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Kids can drive you crazy. But they can also be the source of the funniest, most absurd mishaps. They're still learning about this thing called life, so their silliness is not so much irritating as it's amusing. Children operate according to their own logic which shall never seem reasonable to adults. But that's where the charm comes from!
This time, we've got a selection of kids acting silly and weird. Whether it's thinking dandruff is snow or being mad that poop doesn't come out in one piece – children can have some real pearls of 'kid wisdom.' Let's be gracious and remember to laugh with them and not at them. However dumb their actions may seem.
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#1
Y’all, I Can’t Stop Laughing
Brittania Kelli 1 year ago
Things I need to write in my will for funeral arrangements; must have a mini grim reaper to wave at the funeral cortege.
My “in my head” Voice 1 year ago
I know, right. Maybe you could hire him to stand in the corner at the funeral home!
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Cyber Returns 1 year ago
I want someone dressed as the grim reaper at my funeral and when anyone asks why he is there he is to say "Just making sure he does not get back up again"
Gavin Johnson 1 year ago
Was in the funeral car behind the hearse with my Granddad in it. Mood was low (obviously) but not horrendous, had to stop at some traffic lights next to a Catholic Primary School, the whole school was in the playground, throwing balls, skipping, jumping, and the whole lot stopped and crossed themselves, then stood in silence until we moved away. I can tell you that’s creepy, straight outta a horror film! 100+ children stood crossing themselves is very, very weird. Respectful? Yes. Super creepy? Also yes.
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#2
Uno Reverse Card Not Needed
Edward Treen 1 year ago
Kids ARE adorable - when they're someone else's and you can give them back.
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The Darkest Timeline 1 year ago
This is where, “I know you are but what am I,” takes on a whole new meaning.
#3
Remote-Control Bathroom Break
WishIWasAFlapperGirl 1 year ago
If ever I needed to pee, my parents would reply "have one for me". Still do to this day!!
When we hear of children acting silly, we probably don't think of anything serious. Just like the antics in these pictures – getting their tongues stuck to an icy pole, being rubbish at hide-and-seek, or leaving all the apples in a bowl with bite marks. But can silly behavior be an alarm for a bigger problem?
Experts say there's absolutely nothing wrong with children acting silly. They're immature, therefore they're acting immature, it’s totally appropriate for their age. Parenting coach Meghan Leaghy writes for The Washington Post that the reason behind kids' silliness during social interactions can be panic.
#4
Namaste
Ovata Acronicta 1 year ago
TBF this is also how I am before I decide to punch my way through Doom 2016 again.
#5
Navigation
TheGoodBoi 1 year ago
Aye lassie! Tis how I met yer mother. Was searchin fer me lost booty I was!
sara fulmer 1 year ago
We had a large folded architect draft at work and I told the youth (20?) To "fold it up like a map". Total blank stare. Like the "rolling up the windows" motion. 🤷♀️😕
Audrey Martin 1 year ago
For a time in the 1990's, I worked for WHSmith (books and stationery store in the UK) I was the oldest member of staff,( in my mid 40's) and I was the only member of staff who could re-fold a map after a customer abandoned it, usually on the floor.
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Bella Heughan 1 year ago
When he's a adult his kids won't believe we had the robot TELL us where to go and didn't just take us.
Karen Startz Richardson 1 year ago
Yes . The world was full of pirates...all with treasure maps 🗺️ lolol
#6
I Took Him Out Shopping For His Birthday, Told Him He Could Get Anything He Wanted And He Picked Soap
Jack Smith 1 year ago
practical *and* it smells nice. just don't eat it. speaking from experience, it's disgusting
Miz Chelle 1 year ago
The last time I tasted soap, it was because of my potty mouth when i was 8. I think I had tried all the flavors (AKA brands) by that point. 🫠
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Flora Porter 1 year ago
Bless him, and he's already mastered the essentials of attracting partners - cute smile, great hair and good personal hygiene.
Sheri Lytle 1 year ago
I went to a dollar store with my son when he was 5, I told him he could have anything, and he picked plunger! his friend (same age, and neighbor) wanted the same when he saw what my son had. for weeks the two of them played with a plunger.... ?!! lol kids love the simple things!
KesTheExquisite 1 year ago
"told him he could get anything" - tell me you're an Auntie/Uncle/Grandma/Grandpa without telling me you're an Auntie/Uncle/Grandma/Grandpa :P
E.V. 1 year ago
When my daughter was 3, we took her to the mall at one of those kiosks that sold toys. Told her she could get anything she wanted. The vendor kept showing her their expensive Disney stuffed toys. My daughter picked a couple of small squishy toys that light up. 2 for $1.50! Hahaha
"When young children don't feel comfortable," Leaghy writes, "their brain begins to panic." The silliness that ensues is not a conscious decision. Kids are simply too young to express that they feel uncomfortable in new social situations. The parenting coach writes that then the "panicked brain distracts itself with complete silliness."
If a child starts acting silly when someone introduces them to a grownup, parents shouldn't push them to make eye contact or say 'hello.' Leaghy advises parents to assume the social niceties instead for their kids. It's okay to do all the talking and let the child stand behind a parent's leg. That doesn't mean they'll grow up to be a social ingrate. Their social skills are simply on their way.
