Kids enter this world with no prior education. They also don't follow social standards, rules, and social norms that adults have to adhere to. Moreover, they are not accustomed to the linguistic tricks we use. For instance, they hear our words, requests, and even school tasks in a way far different than they’re supposed to. Therefore, it's understandable to say that kids live in their own world. And they, more often than not, break "adults' rules."
It's quite hard for children to follow all the rules, whether at home or in school. But it doesn't matter because they are just little angels. Furthermore, they can give us some hilarious test answers or do some chores in a funny way when their parents ask them for some help. This is why we want to show you 18 hilarious kids who were born to beat the system. Scroll down to enjoy!!
#1. 2nd Graders homework. My friend's (awesome) 6 yr old son is autistic and takes instructions literally
Source: snowbird311
#2. This kid is living in 3022
Source: [deleted]
#3. Guess what I asked my 8yo to do. Always the loophole with this one. Mom -0: 8yo -1
Source: VCrejoicing
#4. Hmmm
Source: nonethenone
#5. I asked the kids not to eat all of the strawberries...hey, at least they listen!
Source: KCroasmun
#6. Asked my daughter to write an apology letter...
Source: poster47
#7. Not exactly what I had in mind when I told my son it was too nice out to play games inside
Source: reviewstl
#8. I told my 5-year-old he could watch TV as soon as he ate half of his hot dog
Source: anotherkeebler
#9. My little brother was told to eat half of his nuggets and this is what he did
Source: SeniorHedgehog
#10. My son “Im going to find the best hiding space, I bet you can’t find me”
Source: [deleted]
#11. Birthday present from my 9 year old
Source: Dr_Risbo
#12. My son decided he was tired of people ising his poof
Source: SFW_accounts
#13. In his defense, I did say to put these in the bathroom. There is nothing like having a literal 2nd grader living in your house
Source: arbucklefatty
#14. I asked my son to use chopsticks at a Japanese restaurant. This is how he used them for the soup
Source: justintcrow
#15. This kid's going places
Source: etmua
#16. We told our 3yr old that New Years is special because you get to toast to a new year. A few hours later she said "ARE WE GONNA MAKE TOAST NOW?!" And thus a New Years Day tradition was born
Source: littlasskicker
#17. Because we all have that one kid...
Source: glitterbricks
#18. 100% Right!!
Source: zharishpatel78