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This is probably the underestimation of the year to say that being theA newborn parent is a difficult job. You still have toTake care of your household And hold a job while working 24 hours a day to ensure the health and safety of your new package of joy. Between the changes of layers and the 3 feeding lights, you are constantly exhausted. In reality,research showed that the average parent reachedfive hours of sleep during the first year of the life of their newborn. AndA recent studyclaims that it takes up to six years to recover from all thatdeprivation of sleep.

And that's probably why this post from Facebook hilarious from mom-of-ovenLawren Cole GallowayVA viral. In his early childhood education class at the school, the 14-year-old Galloway, Olivia, recently received an interactive robot baby doll - the genre, drinks, cries and becomes William.

It took less than two days for Olivia to whip in the towel and William is not even a real baby!

"She is absolutely exhausted and ready to leave the class and give William back," wrote Galloway. "My favorite moment so far is when she entered my room last night around 3 years old. She wastears by combining her bottle. She asked me to help him because she just wanted to have a little sleep. "

How did Galloway responded? "Yeah no."

The story and photos that Galloway posted from his daughterPARTICULAR PARENTAL Have been massively viral, winner more than 126,000 shares in less than two weeks.

And before thinkingGalloway is revealed In the misery of her daughter, consider the fact that Galloway also recently welcomed a little girl of a month named purple in the family. So, it gives a lot of sense that his answer to his 14-year-old girl with a baby robot was: "My hands are full. This is your note, not mine" like hersaid to buzzfeed.

Despite his struggles, Galloway feels like Olivia does not even know half of it.

"[Baby William] Cry for his bottle, cries to be buoyant, rocking and a change of layer," said Galloway. "[But] [But], there is no chance of a layer of exhaust, spitting or erups of layers. No fever. No illness. And, hey, she did not have to Feeding, buying a formula, layers, wipes or any other essential. It is always helpless, but maybe just a little more educated. "

Olivia was not as well done on the mission, to get 65% overall. But while she may have failed, it looks like her to have learned her lesson. Most people who commented on Galloway's post believe that Olivia's assignment should beMandatory in all schoolsAs it helps teenagers understand how difficult have a baby. And if you have your hands full at home with a non-robot baby, check these40 parental breeding hacks of an incredible child.

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