Kids Who Are Helping Their Parents Out In The Best Ways Possible

Parents spend years of their lives chasing around their little ones and helping them out in every way imaginable. Life really comes full circle when a child finally gets the chance to help out their parent.

The kids below are helping their parents get with the times and navigate life now that they're old enough to return the favor and it's pretty funny.

The Son Who 3D Printed His Mom A Flour Spout Because She Loves To Bake

3D printed flour spout
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A woman uploaded this photo to a popular bread baking subreddit. She wanted to share her son's latest 3D printed project, made especially for her.

He modeled and printed her "a flour bag clip with a pour spout and a screw-on cap!" Now that is a handy hobby to have.

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The Teen Who Had The Perfect Name For Dad's Boat

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Fishing boat named 404: Fish Not Found
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One dad struggled for a while to find the perfect name for his fishing boat.

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Eventually, it was his 14-year-old child who came up with the name that stuck: "404: Fish Not Found." This might be the first floating error notice.

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A Boy Who Spent His Present Money On A New Bed For His Best Friend

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Some kids blow their birthday or Christmas money on cheap toys and candy. One 12-year-old boy decided to use the $50 he was gifted at Christmas to purchase his old pup a new bed.

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The hound looks more than comfortable in his new digs.

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A Whole Tray Of Brown E's For Dad

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This 8-year-old has been taking pages out of their dad's joke book because this tray of brown E’s was the perfect pun for Father’s Day.

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Enjoy your brownies on a tray, Dad! They look delicious.

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This Boy Who Figured Out A Sneaky Solution To Keep His Sister Busy

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When siblings start to reach a certain age, they can be trusted a bit more to entertain one another.

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This brother figured out a great distraction tactic so he could play his video game in peace, and keep his younger sister occupied. He set her up with her own controller that is not connected to anything, but she's none the wiser.

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The Child Who Told Their Dad What Was Really Wrong With His Computer

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This father complained that Google was blurring the top corner of his screen. He was shocked to notice that Facebook and his email began doing it as well.

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Thankfully his child was there to point out that it was the candle melting the rear of the computer that had caused the damage, and not a Google conspiracy.

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The Young Girl Who Got To Name The Local Street Cleaner

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An Oregon town held a local "Name The Street Sweeper" competition.

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Surprisingly it was a young girl who took the winning title and "Sweeping Beauty" was crowned as the newest street cleaner.

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Teaching Dad How To Send His First Email

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Dads have always been great for teaching us firsts (like shooting hoops or riding a bike), but with changing technology, every now and then we have to be the ones to teach them something new!

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Like this father who was getting a lesson in sending his first email. What did the email say? "Chris, this is my first goddam e-mail."

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This Father's Day Work Of Art Mug

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A particularly talented young boy decided to show his dad he loved him for Father's Day in the best way he knew how: with a hand-drawn picture.

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The cool character drawing was put on a mug fit for any great dad, and the resemblance is striking.

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The Father-Son Duo Who Built A Life-Sized Battle Droid

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The cool thing about your kids growing up is getting to share common interests with them—like Star Wars, for instance.

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A father shared this picture of a life-sized battle droid seated on the family couch. Building the droid was a team effort between father, son, and 3D printer, and together they made a sort of intimidating masterpiece.

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This Dad Who Learned How To Selfie

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When this man's daughter taught him how to take a "selfie" on his smartphone, there was no turning back.

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Suddenly it's daily farm selfies from the father and his model best friend.

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A Hair Disaster Turned Into A Comedy Moment

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Kids finding scissors or clippers is always a recipe for disaster. That's exactly what happened here, except before the little dude got the full buzz cut to even it out, his dad decided to have a little fun with the hair clippers.

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Thankfully everyone had a good sense of humor about this and the kid just wanted to look like daddy.

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A Prankster Who Has Been Taking Notes From Someone

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According to the caption on this photo, a young girl made this spider out of hot glue. She then carefully painted it and planted the prop to scare her parents.

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We have to admire her commitment to the prank life, and also the detail on that spider!

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These Girls Helping Their Dad Rebuild His Computers

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These siblings are wiz kids with computers, so much so that they are helping their dad reassemble a laptop and a hard drive.

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This is one task Dad was avoiding, so it's gotta be nice to have some help.

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Daughter With Camera Is A Hazard

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This little girl got a new kids camera for her birthday. She knew her assignment was to snap photos of Dad, but she didn't know that the bathroom was off-limits.

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Dad learned a quick lesson in letting kids play with technology here.

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This 4-Year-Old Who Is Asking The Tough Questions

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This kid decided it was well past time to snap their dad into reality.

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The imagination game only works for so long until it doesn't anymore and your child reminds you of it in the worst way.

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Like Mother, Like Daughter

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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so this young girl really wanted to show off her love for her mom.

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For Halloween this year she dressed up as her favorite person: her momma. The resemblance is plain to see between this mom and her mini-me!

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This Kid Has A Quick Getaway Stash

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Kid's toy gun, toy knife and a $1 bill
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The caption on this picture explains how the parents found out their toddler was keeping a stash box that includes a toy knife, toy gun, and some getaway cash.

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If that discovery doesn't keep them on their toes around that kid, nothing will.

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This Teen Who Bought Her Own Car

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Most teenagers are scraping by at minimum wage jobs and saving a few dollars where they can.

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A mother proudly shared this picture of her daughter smiling leaned against the hood of the new car that she purchased independently. It's a proud parent moment when your child can be considered self-sufficient.

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A 15-Year-Old Girl Who Took On Thanksgiving Dinner During Tough Times

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Losing a family member can be emotionally and mentally exhausting on a family. A dad shared this incredible-looking Thanksgiving dinner that his 15-year-old daughter stepped up and prepared after her grandma passed.

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That is some good parenting right there coming back around!

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A Son Who Moved Out And Built His Own Bed

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Usually, when it's time for kids to move away from home they still need significant support from their parents to buy things like furniture and food.

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This teen decided he would take matters into his own hands and build his own bed instead of buying a new one. Not only that, but it's super cool and appears to be floating.

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The Beach Cigarette Cleanup Crew

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This picture shows the nasty spoils of a day of garbage picking. These girls collected over five liters (or more than a gallon) of cigarette butts from a local beachside.

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Not only are they helping the environment but also cleaning up their hometown. Power to these girls.