I'm FURRY tired! Adorable snaps capture animal parents desperate for some peace and quiet - and their little ones who just want to play!
If there's one thing all parents can relate to, it's a lack of sleep while looking after their little ones. But you might be surprised to learn this tiredness extends to other species in the animal kingdom.
Social media users from around the world have shared snaps of animals who've had enough of their little ones, with the best examples collated in a gallery by Bored Panda. If there's one thing all parents can relate to, it's a lack of sleep while looking after their little ones. But you might be surprised to learn this tiredness extends to other species in the animal kingdom.
Social media users from around the world have shared snaps of animals who've had enough of their little ones, with the best examples collated in a gallery by Bored Panda. One snap shows a young iguana holding on to its exhausted father's back with glee. Elsewhere a parrot poses next to his unruly son.
Meanwhile, a cat gives birth to a kitten who likes to copy her and a goat's beard it relentlessly pulled by its kid.
Here, FEMAIL shares some of the most baffling photos...
Of course, why not take a snooze right on your mother's face, after all, she won't mind a bit... will she?
This ewe was clearly exhausted from looking after her sweet little lamb, and offered up possibly the most comfortable nap of all time
Welcome to fatherhood! Could there be a more fitting snapshot of parenthood? Bright-eyes babies with bleary-eyed parents
Kitten see, kitten do! This tired mama's yawn prompted her offspring to play make-believe at being sleepy
Now that's the exact face of a new mother who wasn't expecting to have kittens! This kitty is in for a huge surprise
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This bewildered dog looks as if she's just realised how much effort being a mother of pups is actually going to be
One tired but proud parent? Check. One unruly and overly-excited young offspring? Check
Despite the pending eye-bags, this new mummy is so excited to have her very own litter
This little pup wanted to play - and didn't care that his dad had just settled down for a nap
This proud iguana wearily carried its young hatchling on its back while enduring excited screams
Luckily for this mare, it has an in-built way to keep its foal (and future hair stylist) entertained
This furry bundle of joy is exactly what happens when the children win mum over and convince her to engage in a tickle fight
The apple clearly doesn't fall far from the tree! This young pup is exactly like his father, even down to the waggling tail
Well that's one way to get your parent's attention! One kid thought its mum had entirely had enough peace for one day
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