You might think that toddlers have it easy. They do have adults doing basically everything for them, after all. But I’d venture to say that every single toddler would disagree. The only proof needed is in how often these little ones complain to their parents. Some of these complaints make sense, but others… well, others are just hilarious. That’s why Amber Wallin, mom to a toddler, decided to share on social media the grievances her little one had made that week so far. From the start, you can tell this will be a great video. Despite the fact that it’s only Tuesday, the toddler’s complaint list is already four items long. Think you can guess what any of them are? Odds are, even if you have kids, you can’t. Each complaint only gets more hilarious than the last! Find out what they are in the video below. @burr_iam #toddlermom ♬ original sound – Amber Wallin Because there have been, and continue to be, many people in the world, it’s often said that none of us have ever had a truly unique experience. That being said, this toddler’s complaints are so oddly specific, she very well may be an exception! Mom Goes Viral Over Hilarious Video Although this toddler gave particularly unique complaints, parents from all over still understand on a personal level what it’s like to be Amber. But, surprisingly, people are also admitting that the toddler does make some good points… “The G argument was 100% valid. She has changed my mind forever,” one person admits in the comments, with another adding, “Can we talk about Q too then?! Why is little Q baby p’s cousin?” “I could watch an entire series of toddler grievances,” someone else says, speaking on behalf of so many of us, myself included. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Mom Shares Hilarious “Grievances My Toddler Has Filed This Week” appeared first on InspireMore.

Teenagers in the age of technology rely on phones, text messaging, TikTok, and all things Internet. As a parent, sometimes, most family communications come in the form of texts from teenagers. While not ideal, they do keep those lines of communication open between parents and children. The Leighton family has presented some of the hilarity that happens via text messaging in various Facebook reels. In a text from one of the kids to Dad, the teen asks, “Bruh. When does my social security number expire?” As adults, we know that doesn’t happen until you kick the proverbial bucket, but perhaps no one explained that to this generation. In two separate texts, obviously to Mom, an anxious teen begs for mercy. The first, “My friends are almost here — make sure dad stays in the basement,” clearly states that Dad can be embarrassing without saying the quiet part aloud. The second totally outs Dad as a complete embarrassment: “Please don’t send Dad. I’m too tired to be embarrassed.” Image from Facebook. You may sense the reigning message that parents are embarrassing. You’re on the right track. In the Leighton family, Dad seems to be more embarrassing than Mom. I always thought that a parent’s primary job was embarrassing their children. In that respect, the Leightons seem to be winning. In other texts from the Leighton teenagers, we see, “You can pick me up now just park where no one can see you.” School functions, after-school activities, and going to friends’ homes can lead to embarrassing scenarios. When it came time to provide a dish for a potluck gathering, their teen sent, “Don’t bring homemade. We don’t need to look like pilgrims.” Parents, go forth and embarrass your teens. It’s your job. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Dad Shares Hilarious Texts From Teenagers In “Greatest Hits” Highlight Reel appeared first on InspireMore.

There are many ways to tell a story. One of the most difficult ways, however, seems to be through dance. That’s why it’s extra impressive to see what groups like Brent Street Dance are capable of doing. They’re comprised of Australian students from a performing arts training center — one of the leading ones in their country. Still, performing on the America’s Got Talent (AGT) stage must have been nerve-wracking. If it was, you certainly couldn’t tell! As soon as Hope by NF starts playing, they’re quick to embody the message of this powerful song. Although all of our journeys are unique, most of us can understand what it’s like to spend so much time living in doubt. Fighting through those doubts and struggles to get to the other side isn’t easy, and it’s something these dancers convey so beautifully. View this post on Instagram A post shared by America's Got Talent Auditions (@agtauditions) Although there are many members in Brent Street Dance, they move in a way they feels as though they are one. This fluidity adds so much to the overall performance, as the judges point out. Speaking of which, the judges can’t stop raving… until Howie Mandel mysteriously disappears. Brent Street Dance Wows AGT Judges With Their Emotional Performance After such a theatrical dance performance, it only makes sense that Mandel would go out of his way to make their Golden-Buzzer moment even more memorable! It’s also no wonder this talented group is going straight to the live shows — everyone loves them! “My favorite part of being a Judge of AGT is to be able to watch the answers to watch what humans can do with their bodies,” Sofia Vergara says. “It was for sure the coolest thing I’ve seen today.” We can’t wait to see what story Brent Street Dance tells next on AGT! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Brent Street Mesmerizes “AGT” Judges With Show-Stopping Dance Routine To Snag Rare Golden Buzzer appeared first on InspireMore.

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