Some parents have turned to the internet to share some of the “dumb” decisions and mistakes their kids have made. We’re pretty sure these kids will look back and laugh at the things they did as kids once they’re all grown up, but we’re laughing right now.

Scroll down for some of the funniest, most ridiculous things kids have ever done, as shared by their parents.

1. Halloween Costume

   I just want everyone to know that my two-year old insisted on being “pants” for Halloween… pic.twitter.com/ONR7K4AxnY

   — Jeffrey Bien (@jungleland) October 31, 2019

2. What Talent

   The next Picasso from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

3. Toilet Paper

   While the world is fighting over TP, my toddler is giving ours a bath. from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

4. An Amazon Order

   Kid buys farts from amazon from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

5. A Clogged Drain

   If it fits, it goes in the drain from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

6. Taco Bell

   Alfie has been very very picky lately…but LOVES Taco Bell. So I made a home made meal and put it in an old Taco Bell bag. And IT ACTUALLY WORKED. pic.twitter.com/HgfmBVMwoA

   — Disney Hipsters (@DisneyHipsters) March 18, 2019

7. Just Tell the Truth

   You telling me there’s someone else in this house that draws like a 4 year old? from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

8. Naptime Trick

   Lemme go take a quick nap so I can understand you from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

9. This Looks Like It Would Hurt

   No title needed from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

10. Playing a Game

    Honestly…. I can relate from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

11. Lost a Chello

    My son lost his cello. A cello. A whole cello which is as big as he is. Do you know how big a cello is? How do you lose a cello? I need answers. I don’t understand what’s happening.

    — Abra Barbier (@BarbierAbra) August 2, 2019

12. Swallowed a Penny

    My kid swallowed a penny while showing his little brother how he accidentally swallowed a simm key the day before. from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

13. Chemicals

    Oh dear… from r/KidsAreFuckingStupid

14. Smell Your Brain

    My three-year-old just leaned forward and asked to smell my brain and I don’t know how I feel about that 🙃 #mykidisweird #thingskidssay

    — Squirrels of a Feather (@sqrlsofafeather) December 28, 2018

15. An Interesting Place a Nap

    My kid likes to take naps on the front porch on a sled with bike helmet covered in green felt. #MyKidIsWeird pic.twitter.com/5eqUuuKQn9

    — jennifer dorner (@jenniferdorner) April 4, 2016