Hilarious ‘Reasons My Son is Crying’ Tumblr perfectly captures the challenges every toddler faces (PHOTOS)

As every mom and dad knows, toddlers cry…a lot. It's all part of the rollercoaster known as parenthood. Instead of losing his mind over it though, New York dad Greg Pembroke decided to take it with a grain of salt and laugh it off. Enter the absolutely hilarious Tumblr, "Reasons My Son is Crying." 

The Tumblr features a series of photographs of Pembroke's 20-month-old so Charlie crying, with funny captions underneath explaining why. As can be seen below, the things that can send little Charlie into a tailspin include everything from food to toys to (of course) the dreaded carseat!

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"I think every parent experiences meltdowns and I was trying to have a little fun with it," Pembroke told Today.com And it looks like lots of people can relate! The Tumblr went viral this week and has garnered over 3,000 comments on Reddit so far.

Haha!  I love how Pembroke is taking such a lighthearted approach to his son's random tantrums. I mean, what parent hasn't had to deal with the toddler terror years? It's clear that Pembroke is just trying to make it through with his sanity intact, like any other mom and dad.

Besides, you have to be completely humorless not to find these even a little funny. Check out some of the posts from "Reasons My Son is Crying" below:

Milk, not juice

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Getting milk instead of juice doesn't fly with Charlie!

Bath water

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Charlie also isn't the biggest fan of bath time…at least when he's not allowed to drink the water.

Cup of Water

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…because a cup of clean water clearly just won't do!

Boots

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Not finding your shoe size is frustrating.

Car seat

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And, of course, every toddler's favorite activity: getting strapped into the carseat.