These are wonderful memories for the "kids". Made me miss my mom. I'm 65.

Those paraents have a good sense of humour and are very loving and caring. No matter what you get from your parent, you should appreciate it, because there will come a time, when you wish you could receive one more stupid, unnecessaty, childish gift from them. That's why I hope that all who shared their pics did it enjoying the things instead of making fun of their parents.

Why so serious? Most of the pictures show loving parents that miss their childs or just want to make them happy. I‘m sad how many people lost their „inner child“. Looking in the comments shows me how happy I am that I‘m not that adult even when my age says that I‘m not a child anymore.

I'm 41 and my mom still wants me to sit on the floor in front of the Christmas tree to open my presents and give everyone theirs to open. And I still love it!

I’m 42 and every year when I go to my parents at Easter I have to search the house for my Easter basket. My Mom giggles uncontrollably if I can’t find it easily in the first minute or two.

I don't see why people would be embarresed or whine about it. I wish my parents where that sweet and carring.

These posts are my favs!!!! I’m sitting here laughing because I’ve done at least 90% of them to my grown kids. They expect it and they love it because no matter how much they grown I always see the love in their eyes and always receive a giant hug. Blessings to all!!!!!

embrace your inner child, I'm 33 and buy super hero stuff for myself!!!

first of all, you are never too old for a set of Legos as a gift.. second... these parents are all loving and caring, nothing to be embarrassed about - consider yourself lucky to have them

Even if your an adult your parents will always see you as a little kid no matter how old you are.

I always thank my parents for any little or big thing they do for me. And I know I'm lucky I still have my parents.

Every parent should love their kids no matter how old. If you don't want them, don't have them...it's for life.

I'm 56 and my parents still think I like Archie comics

I was at a Raiders game with my parents, and when we were leaving my dad expressed his worry about losing me in the crowd. It was sweet but .... I was 27 and live in a different state than my parents AND we have phones. xD

these are all so cute and full of love :,)

All loving parents and with a good sense of humour. I'd wish my dad was still here to share these kinds of silly things with.

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It's funny, but the sad side of this is that many boomers and Gen Xers who raised Millennials really did spoil too many of us, and I think that psychologically weakened us as a generation. (Yes, yes, we also faced a bad job mrkt - believe me I know, I graduate undergrad '08, law school '11 - (sobs)). I know of a Millennial who, at 24, spent a year living at his parents house and doing nothing, when he had job offers on the table. His boomer parents reaction? They didn't mind at all, and took him with them on a tropical vacation, bought him tickets to the concerts they would go to. He recently took one of the jobs available to him, so now he at least works full time. But his parents recently paid for him to come along on yet another vacation with them. For his birthday they showered him with hundreds of dollars worth of gifts (and they're middle class parents, not wealthy). Am I the only one who thinks that's pretty crazy for a 25 year old?