r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/LexzyMS • 12d ago
This 14-year-old kid offered himself as a volunteer since he was skinny enough to fit. With a pulley system, he went down 49.2ft and successfully rescued the baby.
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/langotriel • May 24 '22
New Rule. Your kid understanding bartering isn't smart.
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This sub just had too many of the exact same post. Understanding buying and selling doesn't make your kid smart; we all understood it and most engage in it at a young age.
Running a lemonade stand doesn't make you a genius just because you are 9.
Anyway. No more of those posts will be allowed unless it's truly exceptional.
r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Immediate-Cat8632 • Sep 10 '26
Chaos + intelligence
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My niece is chaos incarnate. You may say that about all toddlers, but this kid has been breaking childproof locks since she was 1. I love her very much and I hope she never loses her penchant for chaos, only that she learns to use it for good.
There are two fridges in her house, one that has a busted ice maker with a functioning dispenser. This child figured out that she could put chocolates in the ice tray and have an on-demand chocolate dispenser. I went downstairs to find her covered in chocolate and eager to show off her new invention.
I love this child’s brain.
r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/ateam1984 • Aug 30 '26
At 15, Jessica Hyatt Dreamed of Becoming a Chess Master. She Did It. In 2024, She Became the Youngest Black Female National Master in U.S. History. Now Her Goal Is Grandmaster.
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Katpagla • Aug 23 '26
WAIT... how did this KID even think of that?!🤯😲🧐
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/fuyu-no-hanashi • Aug 21 '26
Scaring your parents by hiding too well
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Dazzling-Diamond7300 • Aug 04 '26
The world through the eyes of a child | Joshua Beckford | TEDxVienna
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Stunning-Ad-6435 • Jul 17 '26
A mother asked her children to recreate how the three of them ended up on top of the wardrobe
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Chemical_Anteater854 • Jun 16 '26
Xuanyi Geng and Qixian Cao collaborate solve a Rubik’s Cube in under 9 seconds
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/watercolourdecoder • May 29 '26
[OC] My 7-year-old son Archie painted this today. I’m honestly impressed by his color choices
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/darryl_drink_milk • May 15 '26
My 5 years old son is a try hard should i be proud or worried ?
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Unlimited-Human-7356 • May 04 '26
My 7 y/o son fixed the TV before I could.
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My 7 y/o son fixed the TV before I could.
Didn’t even ask for help, just said “you have to update it first.”
I felt unemployed in my own house.
r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/borrow_a_feeling • Mar 22 '26
My 4 year old explaining the map he drew
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He’s 8 now and still a little cartographer, but this video always tickled me.
r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/Ok_Struggle_6710 • Mar 11 '26
Kids sometimes say the wisest things!!!!!!!
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '26
Baby instantly recognizes and alerts mom of brother having a seizure
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r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/cuddle_cuddle • Feb 17 '26
Asked my 11yr old daughter if she'd still love me if I were a worm. She said, “No, because worms don’t have the emotional capacity for love.” Good point, lil dude.
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Remember the meme where someone asks, “Would you still love me if I were a worm?”
I was going through silly meme trends and asked my 11-year-old daughter that, and she said:
“No, because I don’t think worms have the emotional capacity for love?”
I was actually floored.
r/KidsAreFuckingSmart • u/lego-lion-lady • Feb 07 '26
4-year-old boy recognises his autistic sister is getting upset.
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