at it too! (That's where I got it from!) I think she had more fun watching people enjoy the fruits of her labors. And taking pix! The cleaning up part we'd all pitch in on.
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Stephanie Barr 5 months ago
Feel this in my bones. And, no, I don't have the most fun. I'm so glad when it's over.
Ge Po 5 months ago
Let's go camping (with our 3 and 5 year old) my husband said. It'll be fun, he said, and you don't have to worry about housekeeping, he said. (Oh, and I'll be working late, the day before, so you'll have to pack. And clean and sort everything afterwards, on top of keeping the house and watching the kids and restocking the fridge. He did not say.)
Nannychachi 5 months ago (edited)
Two of my grandchildren (both 9yo), asked just last week, "If we dig a hole big enough in the yard, will you fill it with water so we can swim?" Me, "Have at it." We sat on the porch and watched. They both used a regular shovel and dug the c**p outta my front yard. It never did get big enough for that swimming pool and their grandpa had to pat it all back into place as best as he could. But, they'll "Remember the time.....?" and that's worth everything. I'm making it up to them with some lake swimming at camp this weekend.
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Ginger Winters 5 months ago
As a mom I too upvote you. Everyone is allowed their choice
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Beak Hookage 5 months ago
This post reminded me of a joke my sister told me once: Two guys are at the bar, and one of them starts getting aggressive, loudly yelling "You know what, sucker? I SLEPT WITH YOUR MOTHER! Yeah, that's right! I F****D YOUR MOM! HOW D'YOU LIKE THAT, HUH?" Everyone in the bar tenses, waiting for a fight to break out, but then the second guy calmly says "Go home, Dad, you're drunk."
tjames19701962 5 months ago
These are great! Reminded me, my nephews went up to grandma and keep saying "grandma" to get her attention, she looked at them and said she'd changed her name. They asked "to what". She replied, "I'm not gonna tell ya..." both boys walked away confused. Youngest (J) went back to her, tapped her on the arm ansmd said, "Hey, I'm not gonna tell ya, I'm hungry!" CRACKED up!!!
Steve Hall 5 months ago
Do you know why children get along so well with their grandparents? They both have a common enemy!
Ginger Winters 5 months ago
I get along with my grandma cause I let her win at rummy
Load More Replies... Ginger Winters 5 months ago
As a mom I too upvote you. Everyone is allowed their choice
Load More Replies... Beak Hookage 5 months ago
This post reminded me of a joke my sister told me once: Two guys are at the bar, and one of them starts getting aggressive, loudly yelling "You know what, sucker? I SLEPT WITH YOUR MOTHER! Yeah, that's right! I F****D YOUR MOM! HOW D'YOU LIKE THAT, HUH?" Everyone in the bar tenses, waiting for a fight to break out, but then the second guy calmly says "Go home, Dad, you're drunk."
tjames19701962 5 months ago
These are great! Reminded me, my nephews went up to grandma and keep saying "grandma" to get her attention, she looked at them and said she'd changed her name. They asked "to what". She replied, "I'm not gonna tell ya..." both boys walked away confused. Youngest (J) went back to her, tapped her on the arm ansmd said, "Hey, I'm not gonna tell ya, I'm hungry!" CRACKED up!!!
Steve Hall 5 months ago
Do you know why children get along so well with their grandparents? They both have a common enemy!
Ginger Winters 5 months ago
I get along with my grandma cause I let her win at rummy
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