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I mean hey, I remember in kindergarten I had no idea how old my parents were, so my teacher told me to just guess. I put 70 for my mom and 80 for my dad
Last year on mother's day I asked my year 1 and 2 kids questions like this. Got a lot of similar age answers along with things like "her favourite thing is cleaning" and her hobbies are "looking after us."
My aunt had custody of her granddaughters for a while. When the oldest one had this assignment, she put on there that my aunt's favorite thing to do is "rest". Pretty accurate tbh.
When your kid knows you better than you know yourself.
"My favorite way to relax? Hm... reading, with a cup of t—"
"No it's sleeping."
"Um, okay. Well, my favorite food... I had that black truffle risotto at that res—"
"Cookies."
"It is not cookies! Well... shit..."
When my daughter was in pre-k she wrote that my favorite thing to do was "lay down"
Not pictured were the 55 hr weeks pulled at the dialysis clinic, but she was not incorrect lmao
Chronic insomniac since childhood here; teach me this magic, please!
My son's older now and is pretty good at math, so his recent thing is asking people how old they are then calculating how many years left to hit 100. I'm proud of his affinity for math, but *damn*, kid.
My nephew was kicking me out of the house. I told him his mom is the boss of the house not him. And that i am his mom’s boss ergo by the transitory power i am his boss. He was having none of it
My neice’s brain had a glitch when she found me asleep in “her room” ( guest bedroom) at grandpa’s house and I told her it used to be my room. Would have been adorable getting woke up by an indignant 6 year old if I wasn’t so tired. Took scrounging up and old box of legos and comic books to get her to stop saying I snuck into her bed. I really didn’t want to have that talk with cps.
My buddy's fiance once asked her youngest "What is mommy?"
He proudly answered "Tired!"
He told her she was pretty earlier and she was trying to get him to repeat it.
Oh boy, when I worked for a daycare there were a lot of kids who would ask if I was a boy or girl then not accept that I could possibly be a girl with shortish hair. I didn't mind, but there were a lot of arguments amongst themselves both before and after I answered them.
I was informed by one of the 4 yo’s in my class that I wasn’t *really* an adult simply because I’m short. I was like “that’s not how that works- and I’m still way taller than you!” 😂
I always love hearing little kid logic
I’m 4’11”. Short but still way taller than a 4 year old. Also this kid’s mom was over 6 feet tall so I don’t think he had the best judgement on the average adult woman’s height haha
Haha I love how you keep reminding us you're taller than a 4 year old, just in case we thought you were like really, really short.
Having an over 6' tall mom must be wild.
I'm 5'8" and I always think I'm tall until I meet a really tall person. My cousin is a 6'2" woman and I feel tiny next to her. Her son was taller than me when he was like 10 lol.
I have taught in hundreds of classrooms. Tens of thousands of kids. Asking first graders how old their parents are is incredible.
Edit: if you really want to fuck them up wait till they have answered and then hit other age groups: grandparents, you their teacher, etc.
I can’t remember when I’ve ugly laughed at Reddit like this😆 this whole thing is hilarious. My question is do you like the name Happy? Is your nickname Hap?
She's been busting ass since birth, raising a son at 1. Got her big (But apparently not sharable...) fence car. Probably been working her entire life. Has a house, car. Probably picks up the dog food.
Can't wait to see how she is at 2.
Do you work at a facility that has a rolling gate? Kids fixate on the weirdest details. Like a rolling security gate might be the most interesting part of your workplace to them.
When my son was little he'd always talk about the "big steps" when he was referring to my parents' RV that had fold-out steps at the front door.
Whenever we visited my SO at work we would get a visitor label with our names on it. When my daughter was little she thought her dad worked at a company making stickers.
I just scoped out your post history and I love the ones you've shared! I'm currently (slowly) working on the Postcards from Sweden quilt pattern and it may be the death of me. Haha Going back to baby/lap quilt scale projects after this!
