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20 Times Cute Kids Showed Their Innocent Side To Their Parents

From infancy to adulthood, parenting is the process of nurturing and supporting a child's physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development. Psychologists have long been fascinated by the ways in which parents impact their children's development. They believe that children's brains absorb information from their surroundings, such as what they hear and see, in order to build their thinking and personalities. If you tell them that aliens come to visit them every night, they will believe you.

At this age, logic isn't a thing for kids. And when they learn the truth isn't what they thought it was, the kids will be hurt, but they won't allow that emotion to take over for long. We've compiled 20 times cute kids showed their innocent side to their parents. Scroll down to see them all, and have fun!

#1. This is the Tweet that started this all


Source: daisy_haggard



#2. Reminds me of HIMYM


Source: grapesOT



#3. I hope at least one of them played along


Source: stevewatson1952



#4. He just wanted to fight people with fire


Source: KimHuntHarris



#5. At least she whispered


Source: KawaVulcanRider



#6. Get this child some whales!


Source: herdirtytoes



#7. Bet this kid loved Zootopia


Source: amybuchwald



#8. Boring old humans


Source: mrs_mcgettrick



#9. Aw, that's adorable but so sad


Source: OffTheMarkComic



#10. I'm sure Susan didn't appreciate that


Source: Lynn_CatsRule



#11. That's quite a reach


Source: PaulNut



#12. Looks like that famous Pablo Escobar photo


Source: MeanOlLiberal



#13. Poor Onion man


Source: pmross



#14. The wizards


Source: FrauZeitlos



#15. Swedish Batman


Source: ReallyJaneK



#16. Imagine the disappointment


Source: Finchi82



#17. I just want to know how he imagined a froggy Christmas Eve


Source: dagnyfan



#18. He felt betrayed


Source: LeahFHardy



#19. Another one bites the dust


Source: Mudhooks



#20. Leg of lamb is still pretty good


Source: Mudhooks

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