Parents who use humor have better relationships with their children, a study from Penn State found. Humor can make relationships stronger and help parents and children get along better. Humor can also help with problem solving and reduce stress. The researchers talked to people between 18 and 45 years old about their parents and how they were raised. Many people said their parents used humor, and they thought it was a good way to parent. They also said they planned to use humor with their own children. One of the researchers, Benjamin Levi, said humor can help parents and children feel better in stressful situations. Using humor can make everyone feel more relaxed. The study found that parents who used humor had better relationships with their children. It's important for parents to learn how to use humor in a constructive way. Using humor can help children learn how to be flexible and deal with emotions. Parents who use humor show their children how to stay positive in tough times. The researchers are going to do more studies on how humor can help parents and children. They want to understand how humor can help families feel closer and work together better. Using humor can be a fun and effective way for parents and children to bond. Overall, the study showed that using humor in parenting can have many benefits. It can make relationships stronger, reduce stress, and help children learn important skills. So, next time you're feeling stressed, remember that a little humor can go a long way in making things better between you and your parents.