Every parent can relate to this couple's list of their favorite games. The games this husband and wife routinely play with their children will sound very familiar to every parent. Watch the short but laugh-out-loud funny clip to hear what games made this couple's list.

Being a parent is one of the biggest blessings and joys anyone can experience. Children add so much joy and happiness to life. There's nothing like raising a youngster and watching them grow, learn and explore. Time with your children is something that you wouldn't trade for anything, and every parent would 100 percent agree.

However, as every parent also knows, those little ones can sometimes be a tad aggravating, getting on your nerves occasionally. They, without a doubt, know what annoys you and enjoy intentionally pressing your buttons. They will also push boundaries, seeing what they can get away with, so they'll play "games."

In a clip posted on YouTube, a husband and wife go back and forth, quickly sharing their "favorite games" that their child likes to play. It becomes evident very early that these aren't games but weird, annoying or gross things their children do. The games, which are experiences and situations they have gone through with their children, will likely sound very familiar to every parent.

The woman says she and her husband are regularly asked what their favorite games they like to play with their children, so they happily obliged. The husband hilariously chimed that "there are so many."

"My favorite game is, 'What did I just step in?'" the wife says.

The husband responded that one of his favorite games is very much like the one named by his wife.

"Really good sequel to my favorite game of 'What's that stain? What's that right there?'" he says.

Later in the clip, she shared another game that made her list of top games, including one that involves the always-popular LEGOs.

"My favorite game is 'Ooh, that LEGO felt good on my foot,'" she says.

Proverbs 22:6 "If a child is trained up in the right way, even when he is old, he will not be turned away from it."