16 Photos That Prove Family Life Is Often a Comedy Series

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You must have noticed that most of the times, dads are more relaxed when taking care of their kids. According to a study, the explanation lies in the fact that dads usually do recreational activities with their children and mainly on the weekends. On the other hand, mothers usually take care of their kids’ needs on a daily basis and without their partner being present. So, naturally, fathers have more energy to be the funny and entertaining parent.

1. “My son has a new knitted beard.”

2. “What happens when you leave a dad alone with the baby.”

3. “Found my daughter’s hair dye kit in the bathroom. Think she’ll like it?”

4. “I built a tree in my daughter’s bedroom.”

5. “A tea party with my princess.”

6. “My daughter has been sleeping on the floor because her crippled cat couldn’t reach the bed. I made her bed handi-cat accessible.”

7. “How I eat candy around my kids.”

8. When you’re a single dad raising 2 teenage girls:

9. “I love the days when it’s just the 2 of us. Making a toddler happy is as easy as a donut and a new squishy toy.”

10. “I’m embracing single-parenthood by getting the family pictures I always wanted.”

11. “The difference between Moms and Dads.”

12. “My husband had this costume planned for several years, long before we had a child. The inspiration was a computer game he played in high school.”

13. “My son wants to help.”

14. “I work at the movies and this dad-daughter duo made my night.”

15. “My 4-yr-old daughter on a high humidity day after moderate activity — her mom thinks I make the curls one by one.”

16. “I just started growing and keeping a beard. As a dad of little girls, this is what playtime looks like.”

How was your father while you were growing up? Was he a fun guy that tried to make you laugh or was he the strictest parent?

Preview photo credit No_Brilliant_638 / Reddit

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