Easter is less than a week away, and parents are gearing up for egg hunts, creepy bunny photos and serious sugar highs.
As with any holiday, having kids makes Easter extra chaotic … and extra hilarious too. We scoured Twitter and found 49 funny tweets from parents about celebrating Easter.
Dad, the Easter Bunny should know that I don’t like Rolos but he puts them in my basket every year.
Me: (eating a Rolo) Yeah, that’s weird.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) March 28, 2016
Just explained to my kids that sometimes an evil bunny comes and eats kids’ Easter candy on the night of Easter.
— Jim Gaffigan (@JimGaffigan) March 28, 2016
I forgot to buy Easter eggs for the hunt this morning so I told my kids that this year the bunny hid them REALLY well.
— Brian Hope (@Brianhopecomedy) April 5, 2015
My kids can find 75K plastic eggs hidden outside, but they can’t pick up one Lego in the middle of the walkway. #Easter
— Beau Coffron (@lunchboxdad) March 27, 2016
Step 1: Paint Jesus on an Easter Egg.
Step 2: Hide the Easter Egg.
Step 3: Yell, “You need to find Jesus!” At all the little children.
— Will Rodgers (@WilliamRodgers) March 27, 2016
It’s 10:30 at night. Should I tell my kids to give up on the Easter egg hunt or just let them keep looking?
— Darin Loves Bacon (@darinlovesbacon) March 28, 2016
Based on all of the practice my daughters get looking for shoes, Easter eggs don’t stand a chance this year.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) March 27, 2015
Easter tip: Tell your kids you hid an egg with $50 in it in the backyard but you don’t remember where. Enjoy a quiet day indoors.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) March 24, 2017
Shoutout to all the parents who wrestled their screaming toddlers into Brunch clothes this #Easter.
— Ana Gasteyer (@AnaGasteyer) March 27, 2016
This is my family after our Easter brunch. I share it b/c NO ONE ASKED THE EASTER BUNNY TO POSE WITH US pic.twitter.com/OEFYDmgqag
— Andy Richter (@AndyRichter) April 5, 2015
Kids really do make the holidays magical and bright. Like, take Easter for example. Did you know vomit comes in pastels, too?
— Lurkin’ Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) March 27, 2016
For real Easter dinner fun, serve rabbit to the kids’ table.
— Once Meh, Always Meh (@TheAlexNevil) March 27, 2016
My 8 year old said that he hopes the Easter Egg Hunt is more of a challenge this year so I’m buying a bunch of mouse traps.
— Brian Hope (@Brianhopecomedy) March 17, 2016
The Easter baskets are down to just robin eggs and black jelly beans. This is my official cry for help.
— Lurkin’ Mom (@LurkAtHomeMom) April 1, 2016
Please let that be chocolate.
Please let that be chocolate.
Please let that be chocolate.– Every parent on Easter
— Ramblin’ Mama (@ramblinma) March 27, 2016
Still waiting for this toddler to find the Easter Eggs that are literally sitting in the grass right in front of them.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) March 29, 2016
My kid started using air quotes when saying “Easter Bunny,” so I started using air quotes when talking about his “Easter candy.”
— qwertygirl (@qwertygirl) April 4, 2015
*8 year old walks into kitchen*
“Daddy, I have some questions about the Easter bunny.”
*wife walks into kitchen*
*I cartwheel out*
— Brian Hope (@Brianhopecomedy) March 29, 2016
Parenting Tip: Strip down to your skivvies before stealing your kid’s easter candy so you can pretend to be sleepwalking if you get caught.
— HammBone (@hammbone84) April 6, 2016
Toddler found two and a half eggs at the Easter egg hunt. Yeah, HALF. No one was messing around during that thing.
— dadpression (@Dadpression) March 27, 2016
Hey, everyone! Look how much Easter I’m having!
*Posts all the obnoxious kid and bunny and Easter basket and egg hunt pictures*
— Walking Outside (@WalkingOutside) March 28, 2016
Do you think Easter is the number 1 holiday for child vehicular barfing?
— Jessica Grose (@JessGrose) March 27, 2016
Easter: Hunt for eggs.
Day After Easter: Can’t go anywhere without seeing and stepping on plastic egg tops and bottoms.
— The ParentNormal (@ParentNormal) March 28, 2016
One fun part about Easter is how your kids spend the entire day getting jacked up on candy and then you remember it’s a school night.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) March 28, 2016
We covered our backyard in candy-filled Easter eggs. My 1-year-old picked up zero eggs and one piece of dog poop. Money well spent.