#7
This Means War
Jack Smith 1 year ago
honestly, i don't know what they expected. this would happen at any of my old schools, too
Saint Thomas 1 year ago
A nice exemple of the "Cobra effect" in action. Or when the solution makes the problem even worse
sara fulmer 1 year ago
So.... we should bring a more aggressive predators to thin out the children?
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Riley Quinn 1 year ago
Someday adults will realize that whatever rules they design, a group of smart asses will find a work around.
Michael Largey 1 year ago
They should have offered a prize for everyone if both bathrooms were clean.
SpiderNope 5 months ago (edited)
Boys at my elementary school used to p**s up the walls. And on the ceiling. When they gave a talk about it in school, they didn’t separate the boys and girls, so the girls (including me) were sitting there while the boys awkwardly got told off for peeing everywhere.
cal! at the disco (they/him) 1 year ago
This sounds like something that would happen in a "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" book tbh...
#8
Round 1, Fight
Kevin the Manager 1 year ago (edited)
What would they fight about? "SANTA! Put that cookie down! You KNOW they're bad for your teeth, and you've already had 1,030,729,114 of them!" "Fu*k you, you sparkly enamel grabber!"
SparkDragon 1 year ago
Sorry to burst your bubble, but this actually happened to one of the neighbour's kids and no fight ensued. In fact, Santa topped up what the tooth fairy had left him
juice 1 year ago
i used to do this on holidays and vacations for that exact reason! i would get the normal amount of quarters, with the addition of some peppermints or an Easter egg or even gummy sharks (beach vacation). i ended up saving teeth just so i could get extra stuff lol
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Lotekguy 1 year ago
Right. Santa can't fly without all those reindeer. And Santa works hard one night a year, while the TF is on call 24/7/365. Advantage TF.
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Riley Quinn 1 year ago
With an attitude like that, your kid is going places. It might be jail, but I see CEO in the cards.
Comedy Clumbers 1 year ago
I will absolutely buy the premium PPV package for that match!!! TAKE MY MONEY!
Molly Richards 1 year ago
That is not how things work, kid. They both only come when you are sleeping.
#9
I Didn’t Know People Actually Did This
MEB 1 year ago
I did that. Once. Had to be 4 or 5. I think a little bit of my tongue stayed on the post when I pulled away. Lots of blood and tears were shed that day ...
Rinso the Red 1 year ago
Chain on the swing set for me. You only ever do that once, believe me!
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Tim 1 year ago
And rather than immediately helping your child, you decide to take a picture and post it to the world. Great parenting.
Debbie 1 year ago
A picture is taken in seconds - probably the phone was already in hand ready to call emergency services. This is not fun in the moment, but will be in years to come.
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AnnaRachelle 1 year ago
As a parent, the first thing I would of done would be to get some warm water fast. The lad would be so distressed and in pain. Taking a picture would not of entered my mind
KatSaidWhat 1 year ago
tbf, I would have done pic first then water. Sometimes you need pics for future birthdays/wedding.
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Tams21 1 year ago (edited)
The poor kid was extremely uncomfortable and probably in a lot of pain - I really can't understand how it would even cross the mind of a parent to take a picture in a situation like that. To then post it online is potentially humiliating and might even make him a target for bullies.
Halie rhodes 1 year ago
It could’ve been to show the other parent later and if you do it right it won’t hurt and what kids that age is gonna be on here to bully him
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Seedy Vine 1 year ago
Yes! And if none is available, stop panicking, pucker your mouth and start blowing hot air toward the stuck tongue, then wiggle it away.
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Nicole Weymann 1 year ago
I thought so, too, yet when I scolled through the comments I found at least two saying "Yeah, did that several times". I never would have thought NOT doing this even once might bring a small shimmer of pride to me, but here we go.
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Gustav Gallifrey 1 year ago
One-time girlfriend's dad (Hungarian) was press-ganged into the German army in WW2. Drove a tank in Russia. Said it got so cold, if you put your hand on the tank, it froze to the metal. Solution: your friends come and pee on your hand until it's warm enough to unstick.
Responsive Classroom lists three other reasons kids act silly. It's either for the fun of it, to feel like they belong, or to gain a sense of importance. Acting silly and being playful is just part of childhood and kids can be doing it simply to have fun. It also helps them to connect to those around them. "A shared moment of laughter can lead to close friendships," development professionals write.
#10
Bye
Jack Smith 1 year ago
i wouldn't like it if i got a new sibling, either. especially if I were at an age where I didn't really understand why there's suddenly a new baby in the house
Angi 1 year ago
My older brother still hates me for being born and I'm 40
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oui.oui.croissant (ollie) 1 year ago
WAIT THS IS ALMOST IDENTICAL TO A PICTURE OF ME WHEN I TRIED TO RUN AWAY. She's a bit smarter than me though. i packed Cheetah (my fav stuffie) and mayonnaise.
Bella Heughan 1 year ago
When my parents asked if I wanted a bro or sis I said pinapple... I got a brother 🙄
Viv Hart 1 year ago
I was 3 when Little Sister arrived. Mum was clever, she told me, 'Mommy is going to have so much work, with the new baby, I'm going to need help. Will you help Mommy?' Made me feel so important, I jumped in at once. She also said to the baby, btw called Wee One, that she has a lovely Big Sister waiting to play with her, she must grow quickly. I am now 82, Little Sister will be 79, we still love each other dearly.
#11
Took The Snack Pack Away From My Daughter So We Could Get A Nice Picture
Panda Kicki 1 year ago
Easier when they get older. I yell "POOP " to my toddler and get the most sincere smile.
