12 Situations Moms and Dads React to in Completely Different Ways

Family & kids
3 years ago

Men and women have different attitudes toward raising children. And this is beneficial for a child because it makes it more likely that they’ll become a well-rounded person. Mothers and fathers see the world and solve problems differently, and we have compiled a list of the most striking differences.

We at Bright Side are sure that both parents make their own important contributions to a child’s development, and we have no doubt that you may see your family in these situations too.

Fathers take many things in a lighter way.

But sometimes, they worry much more.

Is there a mess in the house? This is a question for mom.

When a child is anxious and crying, mothers have the most sensitive locator that gets triggered. And dads seem to have some kind of magic invisible earplugs.

Until the child learns to speak properly, dads sometimes need an interpreter to understand the baby’s language.

Dads generally prefer actions to words.

You need 2 parents so that your photo album contains not only cute photos, but also funny ones.

Who said that being a child is always easy?

It’s good to be outside with mom, but with dad, it’s more fun.

But even for dads, there comes a moment when they need to take a chill pill.

Moms always have a few more questions and concerns.

Reading before bedtime with moms and dads is very different.

What funny situations have you encountered while raising children? We’re waiting for your stories.

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too funny. yet sometimes so true. we've just had our first and I can tell how different we are.

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My mom acts like the dad and my dad acts like the mom, I feel like this is just stereotyping genders.

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Besides the actions depicted in the comics, the fact that in one panel the mother is portrayed reading in a hardcover book, and the father playing with a wireless game stick, that says a lot about what the artist thinks of men.

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Perpetuates the tired trope of the sensitive mum and the violent dad. Sexist against women and men alike

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wish I could say this was accurate but I cant bc I have no idea if dads act this way or not

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