— James Breakwell (@XplodingUnicorn) April 20, 2014
“He can’t drink the Easter egg dye.”
Submitted By: Ashley pic.twitter.com/SsRvbqaA4k— ReasonsMySonIsCrying (@ReasonsMySonCry) March 28, 2016
When did “Easter crafts” become a thing? What happened to the good old days of putting an egg in all the dye colors & watching it turn ugly?
— Danielle Herzog (@martinisandmini) March 22, 2016
Serious question. When does the Easter Bunny come by to pick up all the kids he just loaded up with candy? #parenting
— Beau Coffron (@lunchboxdad) March 28, 2016
FYI: Talking into a half-eaten hollow chocolate bunny makes your voice louder, in case anyone needs their Easter candy to be more obnoxious
— Wendy S. (@maughammom) March 30, 2016
My kids have figured out every hiding spot I have in this house, so I guess I have no choice but to finish this stash of Easter candy now.
— Ash (@cray_at_home_ma) March 29, 2016
How Easter candy is really made pic.twitter.com/EuEJpTSIUz
— Kalvin (@KalvinMacleod) March 27, 2016
A cute and scientific thing I tell my kids is that the Easter Bunny’s body would flop around for several minutes after decapitation.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) March 28, 2017
Pro Tip: Christmas lights can double as Easter lights if *you* leave them up long enough.
*we*
— Six Pack Mom (@Six_Pack_Mom) March 7, 2017
4 yr old son: “That Jesus guy came back from the dead and saw all these people? So then he’s a zombie?”#Easter
— Danielle Herzog (@martinisandmini) March 27, 2016
5: here’s the thing about chocolate: it’s delicious.
Me: is that it?
5: yes.
Me: ok.
5: and I found an Easter egg from last year & ate it.— Mike Reynolds (@EverydayGirlDad) March 2, 2017
Jesus died on the cross so you could put pictures of your kid’s Easter basket on Facebook.
— Simon Holland (@simoncholland) April 5, 2015
I forgot to post a picture of my kids in their Easter clothes on Facebook yesterday and now DCFS is knocking on my door.
— Abe Yospe (@Cheeseboy22) April 21, 2014
*Morgan Freeman narrates
“Alex thought he’d controlled his demons, but as soon as the Cadbury Easter Eggs went on display, it was all over.”— Once Meh, Always Meh (@TheAlexNevil) January 15, 2017
While we were sleeping, did Easter become Halloween Part 2/Mini-Christmas?? (Some of these baskets, man.)
— Nicole Blades (@NicoleBlades) April 21, 2014
Celebrating Easter by being woke up at 5:15am and letting my kid her weight in chocolate before the sun comes up just like the Lord intended
— Tim (@Playing_Dad) March 27, 2016
[Wipes chocolate from face and brushes candy dust from lap.]
I hate those cliche tweets about parents eating all their kids Easter candy.
— Kelcey Kintner (@mamabirddiaries) March 28, 2016
Hey Gals, don’t forget to check Pinterest today for ideas on upcycling your Easter bonnet into an April Fool’s Day chapeau.
— Housewife of Hell (@HousewifeOfHell) March 30, 2016
People who say “Hoppy Easter!” make me feel like Jesus isn’t risen.
— Sammy Rhodes (@sammyrhodes) March 27, 2016
Real text to my husband: “Easter stuff is ready for the attic. But, please, whatever you do, keep the Christmas welcome mat outside okay?”
— Jenna Fischer (@jennafischer) April 13, 2016
Behind every photo of kids coloring eggs is a parent screaming and threatening to take away Easter.
— Mommy Cusses (@mommy_cusses) March 27, 2016
My 8yo son asked for a smart phone for Easter. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Everything about that phrase is ridiculous.— Lady E (@LadyEdotMe) March 6, 2017
The Easter Bunny doesn’t talk, so here are the kids awkwardly looking at each other like, What do we do now? pic.twitter.com/iTMDTx2VWe
— Aaron Schmidt (@byaaronschmidt) March 26, 2016
What came first? The tantrum over leaving a giant basket of candy at home, or the egg hunt? #Easter
— dadpression (@Dadpression) March 27, 2016
Bummed Easter is over. Now which candy/gift bestowing mythological creature am I supposed to use to extort good behavior out of my children?
— John Kinnear (@askdadblog) April 21, 2014
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