Themoonprincess 1 year ago
Reminds me of our malinois puppy. She would complaint until we gave back her water bowl to snuggle.
Katy McMouse 1 year ago
Crooked baby mouth in the bottom middle shot! I forgot about crooked baby mouth...
#12
That’s Not How It Works
BrownTabby 1 year ago
I’m a New Zealander and I also didn’t know where babies came from until year 10 science class so maybe we can all take a chill pill.
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PolymathNecromancer 1 year ago
Yeah, Nathan, they did the deed on National Dance Like a Chicken Day
KatSaidWhat 1 year ago
I got a birth/conception calculation thing at work one day. So it appears my family had good birthday parties and a couple of special NYE/Xmas... because my brother and cousin 1 are 5 days apart, me and cousin 2 born same day, half sister born same day as cousin 1, cousin 3 was circa xmas, wtc ... At least the folks took it well when I asked about it 😆
Jenna Kay 1 year ago
More than half of my family was born in October ... baby, it's cold outside!
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Nicola Roberts 1 year ago
My birthday is mid November. I was in my 30s before I did the calculation. Ewww parents!!
Michael Largey 1 year ago
February 14th is nine months after May 14th, National Dance Like a Chicken Day. Need I say more?
bi mermaid (she/her/hers) 1 year ago
My friend had a 7th grade teacher-Friend's classmates: why do so many kids have September b-days? Teacher: oh, lots of parents like to have New Year's fun
It's also true that acting silly can make you the center of everybody's attention. And that might be a reason why some kids do it. Child development experts claim that silly behavior is the strongest in first, third, and fifth grades. That's the years when they experience intensive social growth.
#13
To Be Fair, I Also Hate This World
Charles McChristy 1 year ago
Yes, that happened to you, and is not some meme that has been traversing the interwebs since the interwebs came to be. rme
Michael Largey 1 year ago
Must have been the Philadelphia planetarium. It's been said that some of us from Philly would boo a funeral procession.
#14
She's Crying Because Her Brother Proudly Announced The Size Of A Turd He Laid, But Flushed It Before She Could See It
Kurichfield 1 year ago
I'd give for a day without any c**p I had to see or that someone took care of before I could get there...
Comedy Clumbers 1 year ago
Can we add a cat barf rider to that bill proposal?
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pineapple87 1 year ago
This kid looks to be at least 7 or 8 if not older. If a kid that age is throwing tantrums for stuff like this, you need to take another look at your parenting strategies.
I Like Tea 1 year ago
I'm unable to find word "tantrum" in this post. She's being a child- that's her job. No need to parent or child shame.
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Yoga Is A Great Way To Start The Day
Jennifer Brown 1 year ago
and then they have to tell you a story that has no beginning but 6 middles and turns into a musical, then they have to get a snack plus one for the dog, and oh they forgot it was show and tell at school today and everyone has to wear red...and.and and....
Boredom can be another factor. "Boredom, lack of choice and the inability to move the body will turn a 'well-behaved' child into a 'silly' child, and fast," Meghan Leaghy writes in one of her blog posts.
She concludes that parents should encourage the silly child to belong to the class in a productive way, not a silly way. Some strategies can be giving the child more jobs in the classroom, allowing them movement breaks and appointing some time when they can act silly.
#16
A Picture Of Me When I Was 9 Or 10. God I Was So Cringe
lily jones 1 year ago
she looks like such a child in the best way compared to todays 10 year olds running around in sephora with lululemon and stanley cups
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Maria Maria 1 year ago
I genuinely hope you were driving back from the store after buying the plunger.
InvisibleQuokka 1 year ago
Thats not as bad as some people don't worry. Now I'm going to go cry in the corner goodbye
#17
Best. Trade. Ever
ColdSteelRonin 1 year ago
Did a similar thing as a child. Traded 80 Battlestar Galactica cards for a Rolex. Had to trade back the next day.
Clown fish 1 year ago
My niece gave away her mum's engagement ring for a pack of gum and 11 Pokémon cards lol
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Bella Heughan 1 year ago
Imagine sending your kid to school with a Nintendo Switch and them coming back with fight spinner... that poor mum
#18
Before She Could Read
The Original Bruno 1 year ago
Oh, no. You don't wnat to risk credibility loss like that. Curiosity will eventually overcome fear.
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Birgit Sommer 1 year ago
I potty-trained my daughter in one day by showing her the secret magic behind turning blue toilet water green.
Stephanie Did It 1 year ago
I used to tell my grandson that we had to put the dangerous things away or out of reach "so no babies find it and get hurt." He always agreed and never figured out that he was the babies.
Alice Teasdale 1 year ago
My husband and I call it Narbecue sauce. A brown sticky substance beginning with N. Kids don't materialise so readily with teaspoons for Narbecue
Philenzortia 1 year ago
When my mom and dad wanted to drink Coca-Cola they'll call the cleaning lady and told her they wanted "Cold coffee" she already knew what they meant so she served it in mugs to trick me and my brother.
Rebeka Terry 1 year ago
my friend told her kids that mcdonalds soft serve was goat's milk icecream, they never asked for it again.
Mike Rodrick 1 year ago
Tell them it tastes like a green vegetable of your choice. Broccoli maybe.