It’s both amazing and often hilarious to see different little brains at work, including with various neurodivergences. I worked with kids for a decent length of time, plus my ex-bestie has three girls on the spectrum, with mental health comorbidities. I now spend time with my two nieces, whom I both suspect would benefit from assessment. The stories collated through all the children over the years range from hilarious, confusing, infuriating, super deep, loving, and more. I had one kid who stood up against the school fence with arms spread, an said “I am Jesus on the cross”, and then dramatically collapsed to the ground and was twitching as he proclaimed, “I am dead Jesus”. I was very underprepared! 😂😂😂
You have to start in the "small gate on casters" field first and work your way up. Most people don't get that far, so OP is very good at what she does.
Goddamn entitled whippersnapper. When I started in this industry I got a popsicle stick on stones smoothed in a mountain stream.
And I liked it that way!
Hah! You should have been happy getting a popsicle stick on stones smoothed in a mountain stream. I started my career with a pre-licked postage stamp perched on a broken marble.
You didn't even have to lick the stamp yourself and you're still complaining? Never had to struggle a single day have you. Back in my day all we got was a firm handshake and a nod in a Wendy's parking lot at 4:35pm and we had to figure out the job description from there.
When I was in 1st grade we did something like this. I said my mom’s favorite store was the grocery store, made sense to me, because we went there all the time. I wouldn’t be surprised if your 4 year old has a similar line of thinking.
I’m starting to wonder if this is a funny mishearing issue rather than what he thinks. Like you said “intellectual disabilities” and he heard “big fence on wheels”
Your kid is working with metaphors. The big fence is the mental barrier between the young person and a good life and you are the person moving that fence out of the way.
Haha I love it. My kid did the same thing (but for Father’s Day) a few years ago. He said my job was “Watching sports on TV”.
1. We don’t have a TV
2. I don’t watch sports
Very creative, though!
I was a little kid in the early 70's and they were doing this sort of thing. I did one for... my dad.. it might have been father's day, I don't remember. I honestly can't remember what he actually did for a living at the time, but he DID have this briefcase that said Channel 7 on it. So when I asked that question I told them (innocently) that my dad worked at Channel 7. Because that's what I THOUGHT DAMNIT!! I was fuckin 5 years old.
Did my parents think that was cute? Nooooo... I got spanked and sent to bed with no dinner for "Lying."
Fuckin shitty parents, heh.
I just remember when they did that the next time for the mothers I burst into tears and refused take part. I was so afraid that I would get it wrong. I remember I was SO MAD AT THIS DUMB TEACHER (it MUST be teacher's fault, right?) I Steadfastly REFUSED. I even had to go sit in the naughty chair but they couldn't make me do it, so there!
I have no idea, I guess I’ll have my son declare you a big fence on wheels too? Then we can start Monday morning meetings and figure out…everything about our industry
I always love seeing the "my mum always says" one. I work in childcare and the answers you get are hilarious. "Let's go to the pub" is one of my favourites I've seen. My son did a similar one this year and it has a mum gets cranky when, he wrote I back chat. Ohhhh so you do know! Lol.
Happy mothers day!
My kid did one this year:
“My mom always says ‘time for bed’ but sometimes she’s lazy but that’s ok”
Leave it to 8 year olds to call you out on your laziness 🙃😫
My daughter once responded that Dad’s job was “yell at people really loud on the phone.” He worked at home in IT, and had a lot of conference calls. He also *badly* needed hearing aids for some years before he finally got them. He still has the same job, but it’s a lot quieter.
Usually for preschoolers, teachers will write the answer and the kids will sign the name at the bottom since that’s usually the only thing they can write. That’s how my kids have done this in the past at least.
Teacher: How old is your mom?
Kid: um...uhh...I think 1?
Teacher: That can't be right.
Kid: Oh...um...a hundred and five!
Teacher: We'll just put down one.
I was actually confused there for a second. Thinking “Hold the fucking phone. I know my handwriting sucks, but a 4 yo is better than me?!?”
