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National Stepfamily Day ~ Friday Humor

On September 16th every year, National Stepfamily Day is celebrated to recognize and celebrate all blended families and their efforts towards successful family life. Over 30% of the population above 18 years lives in a blended family in the U.S. National stepfamily day was founded in 1997 by Cristy Borgeld.


Parents, stepsiblings, and extended families work together to create a loving, healthy, and functional environment for everyone. Do something fun with your stepfamily on National Stepfamily Day and remember, it gets easier with love, understanding, and commitment. Enjoy some jokes on stepdad and stepmom.

1. Hey stepdad, can you tell me how an elevator is different from an escalator?

No stepson

2. Today, my stepdad told me he’s becoming my legal parent.

Me: I’m adopted??

Stepdad: Hi adopted, I’m dad.

3. When does a joke become a stepdad joke?

Right when it hits you.

4. Borrowed a pair of my stepdad’s socks the other day

He said to be careful as they were his lucky golfing socks.

“They have a hole in one.”

5. After years of my mom telling me to bond with my stepdad…

We finally bonded over a shared annoyance of her forcing us to do bonding activities.

I guess you could call it ironic bonding.

6. My crazy stepmom kept knocking on the mall’s doors until the lockdown was over.

Unfortunately, she has now been released.

7. My stepmom fell into a wishing well

I was amazed- I never thought they worked

8. I asked my stepson, “what would you like to call me.”

“Pop,” goes the weasel.

9. What do you do if you see your stepmother hobbling around in the backyard?

Reload.

10. What do they call number 17 in blackjack?

The stepmother, because sometimes you want to hit her, even though you shouldn’t

11. My mother gave birth to me on the stairs

Well, I guess she’s really my stepmother

Bright families are just like bright colors: When you blend two, you get something beautiful! –Unknown

Please, share your tips for a successful stepfamily with us.

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Rae Aria holds a bachelor’s degree in English and Literary Studies. She enjoys writing family oriented-topics. When she’s not writing or working as an editor for Support for Stepdads, she loves spending time with her two sons and reading a wide range of subjects.

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