13 Reasons 2014 Was the Year of Parenting Parodies

This year, the only thing more popular than parodies was Frozen. Deva Dalporto of My Life Suckers was the first (and one of the best) to bring the two together in a hilarious tune that addresses the highs and lows of motherhood.

Having kids doesn't mean you lose your cool factor. Just ask Machel Green, who turned Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" into an anthem for awesome moms.

When you're a mom, keeping your house in tip-top shape can fall by the wayside. The ladies at Laughing Moms understand that struggle, which inspired them to turn Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" into the catchiest cleaning song since "Whistle While You Work."

Sometimes the stress of motherhood makes us a little, well, cranky. But rather than scream about her bad mood, Deva Dalporto chose to sing about it in her mom-only melody set to Iggy Azalea's "Fancy."

Moms know a thing or two about Pinterest addictions, but no one understands the need to craft and cook like the women of What's Up Moms?. In their "Shake It Off" parody, these ladies let everyone know what it's like to be obsessed with DIY.

The Frozen frenzy was still going strong in the Spring, so it only makes sense that a worship leader at Granger Community Church reworked the movie's hit tune into a song celebrating all the amazing moms of the world.

Do you try to take time for yourself but can't escape the kids? Then you can relate to Deva Dalporto's plea for breathing room, which is cleverly set to the tune of "All About That Bass."

While most families prepped for Halloween by hanging decorations and DIY-ing costumes, the Holdernesses created a play on Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice" that had us laughing out loud.

From morning sickness to swollen ankles, pregnancy is anything but "fancy." But that didn't stop the three women of What's Up Moms? from turning Iggy Azalea's Summer hit into a pregnancy parody that everyone will love.

Every mom fights the bedtime battle, but very few win. To honor her fellow fallen soldiers, Deva Dalporto created a catchy Kesha-inspired tune that we can all appreciate.

The mombies came out to play in Machel Green's "Thriller"-inspired tune about the struggles of sleep-deprived parents.

No parenting parody was more controversial than one mom's ode to breastfeeding.

Whether it's their kids, partner, or judgmental peers, every mom wants someone in their life to "knock it off." Well, Deva Dalporto decided to send this message in a sweet, hilarious version of Taylor Swift's famous Fall tune.