Every year when the summer is reaching its bittersweet end, parents are highly anticipating their kids going back to school. Many choose to mark the first day back with the ever-popular chalkboard sign.
Every year when the summer is reaching its bittersweet end, parents are highly anticipating their kids going back to school. Many choose to mark the first day back with the ever-popular chalkboard sign.
While spending time with your kids all summer can be fun, eventually, parents are wiped out and ready to give them back over to their teachers.
Those "first day back" photos are always present on every mom's social media profile — no matter how old their kid is.
Sometimes, even parents get in on the fun photo sessions.
So funny!
Adorable.
Posing with those signs and cheesing pretty hard!
From making your kids pose in 25 different directions to shopping around for the "perfect sign," many people are over the trend and decide to poke fun at it instead.
And, I'm sure your kids are tired of posing for the photos, too.
"Come on mom, I'm tired of being all of your Instagram feed."
Simon was quick to showcase how ridiculous some parents are for putting pressure on themselves for social media photos.
Holland showcased that it's a "emergency" if some people don't have those little chalkboards for their kids to hold for social media photos.
Moms are always trying to be extra — a computer print-out is not good enough unless there's ribbon and a frame around it.
This is actually how moms act when someone showcases that they can't "keep up" with the latest trends.
Her social life TOTALLY depends on whether or not her mom is "Insta-worthy."
Not being able to post photos of your kids in awkward positions is literally like a death in the family for some.
Kids know that social media personas are "the most important," because, you know, they learn it from mom.
It all ended well because Simon's daughter got her first grade teacher to totally help out so she can stay "cool."
This year, maybe we can relax on forcing our kids to take photos and let them just enjoy being, well, kids!
Not everyone needs to see the tender, personal moments in your family.
Maybe your kids would rather enjoy life's little moments with you.
Enjoy the school year without all that pressure!