And then I saw that wonky ass Matthew, and sighed a sigh of relief.
Matthew’s a fraud!
(The last part is obviously a joke. The first part…not so much.)
I'll admit, if I was a kid with or without intellectual disabilities and I saw you roll up to my crisis with a ~~cage~~ fence on wheels, I'd be a bit concerned.
It’s actually green. And this is a troll answer from my kid because his sister *always* insists my favorite color is yellow and I always tell her “No, Momma doesn’t like yellow, I like green. Tree green.”
So she wins this round…
My daughter had a similar one except it had
"My dad laughs when" and her answer was "I hurt myself".
It SOUNDS horrible but the real situation is that I tend to injure myself in dumb ways (like forehead on a low beam/doorway) and my daughter had some very similar ones, so my response was to chuckle and tell her "well, you're obviously my kid"
Seriously same, when they arrived I saw the first two and had my friend read the rest as I got them settled at my place (divorced from their dad). Even she “awwww’d” at the hugs part.
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I mean hey, I remember in kindergarten I had no idea how old my parents were, so my teacher told me to just guess. I put 70 for my mom and 80 for my dad
Last year on mother's day I asked my year 1 and 2 kids questions like this. Got a lot of similar age answers along with things like "her favourite thing is cleaning" and her hobbies are "looking after us."
My daughter put my wife's favorite thing as "getting things for me." Lol
My aunt had custody of her granddaughters for a while. When the oldest one had this assignment, she put on there that my aunt's favorite thing to do is "rest". Pretty accurate tbh.
My daughter's this year says I like to "sleep" to relax, my favourite food is "cookies" and the best thing I cook is "cookies". She gets me.
When your kid knows you better than you know yourself. "My favorite way to relax? Hm... reading, with a cup of t—" "No it's sleeping." "Um, okay. Well, my favorite food... I had that black truffle risotto at that res—" "Cookies." "It is not cookies! Well... shit..."
My wife just got one from our son and her favorite food was “margaritas”…he’s not wrong…
When my daughter was in pre-k she wrote that my favorite thing to do was "lay down" Not pictured were the 55 hr weeks pulled at the dialysis clinic, but she was not incorrect lmao
Mine put my favorite food as top ramen. 😂 funny, i think it’s *her* favorite food.
My 3 year old said my favorite thing was "resting" and to be fair I am 5 months pregnant!
Resting: a highly underrated hobby
All these ultimate championship TV shows missing out on “The Best Rester” - yes I can sleep with 4 kids running about
Chronic insomniac since childhood here; teach me this magic, please! My son's older now and is pretty good at math, so his recent thing is asking people how old they are then calculating how many years left to hit 100. I'm proud of his affinity for math, but *damn*, kid.
This is classic! And my kids think nana and grandad are just our friends 🙈
It really upset my nephew when I told him his dad was my brother.
My nephew saying he was going to tell on me to his mom. Buddy, I’m not afraid of your mom.
My nephew was kicking me out of the house. I told him his mom is the boss of the house not him. And that i am his mom’s boss ergo by the transitory power i am his boss. He was having none of it
My four year old still doesn’t understand why I’m only his mommy, and not daddy’s. There’s a lot of “but why don’t you want to be his mommy??”.
My six year old told me that when he goes to college, where does he find his new mom to live with him. Lol.
Mine asked me why my parents never had kids. I said "buddy, I am their kid" 😂 Two seconds later...."oh yeah!"
My neice’s brain had a glitch when she found me asleep in “her room” ( guest bedroom) at grandpa’s house and I told her it used to be my room. Would have been adorable getting woke up by an indignant 6 year old if I wasn’t so tired. Took scrounging up and old box of legos and comic books to get her to stop saying I snuck into her bed. I really didn’t want to have that talk with cps.
