Funniest Parenting Fails of 2015

1 The Parents Who Thought They Were Doing a Good Thing by Feeding Their Child Avocado

A baby never lies, and you can usually tell pretty quickly by the expression on his or her face whether they like something or not. But this mom heard on the Internet that it's good for little ones to eat avocado, so despite her daughter's less-than-enthused reaction, she decided to try and keep feeding her the green stuff. We dare you to keep a straight face and not laugh at the video of the little nugget's appalled reaction!

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2 The Parents Who Left the Peanut Butter Within Reach

After realizing that her 3-year-old daughter and 18-month-old son were silent for way too long, Gina Gardner Brown decided to turn on the video camera before going to find out what they were up to. When Brown walked into the kitchen, she discovered Emily smiling proudly at her masterpiece: Ethan completely covered in peanut butter.

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3 The Time Stephen Curry's Daughter Was Less Than Impressed With His Interview

Stephen Curry may be the NBA's MVP, but it's his 2-year-old daughter Riley who's getting all of the attention. The adorable tot was at her dad's postgame press conference when the Golden State Warriors advanced to the NBA Finals and she totally stole the show. In what may prove to be the cutest sports press conference ever, Riley played peek-a-boo behind a curtain, asked her dad for some help putting on a bracelet, yawned, waved, and even sang "Blessings" by Big Sean and Drake (which Drake then shared on Instagram).

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4 The Parents Who Weren't Afraid to Share Their Sense of Humor

Image Source: Happy Acres Photography

Parenting is beautiful, it's fun, and it's one of the best gifts in the world — it's also difficult, emotionally trying, and sometimes just downright overwhelming. These 26 parents have turned to humor to get through it, and we can't stop laughing at these priceless photos.

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5 This Kindergartener's Christmas Sweater

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There's just something so cute about a little one in a holiday outfit, so this mom probably thought a miniature ugly Christmas sweater that simply said "Merry Christmas" would just be adorable. When she sent her son to school in his newly purchased festive ensemble, we bet she even stopped to admire how sweet he looked. But she quickly learned a valuable lesson: just because it has Santa on it doesn't mean it's child-friendly.

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6 This Little Girl's Homework

Image Source: Facebook user Freaky The Scary Snowman

This mom learned a cruel lesson from her daughter's homework: kids also draw the darnedest things!

As a homework assignment, one creative little girl was asked who she wanted to be when she was older and to illustrate her answer. Her innocent response is priceless — for more than one reason! The little girl drew what appears to be her mom, on a pole, surrounded by people holding out dollar bills, and captioned her artwork with, "When I grow up . . . I want to be like mommy!"

However, when Mommy saw it, she quickly realized that the snow shovel and customers during a Winter storm could easily be misinterpreted as something else and explained the story to her daughter's teacher.

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7 Those Who Thought Bunchems Would Be Nothing but Fun For Their Kids

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While Bunchems seem harmless and are beloved by many, these small plastic balls do more than just stick together to create creative shapes. They also stick to hair. These squishy, ball-like accessories, made by Spin Master, first hit the shelves in August 2015, and to say that parents are less than pleased with the product is a major understatement. From a bad game of toss to a sibling prank, the toy has ended up in countless heads of hair and the results are the same: multiple hours of struggling to get them out, oftentimes ending in haircuts just to put an end to the tangled mess.

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8 The Dad Who Thought That Experiencing Stimulated Labor Would Make It Up to His Wife

"If I could do it for you I would" is the BS that comes out of every man's mouth in reference to carrying a child and going through labor — but could they really handle what a woman's body can? Penn Holderness admits that he hasn't done the whole Mother's Day thing very well for the last few years, so this year he showed his wife how much he loves her by experiencing simulated labor pains. While we appreciate the thought, nothing can come close to the real deal!

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