Can silly behavior be disruptive? Of course, especially in the classroom. These types of kids often get labeled 'the class clown.' The reason behind such behavior is not always seeking attention.
Understood writes that children might attempt to cover up things like anxiety, bullying, trouble with focus or social skills. Low self-esteem and stressful situations at home can also be reasons.
#19
Nice
Jack Smith 1 year ago
uh huh, yeah. definitely nobody knows why. it's a mystery. i suppose we'll never find out
The Disneyland Duck 1 year ago
I don't, but now Don't ruin my innocence please.
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pineapple87 1 year ago
We used to live on the route of a bus number 69, which my dad would regularly call the sex bus. It took me years to figure out why, until then I imagined that he had had sex on it, which was way more gross than the actual explanation.
Little Bestie Capybara 1 year ago
I was the innocent kid until some kid said it one time too many and I regret urban dictionary-ing it
#20
Mad Because Poop Is Not In One Piece
I Like Tea 1 year ago
How do you know that your husband didn't cut it when she wasn't looking?
Allie Herz 1 year ago
When my brother was a toddler, you couldn’t flush his poop unless everyone was there and watching.
SPARKIZE 1 year ago
She has a good case, cuz intestines are one long organ
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My Kid Was Playing Workshop While I Fixed The Garage Door Yesterday. Super Glad I Checked My Shoe Before Putting It On
DoNotGoGentleIntoThatGoodNight 1 year ago
Reminds me of the trauma I experienced watching A Quiet Place. if you know....you know.
Ben 1 year ago
I did not know people check their shoes before putting them on. Have I been doing this wrong my entire life.
Sosha 1 year ago
I have been stung by bees in my shoes two times one of them being a hornet (don't know the type) and found a scorpion in my shoe once, so I always check my shoes if I had left them outside.
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Little Bestie Capybara 1 year ago
I just felt the pain of a million screws just looking at this image.
Hyperactive kids or those who have learning differences also often become class clowns. Sometimes, it might be related to ADHD. According to experts on Understood, "being funny, theatrical, and larger than life can be a natural benefit of ADHD for many kids. Playing the role of entertainer is a way to use a strength to make up for challenges."
#22
Mother's Day
Kate 1 year ago
Nah, I tried telling my mom that last year, and she gave me The Look.
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Wait for his birthday and go reverse Uno: "I just wanted to let you know,..." 😂 (I'm not that cruel - but I would use it as a quick retort. Works better that way anyway)
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Anyone-for-tea? 1 year ago
By that logic you also need to give your dad a present on Mother’s Day!
Maria Maria 1 year ago
"Joshua, who do you think GAVE you your birthday? I will be waiting by the bar."
Nicole Weymann 1 year ago
Yup - but so would she if she gave him that reply on his birthday. Stay with me for more cool parenting tips! 😁
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Hide And Seek In My Son’s Hospital Room
zububonsai 1 year ago
Yeah, why announcing a hide and seek pic and then they post only a pic of an empty room? Makes no sense...*head scratching*🤔
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Kevin the Manager 1 year ago
Someone please add a red circle so I can find this so-called "kid."
#24
The First Thing He Does
Jack Smith 1 year ago
i mean, come on! it's a big red button! what else was he supposed to do?
Rob Williams 1 year ago
As Terry Pratchett wrote…“Some humans would do anything to see if it was possible to do it. If you put a large switch in some cave somewhere, with a sign on it saying 'End-of-the-World Switch. PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH', the paint wouldn't even have time to dry.”
Bella Heughan 1 year ago
When someone tells a kid they can't touch something, I mean then they HAVE to
Nikki Sevven 1 year ago
That kid will absolutely get a full scholarship to Unseen U. Might even be Archchancellor one day.
What should adults do when silly behavior goes out of hand? Board Certified Behavior Analyst Dr. Baker Wright, Ph.D., has some advice on her blog on what to do and not to do. One of the things that most definitely won't help is repeatedly saying 'Stop.' She says it will only result in the parent blowing a fuse, so it's better to redirect kids to do or talk about something else.
#25
I Tried Turning On The TV And It Wouldn't Turn On. I Opened The Remote And I Found This
Robert T 1 year ago
My biggest problem with this is not the non-working remote, but that those are not what we know as Smarties in the UK. They look like Refreshers.
#26
This Is Genius
Jack Smith 1 year ago
relatable. i'd do that, too. what's the point in having fancy bags if you can't put food in them?
sara fulmer 1 year ago
I saw a tictoc in this girl at a club found a cigarette purse 👛 on a stool and looked for I.D. and it was full of French fries 🍟
#27
My Son Thinks He Is Hilarious - Told Him To Stack The Dishes In The Sink
The Original Bruno 1 year ago
He did put all the ones most likely to break and best at supporting weight on the bottom!
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Don't expect them to go from 100 to 0 in a second. When kids are running around and being silly, they won't halt immediately. Because this is likely a result of unorganized play, suggest a game with specific rules. This might make them more calm as it requires more mental focus.
#28
Found My Camera On The Floor And Asked My Kid If He'd Been Fiddling With It. "No, Of Course Not Daddy"
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
I luv how that picture looks like how I imagined his face when he told u that
MaximumKarmaSaint 1 year ago
Even better: A mirror image of the photo, thumbs-up and everything.
Load More Replies... Kevin the Manager 1 year ago
Well, technically he wasn't "fiddling" with it. He was taking pictures!
