Like mother like daughter. #mommacusses #funny #parenting

[Shinigami]

Funnily enough, being that comfortable with your parent is a sign of a super healthy relationship

[Mordecai_iacedroM]

Worst thing is, nobody in that entire interaction told a single lie.

[Majotsukai]

She looks down at the end like, “ya, you right.” 😂

[jaynebarry]

Sometimes laughing at dark shit can give you the break you need. Glad you encouraged this in your family. ❤

[räce.....st]

“Your dad left you first.” Felt that on spiritual level 😭

[katelynrubel]

She’s not kidding that sarcasm is their love language. “Like mother like daughter”. 😂

[Ella-mhtj]

I want to remind you that your emotions and feelings are not too much for the people who love you! Please don't doubt your worth and know you are precious. The way you work inspires me to slow down. Your character speaks for itself. Keep loving, learning, living, growing, laughing, crying, and being brave

[Rainbow]

Wish people realized you can interact like this and still respect each other lol

[ashleybrandi]

She did not hold back! Lmfao Your relationship with your daughter reminds me of my daughter and I !! I love it ❤️

[waffles]

"You're an ass"
"Like mother like daughter"
I love her

[StacyLawlerThomas]

On a side note, can we all appreciate the design aesthetic in the kitchen?? Love the orange polkadots and the glass frames on the fridge! LOL

[TheHumanitarian]

The dynamic... baby girl has mastered respectful sarcasm 😂

[musketeersmum]

"Your dad left you first!" Im crying 😂😂😂😂😂

[Undeniably_Me]

This is the relationship I have with my son. He's my best friend and my arch nemesis!

[sabrinarelaz]

I just made my daughter watch this. "Hey, it's us!" 🤣 🤣 I love your banter and dark humor! She enjoyed it too!

[lindaromero]

Talk like this HELPS children learn to deal when the world comes at them. Especially when said from a place of love.

[hannah]

"you're an ass." "like mother like daughter." sounds like something me and my mom would say to one another lol

[purremocat]

I love your guys relationship so much. It's mom and daughter goals.

[harmonyquinn]

This type of banter/joking is so extremely helpful at teaching & practicing humor as coping skill.

[emily]

“tHe LiTtleS hAvE tWo pAreNts ThAt loVe tHem”
damn