We all know the saying, "kids say the darndest things," but sometimes, kids also do the darndest things, too.
We may think that our children only get our winning looks, but many times they pick up on our incredible sense of humor as well — like these adorable tikes that are way too funny for their own good.
Playing with chalk is fun as anything, but drawing a pillow instead of a hopscotch board to later take a nap on? Well, that's just hilarious.
Who needs to dress up as an elf like the rest of the kids in your class when you can be the king of music? Elvis himself!
Clearly, these parents are raising their daughter to be a witty, sarcastic queen. I can't say I don't love it.
Telling kids that things have a child lock on them, well, they probably take it literally. How do cabinets know a child is opening them? How does the medicine bottle know? Kids, so funny and innocent.
Two for one with funny kids. This girl found herself modeling, although she has never modeled before. And, her brother seems to be pretty into himself in that mirror. Adorable.
The innocence of kids truly astounds me sometimes. Like, of all of these words, this kid circles "circle" because they think that their dog is "round." Also, what food is this pup eating?
In all honesty, this is a whole mood and this kid is 900% right. I have five friends and I still turn off my phone on a regular basis to ignore everyone.
If my sister gave me a painting that was entirely made from my niece's buttcheeks I would hang it with pride all over my apartment so that everyone knows. I'd even make a museum plaque.
Your daughter and I have this in common. Also, the angry expression on her face is truly remarkable, I especially love the angry eyebrows.
Her parents are raising her to feel fulfilled by chicken (hopefully nuggets), and to be honest I am happy and proud of whoever this child is.
Just imagine walking into the hallway and seeing the little tiny legs sticking out of the door where your cat is supposed to go. I would laugh so hard I'd pee.
Sugar and spice and everything nice... and aggressive. I love the subtle sword in her hand ready to take down a full army of any insect that gets in her way.
Hilariously accurate and a perfect way to call her dad old. It is the perfect way for a kid to get back at her dad for teaching her too many vocab words too early on. Solid.
We always tell our kids to practice holding a baby doll to prepare for their new siblings, but let's be realistic — babies are nothing like dolls. They're heavier, and they cry more.