Maria Maria 1 year ago
I found several pictures of my then six year old son's naked butt. He thought it was hilarious.
#29
Paper Clips Are Hard
I heart Boo-BI-es 1 year ago
Pretty creative, while also using the paperclip for what it was intended for. It seems like they knew the purpose for paperclips but made a few adjustments and modifications to make it work for them.
InvisibleQuokka 1 year ago
When the teacher suddenly makes eye contact with the most introverted kid as they ask for the answer to the question (bonus points if you know the answer but just don't want to say it!)
#30
Ah Yes, How To Get A "Free" Cookie (I Work At A Coffee Shop)
Mike F 1 year ago
When my brother and I were young, we had a neighbor who worked at a bakery, back in the day when they were stand-alone. The cookies were like 10¢ each but broken ones were 2¢. The neighbor lady would find out how much money we had then break a bunch of cookies so we could have a bag full. Love ya, Marlene, wherever you are!
If the child is at an age where it's possible to reason with them, try talking. "Kids sometimes need help understanding the consequences of their behavior," experts at Responsive Classroom write. "They may not see the effect their clowning around is having. Or they may feel embarrassed by their behavior, but not know what to do instead."
#31
Can We All Just Take A Moment To Appreciate How Awesome My Niece Is Hiding
BananaMonkey(they/them)2.0 1 year ago
no i think she's behind the curtains
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Comedy Clumbers 1 year ago
It's a trap! Good ole "doll in a backwards jacket" trick while the kid is sloth-hanging from the curtain rod to pounce on you!!
#32
We're Playing Hide-And-Seek
Hmmm hmmmm 1 year ago
Great job bored panda uploadung the wrong picture yet again. This one's just an empty box honestly
#33
I'm Babysitting My 3-Year-Old Brother. We Decided To Play Hide And Seek. This Was His Hiding Spot. I Washed The Dishes And Folded My Clothes While Loudly Asking Were He Was. Everyone Won
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
Guys I cant find him, in fact there doesn't seem to be anywhere in this photo he could be hiding. Was this a screwup on BP's part or maybe OP picked the wrong photo or smthn?
Georgie Montague 1 year ago
There's a good reason that parents play hide and seek with their kids...!
Hmmm hmmmm 1 year ago
Again bored panda just an empty bed cover. This is the third time they've done this
#34
My Neighbor's Kid Was Tasked With Bringing My Mom Some Chocolates
Saphyre Fyre 1 year ago
Or they didn't like the taste of it so didn't have any more
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Lucas 1 year ago
Just had some very similar - friend brought them back for me from Belgium. £38 for a box this size. They were exquisite to eat as well as to look at.
Load More Replies... Robert T 1 year ago
I thought the kid had replaced the chocolates with Christmas decorations at first!
juice 1 year ago
a company called Chocotella, located in Georgia (the country)! https://www.instagram.com/chocotella_handmadechocolate?igsh=ZHI0bWZtZG9jZXph
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Ovata Acronicta 1 year ago
Pretty cheap delivery fee! I wonder what the one that's missing looked like though, they're all so pretty!
Jack Smith 1 year ago
my mom once told me a story about one time she asked me to bring some cookies she made to my grandparents (they lived right next to us) and I ate like half of them. this reminded me of that
Andrew Keir 1 year ago
That's why my mother was made to whistle all the way, when she carried the Sunday roast to the meat safe (1930s UK).
#35
A Guy's PS4 Was Ruined After His 6-Year-Old Son Wanted To "Play A Nice Dog Game" He Found In The Garage
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
could u imagine how scared the kid was when he realized he broke it?
zububonsai 1 year ago
(sorry, I'm not familiar with Finnish construction stuff 🫣) Is this sandpaper? 😱
Tim Anderson 1 year ago (edited)
It's an abrasive cutoff disc for an angle grinder. To a kid it could look likea CD or DVD.
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#36
Tell Me You Have A Three-Year-Old Without Telling Me You Have A Three-Year-Old
Marilyn Holt 1 year ago
This sort of happened to me once, but with a bowl of peaches and very tiny bites. It's how I found out there were mice in the kitchen. Every. Single. Beautiful. Peach.
Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago
Daughter bought donuts for her crew on a Saturday, left them, and my grandson, in a room while she went to perform a task....every donut had a bite out of it...told grandpa "the purple ones are really tasty"...I agreed.
Bec 1 year ago
Our town has an ice cream shop that makes ice cream balls that are covered in chocolate, so 7f you get the mixed quart you don't know what flavor you get. My little cousin took bites out of each one looking for strawberry, I don't think she'll ever live it down. Every time we get ice cream balls it's remember the time...
Joshua David 1 year ago
I had a bowl of fake lemons on my table and my friend brought her son over and every single one of them had bite marks in them. I didn't think that was very cute.
Rebeka Terry 1 year ago
Yes my daughter did this with chocolate biscuits once 2023-10-10...0c93d8.jpg 
#37
My 5-Year-Old Refused To Eat His Fritter Because “It Looks Like A Baby Dragon”. He Wanted Me To Take A Photo And Share It With The World, So Here You Go
JayWantsACat 1 year ago
I don't see a dragon but I see a cherub. Head is the top right blob, wings are the top left blob, arms stickling our to the right, bottom left blob is one leg, and the blob sticking out at the bottom is the other leg. There's even a little piece for the halo above the head blob.
