Chrissy Teigen Kids Being Mean To Parents Twitter

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There are a lot of things that you can teach your child, but you can't always control what they'll say, despite your best efforts. After all, kids often say and do the darndest things, whether you're at home or in public. And no parent is immune — not even, we imagine, Chrissy Teigen.

On Friday, Teigen tweeted that she was having a rough day, and what would really make her feel better was if "any moms would like to share stories of their kids being mean to them."

The jury's out on whether or not Teigen was having a rough day because she was on the receiving end of her own daughter's wrath, but boy, did Twitter deliver on this front.

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I am having a very rough day and it would help me a lot if any moms would like to share stories of their kids being mean to them
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) September 23, 2017

As you can see, Teigen summoned some thousands of stories of mean kids, from kids commenting on their parents' appearances to kids just savagely mocking their parents.

There was the boy who somehow managed to throw shade at his mom's makeup-applying skills and her looks:

My 4 year old son asked me why I was putting on makeup and I said "To make me look pretty." He replied "I don't think it's working."
— Chutup (@Chutup) September 23, 2017

The child who shut down their mom's cooking:

I made French toast for dinner once and my middle kid said they tasted like sorrow. :/
— Mindy (@Minderella71) September 23, 2017

The kid who deprived their parent of a bite of food:

she lifted her tiny pudgy fists to her eyes and slowly rotated them while saying “wah wah wah” at me.
— Ande Wall (@AndeWall) September 23, 2017

I just wanted a damn bite of her Mac n cheese and she crushed me.
— Ande Wall (@AndeWall) September 23, 2017

There was even the child who (kind of) wished death or, at least, extreme pain upon his parent after a long-haul flight:

After rotten long flight from Germany, Dylan saw store whose sign was a 3D car coming out the wall, and said, "I hope it hits you." -H
— Heather & Jessica (@fuggirls) September 23, 2017

And the 13-month-old who is clearly already showing favoritism:

My 13 month old says "dada" but every time I ask "can you say mama?" she looks me in the eyes, says "no" very clearly and then laughs
— Emma Span (@emmaspan) September 23, 2017

The toddler who "canceled" their mother:

My 3yo just got right in my face and screamed, "You are over! Mommies are cancelled!"
— Elizabeth Licata (@AmbienceChaser) September 23, 2017

And the son who refuses kisses from his mother —to which Teigen can relate, though she apparently gets the same treatment, but with an added extra:

my one year old son tells me no every time I kiss him ?
— Bee Money (@beeboujee) September 23, 2017

Same except I get an added smack to the face
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) September 23, 2017

Anyone who has been around children long enough knows that for the most part, they don't have much of a filter — kids will be kids.

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