Well, folks, we've officially checked off one more week on the countdown to the holidays! And it was a doozy, wasn't it? It should be law that the week before Thanksgiving is stress-free and relaxing, since we all know the week OF Thanksgiving is anything but. But somehow, when you're a parent, it never quite works out that way. There's the last week of school before Thanksgiving break to get through (how many class feasts are we supposed to attend, honestly). There's holiday prep to take care of, like shopping and prepping food to feed a small army. And then Disney goes and has the bright idea to release Frozen 2, which just threw everything out of whack! We hope you managed to make it through the week relatively unscathed, parents! And we hope that the laughs you get from the funniest parenting tweets of the week sustain you through those tense Thanksgiving dinners with your family.

Oddly enough, plastic toast and eggs doesn't have the same nutritional value as the real thing! Bonus points for all the yummy noises they're making while they pretend eat it, though.

Speaking of food - if you've resorted to hiding the apples and bananas so your toddler can't find them, take a single bite, and leave it behind the couch, welcome to the club! If some farmer came up with a way to make apples in small, bite-size portions for toddlers, they'd make a billion dollars.

Just when you thought you'd heard the last of Elsa, Anna, and the whole gang, Disney goes and makes a whole new movie with them. Here's hoping the Frozen 2 version of "Let It Go" doesn't ruin our lives the way the first song did.

Raise your hand if you've ever slaved over a hot stove for hours to prepare a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, only to have your child declare (as you're serving them) that they no longer like turkey OR potatoes.

There are certainly quite a few c-words that came to mind when we read this tweet, and thankfully it wasn't one of those. All things considered when it comes to c-words, crap isn't all that bad.

Listen, we get that we didn't have it as good as our kids when it comes to technology and whatnot. But come on! We had paper and electricity and flushing toilets, for crying out loud.

There's a very fine line between wanting to encourage your kids to be independent little humans, and being able to withstand the stress of watching them try to be independent little humans.

You know what parents should get when they leave the hospital with their new baby? A gift certificate to replace all the doors in their home with soundproof doors. Because we just want to pee without having to listen to our kids count to a million on the other side of the door. Just once.

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