Joanne Earle 1 year ago
How can you not see it? He's facing right, with the wings behind his head, front foot under his head and 2 back feet curled under his butt/tail area.
#38
Who This Kid Trying To Fool
Rick Seiden 1 year ago
I'm thinking of that meme with Pam from the office where she's saying, "They're the same picture"
#39
My 8-Year-Old Niece Changed Her Roblox Display Name To "Poopfart" And Couldn’t Change It
Pandamonium 1 year ago
On the website for my credit card I've changed my display name to "you jerk" for fun. Now it sounds like they're just constantly abusing me, and I see messages like "Welcome back, you jerk". I know it's stupid but it makes me smile :)
#40
My Two-Year-Old: "I Want The Choclate Banana"
v 1 year ago
The darker colored bananas are for illustrating order of magnitude scale. The yellow ones are pretenders to the throne in comparison.
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Michael None 1 year ago
A piece of advice....give it to her. It won't hurt and she'll learn a valuable lesson about bannanas.
Joshua David 1 year ago
Make some naner bread with the chocolate ones. They're perfect for it.
DoNotGoGentleIntoThatGoodNight 1 year ago
Ohh this child it me. I always went for the ones that look a little 'too' ripe
#41
Why Does My Phone Say It’s Wet? Introducing, My Son
Jack Smith 1 year ago
why. just why. if he's old enough to have a phone, he should be old enough to know not to get it wet, which includes watching videos *in the shower*, a completely unnecessary action
Little Wonder 1 year ago
Jack, the other day my friend who is in her 40s told me that she carried a paperback into the shower to read because she likes to read in the bath. Being old enough to have a phone does not prevent one from having brain farts.
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Stephanie Barr 1 year ago
My daughter if fifteen. A few months ago, she was complaining that her phone wasn't working right. The screen was definitely freaking out and I couldn't figure out why. "Maybe," she says, "it's because if fell in the bath yesterday."
pineapple87 1 year ago
What a perplexing mystery. I wonder if we'll ever find out how the water could have gotten there.
#42
This Is Our 4-Year-Old Niece's Hiding Place. My Wife On The Left Is The Seeker
I heart Boo-BI-es 1 year ago
Where? I don't see any 4 year old, just a woman sitting near the edge of the bed.
Charles McChristy 1 year ago
Well, the kid IS wearing the free socks you get when you're crazy.
#43
Trying To Eat A Cracker
Anyone-for-tea? 1 year ago
I’ve tried to rub my nose before with my motorcycle helmet on, with the visor still down 🤦🏻♀️
#44
5-Year-Old Is Inventing New Pokémon With Legos And Named This One “Boner”
Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Can't help noticing that we're all tip-toe-ing round a slightly different point ...
Angelshark 1 year ago
I don't know what you're talking about. Are you suggesting there is something perhaps lewd or inappropriate about this?
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Neil Henderson 1 year ago
It is not Legos - just Lego. A single sheep is a sheep, multiple sheep are also sheep.
Kevin the Manager 1 year ago
Seriously, folks! If someone asks you to play with "Legos," just do so and enjoy the simple pleasures in life. "Dad! Look what I'm building with my Legos!" "YOU CAN'T HAVE FUN WITH THEM IF YOU SAY THE WORD THAT WAY!!!" Sheesh! 🙄
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My “in my head” Voice 1 year ago
And nobody comments on "Boner." BP, though art a fickle b***h.
#45
What A Preamble
#46
Ok, But I've Done That Though
Javelina Poppers 1 year ago
My grandson when he was 4 refused to eat baloney, my daughter started calling it "Circle Ham". He outgrew that phase, but the name lives on in our family.
#47
My Son Playing Hide-And-Seek At My Parents' House
Ovata Acronicta 1 year ago
Yeah what the heck, so many pictures of "kids hiding" but there are no kids?!
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Bubs (he/they) 1 year ago
that's an interesting design for the shower door! where's the kid though? did you not find him?
Hmmm hmmmm 1 year ago
Mate this post is getting ridiculous 5 photos about hide and seek with completely random photos attached
#48
My Kid Took A Bite Out Of The Pie And Filled The Hole With Potatoes To Hide The Evidence
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
the fact that he genuinely thought this would work is so funny to me. Like he really saw that n went "yup, its just like it never happened"
Dee Rutherford 1 year ago
Once upon a time, my stepmother backed a pumpkin pie to serve at her dinner party. When she went to get it, the cat had eaten the middle out of it. She filled the hole with whipped cream! 🙄🙄
Load More Replies... Kirsten Holmes 1 year ago
I left one bite of fudge in the Tupperware once. Ate allow the pieces. Left one bite. Not sure why I thought that would fool everyone especially when I was the only person in the family with a gap tooth.
Molly Richards 1 year ago
Where are the potatoes? Are they sweet potatoes? Is that why I can't see them?
#49
Get These Notifications At Work From My 4-Year-Old
Kevin the Manager 1 year ago
I still get a grin from reading and saying these words. I am 45. I refuse to believe I am alone.
I Like Tea 1 year ago
I'm older than you and still giggling whilst reading them out loud!
Load More Replies... CryingChildKinnie 1 year ago
oh my little brother just constantly announced "fart noise" yesterday.
