I know there are bigger problems in the world right now, but I’ve just realized I’ve never seen a baby seagull.

Hate when anxiety gives me stomach problems. Like, baby, you are supposed to be a mental disorder, please stay in your line.

Overheard a baby crying in the grocery store the other day so I went over and joined him. I get it, little dude, life is hard.

There’s something so spiritual about new life. When I look my baby nephew in the eyes, I can’t stop thinking about how amazing it will be to connect with him on LinkedIn.

Sleep when the baby sleeps, eat when the baby eats, work when the baby works.

The toddler refers to every baby as Baby [Name], like Baby is their formal title.

Dog barking like an angry baby, baby crying like an angry dog.

I wonder how many new moms try to pick out a unique name for their baby only to later learn it’s the name of an antidepressant.

I was an ugly baby. It’s been downhill since then.

So a baby crawls across the floor to it’s bottle and it’s cute but when I do it Im in need of an intervention?

Being an iPad baby must be so exciting. Imagine going from nine dull months in the womb to playing Candy Crush.

What did parents do before smart phones, hold their babies with two hands or something?

I set up my Nativity scene, but since baby Jesus hasn’t arrived yet, Mary, Joseph and all the Wise Men are just looking down at their phones.

*Pointing at a mothers shrieking baby* Is this guy bothering you?

Watching “Dirty Dancing” as a teenager: Damn right, no one puts Baby in a corner. Watching “Dirty Dancing” as an adult: This girl is a brat and needs a lesson.

Good morning to everyone except my baby, who already said good morning to me at 1 a.m., 3 a.m., and 5:46 a.m.

Today my coworker asked if I wanted to hold her new baby and neither of us were prepared for me saying why?

The most embarrassing thing in the world is when you make a fool of yourself in front of a baby and it doesn’t laugh.

Newborns cry because they’re being evicted.

Nothing prepared me for the part of adulthood where you look like a baby deer learning to walk every time you get out of bed in the morning.