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These Kids Just Realized Their Moms Were Dropping Them Off And It’s The Most Heartbreaking / Cutest Thing Ever

By August 29, 2017 at 7:32 pm

When I got dropped off at school on my first day of preschool, I threw myself to the floor, started yelling, crying and wouldn’t let go of my mom’s legs when she was trying to leave. Yup, I threw major fits. And I know I’m not the only one. Check out how other pre-schoolers are reacting on their first day of school once they find out that their moms can’t stay with them for the day…

Remember this kid that went viral two years ago?

CREDIT: KTLA 5

On his first day of preschool, Andrew Macias, was interviewed and asked if he was going to miss his mom. He responded, “no,” and nervously laughed about it. But then that laugh immediately turned into a cry as he realized that he actually was going to miss his mom.

Well, kids are having similar reactions to their first day of school this year.


Pobrecita.

And teachers are struggling trying to pretend everything is okay.

CREDIT: MERIAH_J / @OC_ / TWITTER

Just smile and nod, smile and nod.

Some pre-schoolers already know that crying won’t solve anything.

CREDIT: @MERIAH_J / @BEEEZUS_ / TWITTER

She already knows what’s up.

While other pre-schoolers are there to offer moral support throughout these hard times.

CREDIT: @MERIAH_J / @QUEENDESTINY302 / TWITTER

Looks like this little girl is going to become her pre-school BFF.

Perhaps some of these kids woke up and hopped into the car thinking they were on their way to Disneyland.

CREDIT: @NANA LOPEZ / FACEBOOK

His face expression changed really quick.

Because their smiles quickly turned upside down when they realized they were on their way to learn and be educated… ?

CREDIT: @LIINTVZAC / YOUTUBE

Funnnnn!

Away from their moms.

CREDIT: @OJIITOOS DELATORRE / FACEBOOK

This kid is so mad, his eyebrows are about to fall off.

You can tell how excited they are about having to be at school five days a week, from 9 to 3. ☺️

CREDIT: ALEJANDRA VITO MIRANDA / FACEBOOK

He’s like, “Noooo mamá porque me haces estooooooo.” Same, kid. Same.

These kids couldn’t be more happy about having to play together and share the toys.

CREDIT: @LIINTVZAC / YOUTUBE

It looks like this little girl isn’t a huge fan of “sharing is caring.”

Ultimately, no matter how hard these preschoolers try to handle their emotions and keep it together on their first day of school…

Being an adult has me like…

Posted by We are mitú on Monday, August 28, 2017


This is me.

Truth is, it feels like the end of the world as soon as they see their mommy leave.

CREDIT: CANAL 33 / FACEBOOK

This was soooo me on my first day of school. But hey, who wouldn’t miss being at home all day with their mom instead of being stuck at school (or work) with kids you don’t know?


READ: The ‘Are You Going To Miss Your Mom’ Kid Is Back Two Years Later And He Is Ready For School This Time


How did you behave on your first day of school? Tell us in the comments and hit the share button below! 

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Every Time You Hear Your Mom Say These Phrases, You Immediately Fear For Your Life

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Every Time You Hear Your Mom Say These Phrases, You Immediately Fear For Your Life

By Jessica V. Garcia August 30, 2017 at 2:28 pm

Latino parents have a way with words. And you always know they’re not too happy with you when you hear any of these phrases…

When you hear your mom say, “Síguele,” it doesn’t actually mean “continue doing what you’re doing.” It means *stop* whatever it is you’re doing… or else.

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

My mom says it with that exact facial expression as well.

And if your parents use the “I’m going to count to three” technique, then beware, because they are not playing games.

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

Once they finish counting, you better run or hide.

Also be careful if they say, “Ven aquí, nomas quiero hablar.”


It’s never that.

And when you start crying because you can’t contain your fear, your parents will ask you a very important question.

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

Or resort to the all-time favorite phrase.

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

Which is also kind of a question.

But you know mom is really annoyed when she says this:

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

You already know what “que te hago” means.

And when your mom or dad tell you “No me quiero levantar,” it actually means they’re very close to getting out of their seat.

CREDIT: TELEVISA / WE ARE MITÚ

My clap back is always, “Well, don’t get up then.” It’s simple.

Nothing sends chills down your spine like when you’re in public and your parents say, “Vas a ver cuando lleguemos a la casa.”

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

That drive home is the most nerve wracking thing ever.

But Latino parents always remind you how much they love you… even after a good regañada.

CREDIT: @MARIO AGUILAR / YOUTUBE

Of course, this phrase doesn’t make you feel any better, but at least you know it’s true. If your parents scolded you it was because they wanted you to be a better person.


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