Populus tremuloides(they/them) 1 year ago
I'm guessing that the cut off Ec is echo, which is both Amazon's voice activated smart thingy and the name of my dog
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#50
Appreciate Him
Little Bestie Capybara 1 year ago
Ah yes, plastic is so out of style, he had to eat rice paper
#51
My Son, Forever Falling Asleep In The Most Random, And Uncomfortable, Crazy Positions... The Kid Has So Many Places He Could Sleep, And He Picks This
Multiple twin beds, a futon, a queen bed, bunk beds, hell even multiple couches. And this is the best he could come up with?
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
idk when I was 12-13 this felt nice. Sleeping in weird poses was rlly neat
Rick Seiden 1 year ago
My younger brother used to fall asleep wherever he was at a specific time in the afternoon. Didn't matter where or what he was doing. We have a picture of him in full baseball catcher's gear, holding the glove up ready to catch a pitch, out like a light.
#52
My Son Went To A Dinosaur Event And They Had A Thing Where You Could Color A Dinosaur And It Would Go On A Screen. This Is My Son's
The Darkest Timeline 1 year ago
My bil, as a child, found a pair of horned frogs. He named them “Horny,” and, “Horny Ann.”
#53
My Daughter Is Also Going Pro At Hide-And-Seek
Jack Smith 1 year ago
she can fit *behind* the toilet? forget hide and seek, that's impressive all on its own!
Madam Puddyfoot 1 year ago
I was thinking the same thing! Is she the width of a sheet of paper?!
Load More Replies... Banana Vic 1 year ago
How the hell did she get back there?! Looks like a doll head on a toilet 😂
#54
Beautiful Message For Veteran’s Day
#55
Dandruff Powers
#56
Spin The Bottle (He's 11)
Marvel morgan 1 year ago
i like that one the best run friends im putting gel on you run for your lifes.
#57
How Old Were You Guys When You Got To Know About "Incognito Mode"?
Jack Smith 1 year ago
he's 13 and doesn't know about how pregnancy works? at least the basics? time to get teaching and hope he hasn't absorbed any negative\false information about sex already
Brittania Kelli 1 year ago
While I respect different cultures and religions who are not open about sex, the last thing you want your kid to do is learn about sex just from the internet.
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#58
Kid Attempts To Understand Things In A Way No One Else Could
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
LMAOOOOOOO omg wtf that is actually soooo funny. I mean, maybe they did? omg this just made my whole night :3
Mia Bouhan 1 year ago
you do realize you said Laughing my a*s off off off off off off off
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Maybe because these posts are read by people who don't want to think about the end of their lives. And by children, too, in some cases.
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Middle Schoolers Visited Our Automotive Shop, They Tried To Cover It Up
#60
This Is What Happens When You Tell Your Kid To Make His Own Snack And He Microwaves An Egg For 11 Minutes
Panda On My Balcony 1 year ago
It took exactly 1 minute 59 seconds at 700W to do this with my egg in the workplace microwave .... I'd set it for two minutes.
Sooploosh MacSchnibble 1 year ago
one time I put an easter egg in the microwave for like 5 minutes n the whole house stank
#61
He Was Trying To Figure Out How Heavy His Face Is
Donkey boi 1 year ago
The best way to do that is to fill a bucket to the brim with water, weigh it. Then stick your whole head in, displacing the water. Weigh the bucket again. The difference is the weight of your head.
Robert T 1 year ago (edited)
That is the VOLUME of your head, as 1cm-cubed of water weighs 1g. You can then work out the MASS of your head if you know the DENSITY. In the case of this child, the DENSITY would appear to be quite high!
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#62
My 3-Year-Old Asking If I Can Hear Her
Mr. Nurse Man 1 year ago
I'm glad that kid's face is blurred. No need for random people on the internet to have any way to identify them and do some of the creepy and despicable things you can read about happening from something so innocent as a photo.
#63
"Dad, This School Has Netflix!"
#64
He's "Stuck"
Jack Smith 1 year ago
the only thing trapping you is the confines of your imagination, kid. some advice? stay there. it's much nicer than reality, even if you *are* stuck in a cardboard box you could easily climb out of
#65
My Son Bit The Directional Pad Of The Remote
My O My 1 year ago
It's not so much a "letting them do sth" but more a "not putting them in a straight jacket"
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Jinx (she/her) 1 year ago
my son (now 9) also attempted this, thankfully I stopped him with only one button pried up. glued it back down and it still worked. we still have that remote lol
Blue Bunny of Happiness 1 year ago
Get a house rabbit and ALL the buttons on the remote mysteriously vanish…
#66
Silly Kids
Panda On My Balcony 1 year ago
My son's called his best friend "boy with the straight down hair" for months until I asked the nursery staff and discovered his name was Leo.
Bored something 1 year ago
In kinder my oldest made friends with Offiffer. Told us we were wrong when we suggested it was Oliver. They've just left grade 10. He is still called Offiffer to differentiate him from other Oliver's we know.
Populus tremuloides(they/them) 1 year ago
I was friends with twins from preschool to second grade and I couldn't tell them apart for at least 2 years
Kevin the Manager 1 year ago
I just learned the other day that my childhood best friend, an individual I've known since preschool, is imaginary! Who knew?
#67
My 8-Year-Old Is Going To Grandma's. I Told Him To Dress Nice And Hurry Up Because He Was Going To Church With Them. I Didn't See How He Left The House... My Mom Just Sent Me This Picture
#68
Lessons Were Learned
Mr. Nurse Man 1 year ago
For a moment, I though it said "caught it with my eyes" and I was envisioning a metal pole going through their face..
