My kids really annoy me. Not a bad parent?

I can't be the only parent who gets annoyed by their kids. My boys are 4 and 7 and annoying! They're crazy regardless of how I parent them, they have crazy personalities. They're all over the place, getting into everything, they don't listen, they think everything is a joke, my youngest has terrible behavior, they want everything, iPads, iPods, iPhones, because they see we have it, I can't take out my phone without someone throwing a tantrum because they want it. It's a 24/7 ordeal. I always wanted 1 girl, but got 2 boys. Tell me I'm not the only person who gets annoyed by their kids. I do love them but jeez!

I think its normal all kids are annoying…

I'm sure it's all normal, parenting is not an easy job. I'm sure my mother gets annoyed with me and my siblings every now and then.

I'm not a parent, but all I can say is you need to put them in check. Tell them no.

You can get better behavior our of them, but all their care providers-and I mean all of them-will have to be on the same path. Of you use the naughty chair and you restart the clock everytime they act up and you do not give into their tantrums, it can work. Thing is, you have to do it, your honey has to do it, your family has to do it, your honey's family has to do it, your baby sisters have to do it. I'm sure they're not stupid kids,. After a week or so it should work. It did with my friend's kids,. And they were so bad, I stopped visiting her.

I think my kids are annoying too, gotta love them though, haha.

My twin boys will have screaming matches with each other, start laughing, scream more at each other.
My daughter will steal the batteries out of everything and hoard them in one of her old shoes.
My adopted son will race through the house and amp up all the dogs to do the same.

Just some of the annoying things they will do.

Totally normal for kids to act crazy and annoying.

Teach your kids why things aren't attainable.

Give them an allowance for doing chores, then when they get the allowance take out a small lumps sum for "taxes" or "rent" or whatever, to teach them a lesson about what money is really worth.

Have them buy something they want with their own money. I think they'll learn quickly why somethings aren't attainable, and why they can't have everything they want.

You are creating these children as they grow, you want them to calm down and listen better - get them in sports, and teach them what is what.