These funny tweets about picky eaters from parents are helping us get through mealtime!

The most hilarious tweets about picky eaters from parents who know.

When he's crawling on the floor, my son shows a reckless abandon for tasting new things. Dust bunnies? Yum! A stray clove of garlic? Why not!? A rotting leaf I've tracked in from outside? Bon appétit! But even though he'll put literally anything he finds on the floor into his mouth, he refuses to try new or -- surprise, surprise -- healthy foods. To bring some levity to the situation, and just plain save my sanity, I sought out the funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter. Seriously, these had me rolling on the floor. And, wow, there are a lot of discarded carrots down here. Please send help. Top: via @XplodingUnicorn on Twitter

Related: How to get your kids to eat better. Yes, even those picky eaters. 

 

1. Rich Cromwell, aka @rcromwell4

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Rich Cromwell via Twitter Glad I bought organic. via @rcromwell4 on Twitter  

2. Brian Hope, aka @Brianhopecomedy

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Brian Hope via Twitter Nothing like a quick vacay inside the lunchbox of a 2nd grader. via @Brianhopecomedy on Twitter  

3. Lee Adams, aka @beamjack

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Lee Adams via Twitter Next-level parenting. via @beamjack on Twitter  

4. Simon Holland, aka @simonholland

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Simon Holland via Twitter True courage. via @simonholland on Twitter  

5. Sarah Tonin, aka @fromSarahTonin

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Sarah Tonin via Twitter When your onions make you cry twice in one evening. via @fromSarahTonin on Twitter

Related: Can this taste plate help your picky eaters? 

 

6. @MamaFizzles

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Mama Fizzles via Twitter Still waiting for my commission for those green beans last week. via @MamaFizzles on Twitter  

7. James Breakwell, aka @XplodingUnicorn

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: James Breakwell via Twitter When they need more options than a Cheesecake Factory menu. via @XplodingUnicorn on Twitter  

8. Veronica Curran, aka @sereia85

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Veronica Curran via Twitter A home-cooked meal is sweet, but revenge is sweeter. via @sereia85 on Twitter  

9. Babies Daddy, aka @dshack8

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Babies Daddy via Twitter And the rest is cleaning it up. via @dshack8 on Twitter  

10. Sarcastic Mommy, aka @sarcasticmommy4

Funniest tweets about picky eaters from hilarious parents on Twitter: Sarcastic Mommy via Twitter Behold, the miracle of motherhood. via @sarcasticmommy4 on Twitter

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