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Hilarious tweets from parents that capture the chaos and comedy of parenting siblings!
Parenting can be a challenging task, especially when it comes to raising siblings. It can be overwhelming to manage the needs and personalities of multiple children, and the constant bickering and fighting can make you question your decision to have more than one child. However, parenting can also be a source of endless amusement, and the hilarious tweets & parenting memes about raising siblings are proof of that.
Many parents have taken to Twitter to share their experiences of parenting siblings and the funny and relatable moments that come with it. From fighting over grabbing fists of air and screaming “mine” to stealing candies, these tweets capture the essence of parenting siblings and the struggles that come with it.
One common theme in these tweets is the never-ending arguments between siblings. Parents have shared their frustration with trying to mediate disputes over toys, screen time, and just about anything else you can imagine.
In conclusion, parenting siblings can be a challenging but rewarding experience. The funny tweets about raising siblings remind us that we’re not alone in the struggles and that laughter is often the best medicine. Whether you’re a seasoned parent of multiple children or contemplating expanding your family, these tweets are sure to make you say, “One child is enough.”
My son keeps grabbing fists of air and screaming ‘mine’. My daughter is crying saying Tj is stealing my air….they are in my bedroom, on a Saturday morning….???
— MaMthombeni (@knowbuntu) July 7, 2018
Asking your child to go get their sibling for dinner is just asking them to stand next to you and scream their sibling's name.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) June 27, 2018
I see it
— MomTransparenting (@momtransparent1) January 22, 2020
I like it
I want it
I got it
– my kids whenever they see a toy that belongs to their sibling
Hell hath no fury like a child whose sibling touched the automatic door opener button before they did.
— Jessie (@mommajessiec) March 14, 2018
Overheard in my house: "I'll give you thirteen dollars to stop being my sibling."
— 〰 Just Linda 〰 (@LindaInDisguise) August 11, 2018
What I said: "Don't kick your sister in the back"
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) May 29, 2016
What I meant: "Don't kick your sister"
What she heard: "Kick your sister someplace else"
I just heard one of my kids say to her sister, "Hold still. I know what I'm doing."
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) July 20, 2019
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go interrupt what I assume is amateur surgery.
My 5 year old: Mommy you’re old.
— Arianna Bradford (@thearibradford) March 21, 2020
Me: Your sister is my favorite.
Parenting tip: Have two kids so you can keep your lazy butt in the car & say, "Go get your brother" when picking one up at a friends house.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) June 5, 2016
Nothing ignites sibling rivalry quite like buttons on an elevator.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) September 24, 2015
Parenting is hard because when you give your kid candy to give to their sibling and the sibling says, “Can I eat this?” to which they respond “No you stick it up your butt” you have to pretend to be mad
— Bunmi Laditan (@HonestToddler) May 30, 2020
In honor of National Sibling Day my kids have decided to hug each other in a very aggressive choke hold kind of way.
— MyQuestionableLife (@2questionable) April 10, 2018
Me: you hit your sister with a ball!?
— Marcy G (@BunAndLeggings) April 21, 2020
4yo: I didn't hit her with a ball! I hit her with a TRUCK!
Well at least she's honest
"Do NOT pee on your brother!"
— Sweet Momissa (@sweetmomissa) October 22, 2019
And other things you hear in a public restroom that don't seem strange at all after you have kids.
Me: What did you do to your sister?
— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) August 3, 2018
6-year-old: I accidentally hit her on purpose.
Well, as long as it was an accident…
The dream is sleeping in on Sunday, the reality is the sibling rivalry cage match happening in the living room needs a referee.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) November 15, 2015
When I was in my 20’s I knew a guy named Jesus. He had an older brother named Moses and a younger brother named Steve. If that doesn’t sum up what’s it’s like to be the 3rd kid, I don’t know what does.
— Rhyming Mama (@sarabellab123) June 8, 2021
My daughter came downstairs and gave me the last bite of her favorite candy. She'd learned to share, and I was proud.
— Henpecked Hal (@HenpeckedHal) February 19, 2019
Then her brother came downstairs asking who ate all of his candy. "WE did!" my daughter declared. She'd learned to share blame, and I was even prouder.
My son has been away all week on a school trip. I asked my daughter: ‘do you miss your brother?’
— Shaparak Khorsandi شاپرک خرسندی (@ShappiKhorsandi) July 2, 2021
She looked at me puzzled and said ‘isn’t he in his room?’
ALL week.
Hey, parents of an only child considering having one more, know that I just split an M&M in half.
— Val (@ValeeGrrl) November 7, 2015
An M&M.
In half.
"Please go play with your brother. That's basically the reason we had him."
— Ramblin Mama (@ramblinma) May 2, 2016
"Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it" should be the slogan for parents of multiple kids.
— A Bearer Of Dad News (@HomeWithPeanut) October 25, 2018
11yo: I'm bored.
— Jennifer Lizza (@outsmartedmommy) March 15, 2020
Me: Go play with your brother.
11yo: You said we have to distance ourselves.
Me: Not from your brother.
11yo: This just got so much worse than I thought it would be.
Told my kids they had to share a donut and they whipped out a ruler, protractor, scale, and magnifying glass
— DonutHawk (@StruggleDisplay) March 3, 2022
My daughters fight all day. I'd like to think they'll outgrow it, but I have a sister.
— Laura Marie (@lmegordon) April 7, 2021
