One of the most prominent stereotypes about parents is that once someone has kids, something shifts in their brain that makes them feel like the most esoteric bearer of ancient, once unknown knowledge. They smugly remark on how different the world looks now that they’ve got kids, implying that they’ve got something far more important in their lives than anything a childless person could be doing. Although I understand how annoying this can be for those on the receiving end of these takes, I kind of get it. Even though I don’t have children, I can’t imagine anything else that will radically change your priorities and viewpoints within such a rapid period of time. Having a tiny human to care for makes everything else feel like a B-Tier priority and can spark resentment for childless, supposedly irresponsible people. Once the novelty of birth wears off, parents are usually able to have more of a sense of humor about the unique duty of parenthood. The following tweets show off the humble and hilarious side of parenting.