My kids most often had interesting rocks, bits of dirt, and actual living squirming things. My daughter used to find bits of junk mail to keep, like magazine subscription cards. It's fun to see what interests kiddos when they are learning about the world.

you keep some of those in a shoebox for when they are old to be flabbergasted.

A list of all things I'm carrying around in the pockets of my thick lilac winter jacket: At least 3,50 BGN in coins, a city transport card, a white pine cone, a pen, a pencil, a rubber, a red pencil sharpener, a 5a black scetch book, two bottle caps, a bottle cap ring, a button, a phone, keys, old handkerchief, several old receipts, wafer wrapper, wooden frame magnifying glass(I use it to set fire on dried leaves. But of course, there's definitely enough sun in the winter to achieve this, hem, hem...), pine needles that are so old they partially turned into dust, forgotten dog biscuits, pumpkin seeds(a treat my degus love) and a single dried bean. Yup, this jacket is hell heavy. But, as all pocket contents, it's pocket contents reveal a lot about the owner.

I love the innocence of these. Everything he finds is a treasure to him!

A lot of choking hazards at that preschool

Love all the treasures they would keep. So cute.

Kind of seems a bit staged

most of the kids have round and shiny things with them...interesting

This series makes me so sad that much of the clothes sold to girls don't have pockets she loves picking up rocks and leaves and have a handy dinosaur toy to bring along. I used to love to do the same but she doesn't get the same experience because the items end up in one of my pockets as she has none.

What has it got in its pocketses ?

so basically they like shiny stuff and bugs

cute

What, no boogers?

This is so lovely! Would just be nicer if each picture had the name and age of the child, to make it more real and personal.

where's the crack and ammunition?