Mom & Dad
Cutting In
“My mom had already printed and framed her prized portrait session, so when little brother unexpectedly came along, Mom improvised.”
(submitted by IG @lageminicondaniel)
Wreath Hair
“This photo was in 2016 of my husband and I with our son for his homecoming dance. I posted this on my social media and so many people were trying to figure out what I did to my hair and I had no idea why. I finally realized I had ‘wreath hair.'”
(submitted by IG @aumom318)
Brotherly Love
“This pretty much sums up life with boys. My wife and I couldn’t get through one photo shoot for the fam without them beating the crap out of each other.”
(submitted by IG @bonadooch)
Yellow Fever
“This is what happens when you sneeze during an Olan Mills Christmas picture session. And yes, my parents still used this as our Christmas card. And I have no explanation for the color scheme.”
(submitted by IG @brookeeecoleman)
Just Dad
“My Dad decided to wear this shirt on family vacation in 1993.”
(submitted by IG @thatslaurendyas)
Taking The Plunge
“My father took this picture of me, the toddler in the pink coat, at the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris in 1978. All the adults look happy, but oblivious to the girl falling in the water in the background.”
(submitted by Catherine)
Into The Woods
“We were going for the perfect family photo. Our son had other ideas.”
(submitted by IG @sybkirk)
Pose-pourri
“The Sears portrait photographer couldn’t figure out how to get the families to stand/sit cohesively, so she came up with this pose with me sitting on my husband’s back, trying to get our oldest son to look and smile at the camera. My husband was annoyed, my father-in-law (standing) was done with the photo session & this became our family photo of 2009.”
(submitted by Elizabeth)
Masterpiece
“My parents took us to the Masters back in the 80s. It was such a momentous occasion my dad paid for this picture and had it framed. Hint: I’m wearing purple.”
(submitted by IG @complainasaurus_rex)
Cardboard Daughter
“My parents threw a graduation party for themselves after the last kid, (the one on the left end), graduated from high school. The oldest child was out of state at the time and unable to attend. So my mom took a cardboard moving box, cut it out in a shape that resembled a human being, and stuck her face on it.”
(submitted by Elise)
