Dads: when you tell your daughter she can wear whatever she wants to the shops... [Wallet Wednesday]11yr ⋅ pilchardboy ⋅ r/Parenting
Playing with my 2-yr old online when suddenly, a wild-ly inappropriate ad appears!12yr ⋅ GolfTee ⋅ r/Parenting
I'm 24 and this is how my dad describes raising us (x-post from r/funny)12yr ⋅ BannedinLA ⋅ r/Parenting
Went to check on my 4 year old son at bedtime and found this. I'm proud to have shared my love of books with him.13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
Reddit, meet me. Meet the love of my life. In my darkest days, she will be my brightest star, now and forever. 13yr ⋅ Aganiel ⋅ r/Parenting
This is my 11 year old's homework. Screw counting apples and oranges, let's get straight to the bludgeoning12yr ⋅ nikkerz ⋅ r/Parenting
The bill from my Great-Grandma's stay in the hospital after giving birth in 192812yr ⋅ feloniousskunk ⋅ r/Parenting
Whoever decided these should be sold here has obviously never had a newborn.13yr ⋅ SilikonBurn ⋅ r/Parenting
Just adopted him a month ago, first kid. His mom is a crazy, manipulative criminal who will probably try to find him again. Here's to this 14 year ride I've gotten on.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
After two miscarriages in the past year, here's to hoping the third time's a charm. 12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
So I was thinking tonight that my kids know how to play games on my phone but they may not know how to make a call in an emergency. This is what I came up with...12yr ⋅ gabew101 ⋅ r/Parenting
Warning to Parents: If you see your child make this face, remove them from Bumbo IMMEDIATELY! Shit-splosion is imminent!13yr ⋅ metrognome64 ⋅ r/Parenting
My little dude wanted a Ninja Turtle Jack-o-Lantern for Halloween. Tried to talk him into something a little easier, but that didn't work. I think it came out okay.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
Our kids have a strict no toys allowed rule at bed time. Found this today when changing the sheets on our 2-year-old son's bed.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
Was taking my son's 7 month photos. He wouldn't stop making this face.13yr ⋅ Dr_Duality ⋅ r/Parenting
The monster quilt my MIL is making for our (soon to be arriving) son12yr ⋅ CargoCulture ⋅ r/Parenting
Parenting LPT: Use a crib sheet to keep all those baby clothes from falling out. 12yr ⋅ jchaines ⋅ r/Parenting
Was reminded in another reddit discussion...don't bash your kid for being curious. I always felt like my parents tried to make me feel dumb when I asked a question...so I'm stopping the cycle. Caleb won't feel dumb.13yr ⋅ MySonIsCaleb ⋅ r/Parenting
WW: Two months old and the first time I have had to travel for work and be away from him. Breaking my heart.11yr ⋅ rhayes000 ⋅ r/Parenting
My son come walking up to me while I'm folding towels with this in his hand.13yr ⋅ abuckfiddy ⋅ r/Parenting
My little guy conquered Kindergarten! What a difference between his first and last day. 13yr ⋅ Mommyhas4boys ⋅ r/Parenting
I built this for my son last night. He LOVES it!!! [Closed up in comments]12yr ⋅ iiiicpdiiii ⋅ r/Parenting
Different reactions of moms with kids going back to school after the Winter break.13yr ⋅ MisterCanoeHead ⋅ r/Parenting
My daughter lost her blankie and misses it very much, can you help me find it online somewhere? 13yr ⋅ Grandpajoe ⋅ r/Parenting
My dad did this growing up. It works just as well with my own kids now.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
For my cakeday I present my daughter being turned into a zombie by a red velvet cupcake.12yr ⋅ Krazistar ⋅ r/Parenting
Fathers' Day in the UK. My wife and daughter woke me up and gave me this... 12yr ⋅ aBeardOfBees ⋅ r/Parenting
Speaking of being a single dad, this took 30 minutes and she thought I did a great job. Spoiler: I didn't. 12yr ⋅ myopinionstinks ⋅ r/Parenting
Daughter got a hold of a pair of scissors and cut her own hair. She calls herself a little boy now.12yr ⋅ Kirben ⋅ r/Parenting
I let my fiance go shopping for a couple of onsies for our ten month old by himself... never again.12yr ⋅ Cinnamontwisties ⋅ r/Parenting
My daughter got called an 'it' today.. Some other child couldn't tell if she was a boy or a girl and thought 'it' was appropriate.. Adults have also referred to her as 'him/he'.. I told her, next time just say, if you can't tell if I'm a boy or a girl, just ask. 12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
Going through some old photos of my son and found this... (it's a squeeze toy)13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
This year for Christmas I got my daughter her own armchair, a brobee pillow, a play kitchen, and this.13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
Our 6 month old son really likes our front load washing machine. He could stare at it forever.13yr ⋅ redditfan4sure ⋅ r/Parenting
my 6 year old wrote a letter to pluto and drew a picture of herself delivering it12yr ⋅ griptight ⋅ r/Parenting
Full circle parenting moment. Took our son and his bestfriend to Roger Water's The Wall.Taken in front of the stage after show.12yr ⋅ missfittnc ⋅ r/Parenting
Raising a nice, normal, well-adjusted member of society....I think I'm doing it wrong.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Parenting
Washing my hair in the shower with my eyes closed...looked down to find this staring back at me.11yr ⋅ ladyb07 ⋅ r/Parenting
