12 of Chrissy Teigen’s funniest tweets about being a mum

Published on08 01 2019

Celeb mum Christine Teigen, never fails to make us laugh out loud at everything to do with parenting.

She's now on baby number two and has experienced a whole load of hilarious moments when raising the troublesome pair.

In a world of 'perfect' social media profiles on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, Chrissy speaks the truth about being a mum - making us other mummies chuckle in solitary or scream 'SAME!' having had similar experiences on our parenting journeys!

Here at Mother & Baby, we love her! Check out her funniest tweets below!

Chrissy Teigens funniest tweets about parenting

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1) When the inner monster is released...right before bedtime

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2) When they're too cute to tell off...

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3) We've all been there...even Chrissy

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4) When you embrace your post-baby bod...

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5) When the screaming tot isn't yours, for once...

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6) When you spill all your boob milk...

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7) When the struggles of late night feeds and pumping sessions hit...

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8) When you try EVERYTHING to get your toddler to eat...

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9) When you mix breastfeeding and spray tanning...

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10) When you shame the mummy shamers...

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11) When you've been doing nothing all day...(sarcasm, obviously)

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12) When you and your little one have a secret language...

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