These 40+ Wholesome Parent Tweets Absolutely Made Our Day

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Parenting can be an incredibly thankless job. The responsibility of raising your kids into good, moral, and empathetic human beings can often feel like an overwhelming, impossible task. Thankfully, even on the most exhausting parenting days, there are endless moments of joy, beauty, and fun! These people turned to Twitter to share the most wholesome moments they had with their children and they’re incredibly touching!

”I Wanna Hold Your Hand"

Parenthood holds all sorts of precious moments. But, you have to be aware of how unique and special they are to truly appreciate them in the moment. Those formative childhood years are especially important to bond with your kid.

Soon enough, though, they feel like they might be too old for your affection, so savor it while it lasts. The OP of this tweet definitely knows what a privilege it is to get even such a tiny morsel of love from a kid.

Silly Goose

One of the best parts of being around a small child is the fact that, if you allow it to, a bit of their naivety, creativity, and silliness will rub off on you. Those moments of funny behavior should be embraced with enthusiasm!

Just as this tweet suggests - in a second, this kid turned a boring regular day into a playful and ridiculous game. How fun is that?! We really hope that Mommy Owl ended up walking backward all day, too.

We Can Fix It

Some people just have a gift for ingenuity. Clearly, Celeste's kid has exactly that gift. It definitely takes the creativity of childhood, alongside the spark of an engineering future to come up with a solution that has to do with LEGOs.

These versatile LEGO pieces were exactly the right tools for this job. We love that this turned into a mom-kid restoration project! After all, being a family means supporting each other through difficult times.

Work Buddies

Working from home has definitely changed the home/work dynamic for most families, especially those with young children. Suddenly, instead of having adult conversations on Monday morning by the water cooler, people had their kids running around under their desks and asking for snacks.

While it isn't always the easiest, @morenochris is right that there are definitely some advantages to this strange situation. Finally, every day was "bring your kids to work" day! We bet the OP's kids loved seeing what he does.