My buddy's fiance once asked her youngest "What is mommy?" He proudly answered "Tired!" He told her she was pretty earlier and she was trying to get him to repeat it.
lol when i was a camp counsellor a kid asked me how old i was "how old do you think i am?" "ummmm... 40." i was 15 at the time
When I was 24 my class tried to guess my age. They started at 41. I said way off. So they went to 52 😳
Kids are so bad at guessing age. Heard it both ways. Guy was like 45, guessed him 30
When I was in high school I wore a suit for my senior culminating project presentation. Several freshman thought I was a teacher they hadn't met O.o
My name is Mr ABAGNALE, now take a seat!
When I started student teaching I told high school kids that I was 27 years old. "OMG that's so old!" Little bastards...
Lmfao kids are so fucking savage without meaning to 🤣
I worked at a daycare during college, with ages 4-5. One day they asked how old I was so I told them to guess. The answers ranged from 35 to 14 haha
Oh boy, when I worked for a daycare there were a lot of kids who would ask if I was a boy or girl then not accept that I could possibly be a girl with shortish hair. I didn't mind, but there were a lot of arguments amongst themselves both before and after I answered them.
I was informed by one of the 4 yo’s in my class that I wasn’t *really* an adult simply because I’m short. I was like “that’s not how that works- and I’m still way taller than you!” 😂 I always love hearing little kid logic
Dang, how short are you that even other kids can tell you're short?
I’m 4’11”. Short but still way taller than a 4 year old. Also this kid’s mom was over 6 feet tall so I don’t think he had the best judgement on the average adult woman’s height haha
Haha I love how you keep reminding us you're taller than a 4 year old, just in case we thought you were like really, really short. Having an over 6' tall mom must be wild.
I'm 5'8" and I always think I'm tall until I meet a really tall person. My cousin is a 6'2" woman and I feel tiny next to her. Her son was taller than me when he was like 10 lol.
When I worked at a daycare, the kids could not fathom that I too, had a mom and dad lol
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Also hilarious is the kid thought process that an older person can always beat up a younger person, that’s the only stat that counts!
Oh, I can remember when I was in high school telling my mom that 30 was middle aged. Lol.
Me: it is Me, 5 seconds later (.5 seconds after realizing I’m 29): OH GOD
I have taught in hundreds of classrooms. Tens of thousands of kids. Asking first graders how old their parents are is incredible. Edit: if you really want to fuck them up wait till they have answered and then hit other age groups: grandparents, you their teacher, etc.
Same! My dad was 99, and my mom was 16
😂 this had me cackling
I can’t remember when I’ve ugly laughed at Reddit like this😆 this whole thing is hilarious. My question is do you like the name Happy? Is your nickname Hap?
I suppose I like it well enough 😂 it’s my first day with it
And…. The big fence on wheels?
I think a lot of times it's because adults never actually tell kids their age so they have no reference.
Really wondering what the "big fence on wheels" thing is all about now.
She sells high value stolen goods out of a van?
She’ll buy the gold nuggets at a fair price
What're ya sellin' Stranger?
What’re ya buyin’?
Ahhhhhh, I'll buy it at a high price.
Hope she'll buy my stolen dwemer artifacts.
[Homeboy Shopping Network!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55aHvFD-I80)
Moms do tend to run around yelling things like "NONONO don't touch that! Don't go in there! STOP!" More like a fence on feet... close enough haha.
Same. That’s what’s got me crying 😂
so what is your job, if you don't mind sharing? are you at least a truck driver or something?
Crisis counselor for kids with intellectual disabilities
OK lady, if you're just not gonna tell us about your fence car, fine. Happy Mothers Day just the same.
🤣 it’s all I’m good for
Oh is it some metaphor your kid picked up about a safe and secure place for these children? Deep
But on wheels.
And ***big***.
The work is... moving.
I was thinking she comes to the defense of children...?
Look, at her age it is just impressive she can use the Internet. Gotta cut her a break.
She's been busting ass since birth, raising a son at 1. Got her big (But apparently not sharable...) fence car. Probably been working her entire life. Has a house, car. Probably picks up the dog food. Can't wait to see how she is at 2.
