Mum jokes about crashing car idea to scare noisy kids

Being a mother and housewife is a challenge that demands courage and determination. Anyone who has ever dealt with children knows how they can drive parents to the brink of despair in a matter of seconds.

Keeping these emotions in is not healthy and some mothers are looking for ways to relieve the daily pressure, like sharing their routine on TikTok, for example.

Not all humor is healthy

TikToker @sammie_head is known for its darkly comic takes on motherhood and marriage, but recently, according to few followers, she crossed the line by making a darkly humorous joke about harming her children.

This is because, even though this is a way in which many parents feel seen and heard with their videos, playing with such a serious subject is not acceptable.

Understand how the joke was

If you've ever been in a situation where your kids were screaming, crying and fighting in the backseat of the car, you know how nerve-racking it can be.

You just want to get to your destination, but the noise is so loud that it seems impossible to stay sane.

That's exactly what led Sammie to share a video on TikTok proposing a different solution: crashing the car into the front to scare the little ones and make them stay quiet.

TikeToker added: "Of course, this was a joke, but let's face it, every mom or dad has thought of doing something like this."

Followers did not like the joke made by the mother

Some people were shocked that TikToker opened up about their thoughts on parenthood.

But the truth is that some of the viewers not only understood that it was a joke, but also completely identified with Sammie's feelings.

In fact, some even admitted to doing similar versions of the type of thinking, which sparked further backlash. She checks out some comments:

“Motherhood can be a challenge, but there are creative ways to tackle it,” one mom said in the comments.

Another mother had this to say: “Many mothers find workarounds to keep their children calm and undisturbed in the backseat.

“Some do brake checks, others play music or even juggle out the window. The fact is, we all have our own creative ways of dealing with the difficulties of family life.”