Nicely 1 year ago
It's where you hang out if you're secretly into rock music
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#69
PS5 In For HDMI Replacement. Kid Said "I Pushed The Cable In A Little Too Hard"
#70
My 2 Preschoolers Just Did This To An Entire Bag Of Cable Ties
Jack Smith 1 year ago
you can undo it. i believe there's a little tab you can push down. not sure, feel free to correct me. i just saw someone else mention something about it, so I may be remembering incorrectly
#71
Our Son At The Beach Park Earlier This Morning. I Wouldn't Let Him Touch A Washed-Up Jellyfish
Jack Smith 1 year ago
but it's squishy! how dare you not let him touch the potentially dangerous animal!
#72
My Brother Crying Because We’re Burning Some Wood In The Fireplace
#73
I Got "Pranked"
Basically, he was trying to lock the door from the outside by using tape so no one could twist the door knob.
#74
These Are The Things My 7-Year-Old Son Felt Worthy Of This Acrylic Display Box
#75
I Used To Fake Showers. I Would Turn On The Water, But Not Get In. My Mom Caught Me Once And That Was The Last Time I Did That Again
Jack Smith 1 year ago
i've heard so many stories about kids faking of refusing showers over the years, and i just don't get it. i love showers, and always have, and I've never understood kids who put in so much effort to fake showering
#76
8-Year-Old's Thought Process: I Like It, I Did It, The End
My sister sent me this message earlier and I can't get over how funny and absurd it is. My niece is such a sweet kid, but she does the most bafflingly hilarious things sometimes.
#77
One Of My Facebook Friends Bought Their Young Son A Phone, This Was One Of The 1st Conversations
Lydsylou (she/her) 1 year ago
No it wasn't I've seen that before by someone claiming to have a friend just learning English
#78
My 4-Year-Old Wouldn't Finish Her Dumpling Because Bites Were Already Taken Out Of It. She's The One Who Took The Bites
Kevin the Manager 1 year ago
My son got the last dumpling last night, but it was cut up into bite-sized pieces, and he INSISTED that he "couldn't find it."
#79
Playing Hide-And-Seek With My Son And I Think I Know Where He Is
Penguin Panda Pop 1 year ago
Yeah, this post is weird. Wouldn't you take a picture of the actual hiding place rather than a bed with absolutely no-one on it?
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Hide-And-Seek
Madam Puddyfoot 1 year ago
I love when you loudly ask "Where is "kid's name"?! And they giggle and reply," I"m over here!"
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Walked In On The Kid Making Something In The Microwave. I Said "What Are You Making?", He Said, "Toast"
#82
I Was Playing Hide-And-Seek With My Friends' Son. I Guess He Can Only Get Better
#83
My Younger Brother Thought It Was A Great Idea To Get A Stain Out With These 3 Things
#84
This Is How I Found My Kids’ Toothbrushes
Saphyre Fyre 1 year ago
So Sooplossh has (at the time of this comment) 4 upvotes, and Jack Smith has a downvote for "ewwwwww! nasty." Why is this??
KatSaidWhat 1 year ago
I'm not sure why people are so grossed out unless they don't rinse their own brushes properly after brushing. Or before, for that matter.
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The Redhead 1 year ago
My daughter had a minor speech delay so she didn't say much until she was 3 (she always understood what we said and we had ways of communicating). Anyway one evening in the living room me her and daddy I noticed some pink scribble marks on the TV. I picked her up and asked "who colored on the TV with a pink crayon?" Without a moment of hesitation she pointed at daddy.
WishIWasAFlapperGirl 1 year ago
I used to be cabin crew and I remember one flight, I think it was either a late or a morning flight as it was quite quiet during landing. We had come into land at our destination and whilst we were taxi-ing to our stand some innocent child pipes up loud enough for everyone to hear "that was a good landing mummy............we didn't crash!!". All I could do was smile and chuckle, but I'm thinking "what have you been watching or landings have you survived in your short life!!!". Bless him though!!
Shah Hasanur Nabi 1 year ago
Very information information. Anyway, if need child and adolescent psychotherapist https://www.hayley-rice.com/ would be help.
bill marsano 1 year ago
Yo, BP Editors: maybe think about retiring the hackneyed "Just Had To" thing?
The Redhead 1 year ago
My daughter had a minor speech delay so she didn't say much until she was 3 (she always understood what we said and we had ways of communicating). Anyway one evening in the living room me her and daddy I noticed some pink scribble marks on the TV. I picked her up and asked "who colored on the TV with a pink crayon?" Without a moment of hesitation she pointed at daddy.
WishIWasAFlapperGirl 1 year ago
I used to be cabin crew and I remember one flight, I think it was either a late or a morning flight as it was quite quiet during landing. We had come into land at our destination and whilst we were taxi-ing to our stand some innocent child pipes up loud enough for everyone to hear "that was a good landing mummy............we didn't crash!!". All I could do was smile and chuckle, but I'm thinking "what have you been watching or landings have you survived in your short life!!!". Bless him though!!
Shah Hasanur Nabi 1 year ago
Very information information. Anyway, if need child and adolescent psychotherapist https://www.hayley-rice.com/ would be help.
bill marsano 1 year ago
Yo, BP Editors: maybe think about retiring the hackneyed "Just Had To" thing?
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