15 Moments That Prove People Should Have To Pass A Parenting Test Before Becoming One

1.This mom who thinks she has the perfect idea for getting two home loans at the same time:

Anonymous member asks for advice on using one loan approval to buy two properties. They inquire about potential loopholes and managing repayments
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2.This mom who doesn't know how to get to the root of the problem:

Text asking for recommendations on free apps for a 2-year-old child to aid speech development, instead of using a phone or TV excessively
u/Happy-Mama-Of-Two / reddit.com

3.This mom who is taking her one-year-old in a UTV when it is recommended children be at least 12 years old.

Facebook post asking for recommendations on finding a full-face helmet for a one-year-old daughter for summer side-by-side rides
u/GirlintheYellowOlds / reddit.com

4.This mom who still doesn't understand pregnancy prevention:

A person shares an unexpected pregnancy concern after unprotected intimacy, asking about using a tampon and Plan B's safety after years without birth control
u/Hot-Difficulty9911 / reddit.com

5.This mom who truly thinks this is a reasonable inquiry:

Text discussing concerns about smoking during pregnancy at age 37, asking for others' experiences and requesting no discrimination
u/sharkshorts / reddit.com

6.This mom who shared a photo of her daughter's pee:

Photo of a baby potty chair, partially obscured. Caption reads: "First pee!"
u/LollyLuna95 / reddit.com

7.This mom who doesn't understand being a nanny is someone's JOB:

Text post seeking a nanny for a month-old niece, 5 days a week, 4 hours daily. $100/week, additional gas money offered. Babysitting or cleaning exchange possible
u/Gloomy_Tie_1997 / reddit.com

8.This mom who is having this dilemma:

A message expressing a strong desire for another baby despite the husband's reluctance and previous vasectomy
u/Melodic-Sprinkles4 / reddit.com

9.This mom who needs to check if she is in the goat group before giving goat medical advice to kids:

Facebook post with parenting advice mistakenly intended for goats, not humans. Comment clarifies the mix-up, warning against following the advice
u/stupidflyingmonkeys / reddit.com

10.This mom who needs to understand that babies are not invincible:

A comment about a baby sleeping safely in a bassinet, swaddled, with reassurance about the baby's ability to cry if uncomfortable
u/ThisBedPotato / reddit.com

11.This mom who is taking things way too literally:

Frida humidifier box with text "I get turned on easily," confusing the user due to the language used on a baby product
u/TexanButNotAFundie / reddit.com

12.And this mom who, poor thing, may need an explainer on sea legs:

Parent shares concern about toddler's "C legs" after comment from person in scrubs, questioning if it's normal and if other toddlers are bow-legged
u/superlost007 / reddit.com

13.This mom who refused the doctor's recommendation for the following reason:

A parent expresses concern on social media about lead and hemoglobin tests for a 2-year-old, seeking advice on detox methods and blood draw options
u/Melodic-Sprinkles4 / reddit.com

14.This mom who might need to take a nutrition class:

Social media post humorously discussing diet tips to get taller, like eating long foods such as spaghetti and cucumbers, but finding it ineffective
u/HelpIveChangedMyMind / reddit.com

15.And, finally, this mom who her heart set on "SparkleTits" for her daughter's Barbie's name:

Mom feels setup after neighbor gives daughter a Barbie with a nail polish top. Husband jokes about renaming or banning the doll
u/HelpIveChangedMyMind / reddit.com