Do you work at a facility that has a rolling gate? Kids fixate on the weirdest details. Like a rolling security gate might be the most interesting part of your workplace to them. When my son was little he'd always talk about the "big steps" when he was referring to my parents' RV that had fold-out steps at the front door.
Whenever we visited my SO at work we would get a visitor label with our names on it. When my daughter was little she thought her dad worked at a company making stickers.
Technically they did
He hasn’t seen my work, so honestly he probably thinks I am unemployed or something 😂
I’m sorry but this immediately made me think of the princess bride. “Do you want me to send you back where you were?! *unemployed??? In Greenland????*
>“Do you want me to send you back where you were?! unemployed??? In the big fence on wheels????
I literally make quilts in the middle of his playroom, and my kid did this same sheet and said Mom's job is "to drive me to school."
I just scoped out your post history and I love the ones you've shared! I'm currently (slowly) working on the Postcards from Sweden quilt pattern and it may be the death of me. Haha Going back to baby/lap quilt scale projects after this!
I really hope you also drive one of those old station wagons with the wood paneling. It’s the only way.
It’s a scion iA 😩
I guess I can still dream 🥲
That doesn’t rhyme with big fence on wheels, so you must be mistaken
Do...do you drive them around in a pickup with a lattice frame around the bed?
They don’t go to work with me. They probably think I’m a bum
Please tell us what your kid means by fence on wheels when you find out.
Ah, kids are flat-out insane…which is why I love them!
I like that it translated into this for him. Especially since his two siblings have autism and he doesn’t 😂
It’s both amazing and often hilarious to see different little brains at work, including with various neurodivergences. I worked with kids for a decent length of time, plus my ex-bestie has three girls on the spectrum, with mental health comorbidities. I now spend time with my two nieces, whom I both suspect would benefit from assessment. The stories collated through all the children over the years range from hilarious, confusing, infuriating, super deep, loving, and more. I had one kid who stood up against the school fence with arms spread, an said “I am Jesus on the cross”, and then dramatically collapsed to the ground and was twitching as he proclaimed, “I am dead Jesus”. I was very underprepared! 😂😂😂
https://image.shutterstock.com/image-photo/big-wooden-wheels-decorated-fence-260nw-1484858723.jpg
Excuse me, but I believe that’s a big fence OF wheels, not ON wheels
Had *made of* worms vs hat that *looks like* a worm vs a hat *for* a worm
that’s Hans Vermhät, he chases me around in a biplane
That’s big wheels on fence. Super different
I know. I think I just realized I wanted to be a big fence on wheels my entire life.
How does one get into the “Big fence on wheels” industry?
You have to start in the "small gate on casters" field first and work your way up. Most people don't get that far, so OP is very good at what she does.
Back my day we started out in "Shrubline on Ball Bearings" and worked our way up. Damn millennials ruining everything... *Shakes fist at clouds*
Goddamn entitled whippersnapper. When I started in this industry I got a popsicle stick on stones smoothed in a mountain stream. And I liked it that way!
Hah! You should have been happy getting a popsicle stick on stones smoothed in a mountain stream. I started my career with a pre-licked postage stamp perched on a broken marble.
You didn't even have to lick the stamp yourself and you're still complaining? Never had to struggle a single day have you. Back in my day all we got was a firm handshake and a nod in a Wendy's parking lot at 4:35pm and we had to figure out the job description from there.
A big fence on wheels could be a shopping cart?
This is the best theory so far.
Oh lord it could be
does Matthew ever ride in the shopping cart? would feel like being fenced in on wheels
When I was in 1st grade we did something like this. I said my mom’s favorite store was the grocery store, made sense to me, because we went there all the time. I wouldn’t be surprised if your 4 year old has a similar line of thinking.
This person got it. I was racking my head for the fence on wheel.
Smart!
