Smart Little Bunnies comics #05 – Mummy Portrait

About this comic

Kids’ drawings are adorable, silly, and sometimes brutally honest. Toddlers see the world with pure innocence, so when they draw their parents, the shapes might be rounder, the hair a bit wild, or the smile unexpectedly huge. This comic captures that sweet moment of pride mixed with a tiny pinch of self-reflection, a memory every parent treasures and laughs about later.

Themes: kids art, toddler drawings, funny parenting moments, family humor, creative play

Comic transcript

The child proudly announces, 'I’m going to draw Mummy!'

Mum smiles and says, 'Sounds great!'

The child scribbles happily, adding lots of color and big shapes.

The finished drawing reveals a round, very cheerful Mummy with a big smile and a heart.

Mum says warmly, 'Well done, baby! You draw so well!'

In her thoughts, Mum quietly wonders, 'Maybe I need to go to the gym…'

There’s something magical about the way toddlers draw the people they love. Their portraits are full of honesty, imagination, and charm, even if the results look a little rounder than expected. This comic captures that cute, slightly humbling moment when your child’s drawing says more than words ever could.