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Kids don't like being told how and where and with whom to pose for pictures and the younger they are, the worse it is because no matter how hard a toddler fights it, his parents will still force him to say "cheese" for that magic moment. This gallery is dedicated to all the kids out there being forced to take pictures they don't want to take. We feel for you. Just know, it gets better (especially if you like making duck faces.)
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Just because it's not a real car doesn't mean those aren't real tears.
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An angry shark with multiple rows of exposed teeth is not the first option I'd go with to remember my time at Sea World, but everybody parents differently.
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"I may be smiling kid, but I got a nasty temper and if you don't tell me where you took those eggs I hid, you're gonna see it."
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Nothing a Happy Meal can't fix.
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For the love of God, Donald, put some pants on. You're scaring the children.
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The pain of being a Cleveland Indians fan sets in pretty early.
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OK, great. Now spell out "traumatized child" next.
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Santa's going to ask for a pair of ear plugs this Christmas.
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For scarring childhood memories, just add water.
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Clowns are always terrifying, even if they're feeding you delicious, greasy food.
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To be fair, this was taken after his ERA ballooned up over 5 this season.
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I wouldn't trust that clown either, kid.
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How would you react if a snowman started coming at you indoors?
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Doesn't matter how old you are, kids never want to see their parents making out.
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Hulk smash...your child's happiness.
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17 of 17Next: These Are The Worst Parents Ever
If you can't get your kid to smile for a hilarious photo op with fake aliens, I'm not sure anything will work.
RULE No56
Always double down on 11. Unless you end up losing both hands. Then it's a bad idea.
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