Get ready to laugh along with us in our latest video, "Parents' HILARIOUS Back-to-School Routine!" As the summer ends and the school year begins, every parent knows the struggle of getting kids ready for school. From chaotic mornings to last-minute lunch packing, we’re sharing our relatable and funny moments that happen during this hectic time!
Join us as we showcase our comical attempts to navigate the back-to-school frenzy, featuring epic fails, silly antics, and the unexpected surprises that every parent faces. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time school parent, you’ll find something to chuckle about as we highlight the joys and challenges of the back-to-school season.
Don't forget to subscribe for more hilarious parenting content, and share your own back-to-school stories in the comments below! Let's embrace the chaos together!
00:00 Introduction 00:37 Shopping! 02:00 Getting Ready 03:58 How do the kids feel about the new year? 06:02 What does Peter do with his free time? 06:43 The ride home 08:04 THE SPECIAL GUEST!! 09:25 Dinner and day recap
Peter Mutabazi founded Now I Am Known, an organization that supplies resources to support vulnerable children. Originally from Uganda, Peter ran away from an abusive home at age ten and lived as a street kid for nearly five years. Today, Peter is a single dad to countless foster children and his adopted children, Anthony, Ryder, and Skyler.
Every child deserves a space like home—a sanctuary that echoes their unique spirit and aspirations. Through our Surprise Bedroom Makeovers, we transform the rooms of foster kids and teens into personalized havens of comfort, joy, and belonging. Because when a child feels seen, they feel known. And when they feel known, they shine.
As an African-immigrated citizen AND a former foster child himself—Peter provides educational, inspirational talks on foster care, adoption, child advocacy, and parenting. Peter has overcome a variety of life challenges, and he encourages listeners to love those around them and choose to see the hope in their stories.