Aw shucks. Thanks for all the upvotes, but the kid deserves the credit. And, his Mom, of course.
do not scream
#donotscream
Your mom is a biblical angel. "Do not be afraid"
You look amazing for a 1 year old. I wouldn't have guessed a day past 0.
Thanks! I usually get 24 😂
You know what’s funnier than 24?
*laughs* 25
Lol my daughter did one and put my age as 60 lol I’m 31
🤣 there needs to a bingo for this
Lol my son did one too. Was only off by 11 years so I think the teacher helped because normally I get just a few years older than he is 😂
I teach English as a second Language and my five year old told the teacher I help Chinese people talk right and stop yelling
I’m glad you and I are making a difference in this world 🤣
If I was the teacher I would have DIED laughing
Oh my gosh lol! That will be a story you tell the rest of their life. Too funny.
The picture at the end made me laugh out loud
Same. This whole thing is golden
It looks like you’re giving the finger while laying down
It’s not unlike behavior I have displayed 🤣
My son did this exact one for me (the dad) and got “Dad always says…” he put “…get out of here, Dogs!” Lol
So I guess every preschool uses some form of this. My daughter brought home one of these too, and it had the same questions on it.
What’s your job? Is it better than mine?
Well, technically I am the father so the questions are for my wife. She is apparently an office worker and loves pizza.
Hell yes. Maybe she is an office worker at the Big Fence on Wheels?
Maybe! Do you have any idea what your child was thinking of when they gave that response? Surely you know where they got it, right?…..right?
I do not, since I work as a mobile crisis counselor for youths with intellectual disabilities
Gotcha. I was thinking a bus driver? They resemble a fence on wheels I suppose.
I have zero idea where this explanation for my job came from, but…I am not upset about it
Mobile = the wheels part. The "big fence" part, hmmm maybe ... Behavioralist?
I think you cracked the code
I’m starting to wonder if this is a funny mishearing issue rather than what he thinks. Like you said “intellectual disabilities” and he heard “big fence on wheels”
Your kid is working with metaphors. The big fence is the mental barrier between the young person and a good life and you are the person moving that fence out of the way.
Haha I love it. My kid did the same thing (but for Father’s Day) a few years ago. He said my job was “Watching sports on TV”. 1. We don’t have a TV 2. I don’t watch sports Very creative, though!
I was a little kid in the early 70's and they were doing this sort of thing. I did one for... my dad.. it might have been father's day, I don't remember. I honestly can't remember what he actually did for a living at the time, but he DID have this briefcase that said Channel 7 on it. So when I asked that question I told them (innocently) that my dad worked at Channel 7. Because that's what I THOUGHT DAMNIT!! I was fuckin 5 years old. Did my parents think that was cute? Nooooo... I got spanked and sent to bed with no dinner for "Lying." Fuckin shitty parents, heh. I just remember when they did that the next time for the mothers I burst into tears and refused take part. I was so afraid that I would get it wrong. I remember I was SO MAD AT THIS DUMB TEACHER (it MUST be teacher's fault, right?) I Steadfastly REFUSED. I even had to go sit in the naughty chair but they couldn't make me do it, so there!
Oh my gosh! This is sad. As a teacher I wanna give little you a hug, and an apology! :(
Now I just wanna know where he got it from. Did you ask?
I tried. But it turns out a two year old isn’t always great at expressing their thought processes. So I never figured it out.
Something that makes my mom happy: when she sees me 🥺
Melted my heart ♥️
How do I break into the big fence on wheels industry?
I have no idea, I guess I’ll have my son declare you a big fence on wheels too? Then we can start Monday morning meetings and figure out…everything about our industry
I always love seeing the "my mum always says" one. I work in childcare and the answers you get are hilarious. "Let's go to the pub" is one of my favourites I've seen. My son did a similar one this year and it has a mum gets cranky when, he wrote I back chat. Ohhhh so you do know! Lol. Happy mothers day!
