Probeer dan je lach maar in te houden: 7 redenen waarom kinderen een driftbui kregen

Causes of 3-year-old’s meltdowns this morning:
-Banana too small
-Top of banana slightly squashed
-Honey on porridge doesn’t sufficiently resemble “a swimming pool”
-Sister had her 1st wee before his 3rd
-Doesn’t want scooter
-Does want scooter
-Something to do with sleeves

— Tom Gatti (@Tom_Gatti) April 2, 2019

Wanted to put her own clothes away
Wanted to get her own clothes out
Wanted chocolate for breakfast
Didn’t want to go to nursery
Wanted to drive herself to nursery
Annoyed at dog for being too waggy
Wrong music on in car.

Baby shark finally brought a smile#3yearolds

— Gary A Husband ?️‍? (@garyhusband) April 2, 2019

Oh yes, bananas can cause so much upset. If they have any brown bits on them you have to call it a day. Brown bits spell trouble.

— Sophie Roberts (@SophieHenRob) April 2, 2019

This is funny.
Mine had a meltdown when I opened his little cereal bar and, brace yourself this is horrible, PUSHED IT OUT TO MAKE IT EASIER TO HOLD AND EAT. Cue meltdown. The worse thing was the withering look and tut from his mother “he likes to push it out himself.” ?

— Dafydd Rhys Bowen (@dafbow) April 2, 2019

My 3YO this morning:
– I put tomato sauce on the plate before her egg (then washed it off)
– I put tomato sauce ON the egg instead of BESIDE it
– I left to get the baby she woke
– the baby looked at her #fml #parenting

— Donna Patane (@DonnaPatane5) April 2, 2019

At 18mo my daughter developed a hatred for ALL buttons on clothes. And if the buttons were merely decorative, all hell was released. Fun times…??

— Emily Ruston (@MrsRuston) April 2, 2019

causes of 12-year-old’s meltdowns this morning:
having to get out of bed
having to go to school
having failed to do history homework last night
not able to find pencil case
rain
all of the above being the fault of her mother

— Gaylene Parish #bitchesagainstbrexit (@gaylesp) April 2, 2019