This “Little Indian” is putting forth his bravest face; Grandma says he was a little nervous about the school play. Through his trail of tears, we see a glimpse of a smile.

(Thank you Ann! No wonder you are a proud Grandma.)

The little one aspires to graduate from SpiderBaby to SpiderMan someday.

“Bloozers, Bloozers, what do you see?” It’s a one-photo mashup of children’s author Eric Carle’s finest works: his beloved “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” together with “The Grouchy Ladybug.” I really don’t want to know how the ending turns out.

(Thanks, Melissa. Her little caterpillar has been featured once before showing his best road trip face!)

Heaven knows what could perturb this sweet lil’ penguin… Sea lion? Killer whale? Or maybe running out of candy before Halloween ended?

(Thanks, Ginger! I have to say a penguin is a pretty unique Halloween costume for a little one – love it).

This poor kid certainly did not intend it, but his bright and cheery costume juxtaposed against his dark and dreary mood had me howling in laugher – which is exactly what effective clowns do. Well played, kiddo!

(Thanks, Sara. In addition to torturing her son every Halloween, Mom Sara runs Snugfits.com and is a blogger to boot! We bow down not only to her multi-tasking but to these adorable & cheeky t-shirts for babies and kids – this one could be the official t-shirt for babyblooze.com!)

Of the many reasons to shed tears at the playgound (no available swings, other kids not sharing, scared to down on the slide, etc., etc.), this one is a surprise. Mom explains it in her succinct email, “He’s upset because he got sand on his hands.  AT A PLAYGROUND.” 

Here’s to the cleanest toddler in Texas!

(Thanks for the cute photo and story, Kathy!)

I think every parent knows the face and the accompanying whine associated with a nap protest.

(Thanks, Jenny! This is her second submission – Check out her little dude expressing displeasure over his Halloween costume here.)

Going to start calling the binky the third brother since we can’t seem to get a good shot without it.

They don’t call them bouncy seats for nothing!

(Thanks, Cindy, a fellow Twitter friend who’s just started chronicling the adventures of her two boys on her family blog. Have fun with it!)

Mom swears her sweetie is happy most of the time but in this picture she’s getting a bad wrap.

(Thanks, Holly N. aka the self-proclaimed Domestic Dork. Her blog is for those of us who don’t mind letting their dust bunnies breed while we’re doing other important stuff.)    Photo credit Madchen Studios.