I couldn’t stop laughing when my five-year-old bought a picture of his ‘fishes’ home from school
A MUM was left in hysterics when her son bought home a picture of the “fishes” he’d drawn at school.
Influencer Anna Saccone explained that her five-year-old son Andrea, nicknamed ‘Dre’, had created the epic image just for her.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, she shared the picture, and wrote over the top: “The picture Dre drew me at school“.
The picture showed the sun shining, with some things apparently swimming in the water.
“They are fishes apparently,” Anna added.
However, the way Dre had drawn the fish unfortunately made them look very phallic.
Anna, who is married to YouTuber Jonathan Joly, recently took to Instagram to reveal that Dre and her daughter Alessia had moved schools.
Sharing a picture of the siblings standing in front of their house, she wrote: “First day of their new school!”
She added the hashtags #proudmama and #mybabies.
The brother and sister both smiled widely for the snap, although people noted that they were wearing their own clothes, rather than a school uniform.
“No uniforms?” one questioned.
“No more uniforms!” another said.
“Montessori school?” a third wrote.
“Just a guess as not in uniform.
“If that is the reason will be best thing you have ever done – it’s the best way to learn!”
Montessori schools pride themselves on independence and individuality, so rarely have a uniform.
However, many of the education centres do forbid the students from wearing clothes with character branding on it.
And in the comments of Anna’s Instagram snap, others admitted they couldn’t believe how big the children were getting.
“It seems like yesterday we saw Dre Dre’s birth video,” one wrote.
“Time flies so fast.
“I hope they have the best experiences in their new school!”
“The babies are growing too fast,” another said.
“They’re both absolutely adorable!”
“They are literally spitting images of you and Johnathan, it’s fascinating,” a third commented.
“Can’t believe how big they are. Gonna make so many new friends,” someone else said.
“New school! How brave! Hope they had the best day!” another wrote.
