Mom Explains in Viral Photo Why They Can Always Find Things You Can't

If there is a better way to show how "Mothers know best," it is probably every time they find the thing that you have been looking for hours in just a matter of minutes.

A mom, who goes by the username @motherwithsign on Instagram, briefly explains why moms can easily find the things that you cannot just seem to find.

The photo since became viral, and other moms cannot keep from disagreeing with @motherwithsign.

The mom explains

According to the Hindustan Times, @motherwithsign is Poonam Sapra. Her Instagram account is dedicated to sharing some words of wisdom, jokes, and other messages from a mother.

In the photos that she shares, she uses a white placard and writes all the messages she wants to share with her followers.

The viral photo

In one of the most recent photos of Sapra, she shared how moms can find the things that kids cannot seem to find. The caption of her photo, "Socks, keys, that t-shirt, and wallet - she always knows where you'd keep it before you keep it there, bachhas (red heart emoji)"

The placard says, "The reason why your mom can find things you can't is that she knows you better than you know yourself."

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Other moms could not agree more

In the viral photo, which has been liked more than 24,000 times, moms shared their thoughts about what Sapra shared. One mom said, "My two boys always say to me nothing is lost unless mom can't find it..." Another mom shared, "Very true ...... I am a mommy, but still, my mom knows me better than me" Not only are the moms agreeing to this, but many children who saw the post also shared their personal stories of agreement. One Instagram user said, "It's so scary when things can't be found when I am looking for them, but they suddenly appear in the very same place when my mom looks for them. The horror is real." Aside from the viral photo about finding things, Sapra also shares other messages. Here are some of those: