13 parents give us a reason to laugh amid the coronavirus pandemic
It̵7;s pretty shocking living in this new reality that is the coronavirus pandemic. Add being a parent to the mix, and it can have you feeling next-level frantic at times. That̵7;s when it̵7;s good to remember we̵7;re not alone. We̵7;re all in this together (always at least six feet apart but, you know, together-ish). So while we̵7;re stuck here telling our kids to wash their hands for the umpteenth time and social distancing the best we can, let̵7;s have a laugh, shall we?
1. Seriously ̷0; is it?
2. Just another day in the life ̷0;
3. Finding the everyday miracles.
4. If you̵7;re not saying ̵6;wash your hands,̵7; are you even a parent right now?
5. And yet, despite all efforts ̷0;
6. And you get a touch, and you get a touch, and you ̷0;
7. Sorry, kids ̷0; you deserved better.
8. You wouldn̵7;t like us when we̵7;re hungry.
9. Literally, anything but our wi-fi ̷0;
10. No toilet paper? No problem.
11. Pssst, we got the good stuff right inside ̷0;
12. Ready or not, here comes the next Baby Boom.
13. Here̵7;s hoping!https://twitter.com/harmancipants/status/1238239949561966594
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