Kids 'morph into parents' at age of 32

A new study has revealed that the probability of children morphing into their parents is at its highest when kids reach the age of 32.

According to Netmums.com poll, the tell-tale signs of the transition include finding estate cars practical and realizing that the bins go out more often than you do, the Mirror reported.

70 percent of the respondents of the survey admitted that raising kids was harder than expected and most of the people found themselves relying on their parents' way of bringing up a family and using the same phrases that they had listened to like "because I said so" or "you're not going out dressed like that".