A comedian hilariously shows the differences between raising boys and girls. This clip will have you doubled over with laughter because it’s hilarious and contains a lot of truth. Parents and grandparents will not want to miss this short, hilarious and very true-to-life clip.

Boys and girls are different in many ways. Because of those differences, they have distinct physical, emotional and psychological needs. That is why God set up the family as the perfect and ideal environment to raise children. Fathers can provide their children with things that a mother cannot, and vice versa.

One of the big ways differences in males and females are noticed is through their temperament, especially when it comes to preteens and teenagers. Those are likely years that no parent wants to relive. Their reactions to situations and circumstances will likely not be the same. In fact, those reactions are likely to vary widely. One may respond with tears and screaming, while another child won’t have much of a reaction at all.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Leanne Morgan discussed whether it’s easy to raise girls or boys. As a parent herself, Leanne is firmly on one side in this discussion. She provides a hilarious personal example to support her belief that boys are much easier to raise than girls.

“Do you think it’s easier to raise girls or boys?” Leanne asks. “And people say boys, and we love our girls, we love our girls. But they’re crazy.”

She mentions how, when picking up her children from school, her daughter’s mood can and does change dramatically in seconds.

“I’m sitting in my minivan, alright?” she says. “I’m watching them come out, and they are in a good mood. I saw it.”

However, that good mood doesn’t last. When her daughter enters the van, she becomes rather testy and immediately starts demanding things.

“Every day, she says something like this, ‘I’m starving to death. You don’t have a piece of cheese in this car? Your driving’s making me car sick.’”

But when it comes to her son, Leanne mentions the difference is like night and day.

“And then my sweet boy would come out and say something like, ‘You know, they’re building a new Home Depot up on 281.’”

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”