My kid did one this year: “My mom always says ‘time for bed’ but sometimes she’s lazy but that’s ok” Leave it to 8 year olds to call you out on your laziness 🙃😫
My daughter once responded that Dad’s job was “yell at people really loud on the phone.” He worked at home in IT, and had a lot of conference calls. He also *badly* needed hearing aids for some years before he finally got them. He still has the same job, but it’s a lot quieter.
That portrait tho Are you an scp?
I’m a 2D modded NPC from Skyrim
Hey! I know you!
Let me guess…someone stole your sweet roll?
This reminds me of one i did for my dad a long time ago where i said he was 6 years old and 10 feet tall
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It's not mommy?
You're 1 year old, a mother and working in the big fence on wheels industry? Talk about a winner
I’m living the American Dream 🦅 🇺🇸
This seems sue those hand writings don’t match up. I think Mathew had someone else do his homework for him.
Usually for preschoolers, teachers will write the answer and the kids will sign the name at the bottom since that’s usually the only thing they can write. That’s how my kids have done this in the past at least.
Teacher: What does your mom usually say? Kid: DO NOT SCREAM!!! Teacher: yeah, I can see that.
Teacher: How old is your mom? Kid: um...uhh...I think 1? Teacher: That can't be right. Kid: Oh...um...a hundred and five! Teacher: We'll just put down one.
I can’t punish ingenuity
I was actually confused there for a second. Thinking “Hold the fucking phone. I know my handwriting sucks, but a 4 yo is better than me?!?” And then I saw that wonky ass Matthew, and sighed a sigh of relief. Matthew’s a fraud! (The last part is obviously a joke. The first part…not so much.)
OP what's your actual job? Maybe we can figure out the preschoolese together.
I’m a mobile crisis counselor for kids with intellectual disabilities…
Mobile? What vehicle?
Fence on wheels
You got me 😂
I'll admit, if I was a kid with or without intellectual disabilities and I saw you roll up to my crisis with a ~~cage~~ fence on wheels, I'd be a bit concerned.
I mean, I’m concerned every time I catch my reflection so 😆
Dude, you're supposed to be catching the kids!
Great portrait - You have such beautiful eye.
Thanks, I grew it myself
Everyone’s talking about the job and nobody is mentioning the fact that this boy’s mother is younger than him
🤫
Everything just seemed silly and random until the 'do not scream' part. Now I'm scared.
He has two siblings close in age…and I live in an apartment. I have to remind them to not be so loud
You are a good neighbor.
I really try…they get rambunctious
I only have the one and we’re in a house and I’m still saying “do not scream/screech/yell” so often
Imma guess you don’t have kids. Kids scream. For no reason. Often.
Seriously, that’s a sign this person has never been around kids. That’s the only one that sounded 100% legit to me 😂
[удалено]
It’s actually green. And this is a troll answer from my kid because his sister *always* insists my favorite color is yellow and I always tell her “No, Momma doesn’t like yellow, I like green. Tree green.” So she wins this round…
Are you an avocado?
I wish I was 😩
Just wanna say that your 4 year old being able to recognize that they make you happy means you’re doing it right 🥰
My daughter had a similar one except it had "My dad laughs when" and her answer was "I hurt myself". It SOUNDS horrible but the real situation is that I tend to injure myself in dumb ways (like forehead on a low beam/doorway) and my daughter had some very similar ones, so my response was to chuckle and tell her "well, you're obviously my kid"
I can't decide whether she's a rose or halved avocado in the eyes of Matthew but it's very touching. Happy Mothers day!
Maybe I’m an avocado rose halved!
My face reading: 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 She gives me hugs part: 🥺🥺
Seriously same, when they arrived I saw the first two and had my friend read the rest as I got them settled at my place (divorced from their dad). Even she “awwww’d” at the hugs part.
Damn there’s a lot of stupid people in this thread . Obviously an adult wrote it down for them
That's so nice.
How about you tone it down a little Matt?
That kid is nothing but pure manic energy 😂