Featured: Poll: What do your kids want to be when they grow up?

Christobel (3) said she wanted to be a teacher because she heard on the news that a lot of schools in Ireland are having intense budget cuts and she wants to do something about it (bless her heart, haha). Fionnabhair said she wanted to either be a football player or a swimmer and go to the Olympics (she was disappointed when we told her that it was only this time that the Olympics were in London because I guess that was most of her reasoning behind it, "But... But I want to go to... to London" *Cue the sad face*). I asked them what Niall and Louis should be when they grow up. They said that Niall should be a butler like Nialls on the show "The Nanny" and that Louis should work in a pub so that he can get them free drinks when they're older... I'm so proud, haha.

My daughter Julia (6) wants to be a Princess when she grows up. And if that falls through she wants to be a ballerina. Clara (6) wants to be the first US girl to play on Liverpool FC. She doesn't have a back up - it's Liverpool or bust apparently. My 2.5 year old Annie wants to be Olivia the pig. We aim big in my house! (Stella, at 3 months, doesn't have any ambitions yet.) 

My 2.5 year old says he wants to play baseball.

My 5 y/o daughter says she wants to be a Builder. She says she wants to build and fix things!

My 10 year old wants to be a professional baseball player. :)

My son Ashley who's 3 wants to be a musician like his daddy haha. I asked him what he thought his unborn sisters should be when they grow up:

Ashley: "Uhhh... Lo-lye (he can't say Lorelei) should be a cooker so she can make me food and Co-lan (He hasn't gotten Copeland yet either haha) should be a cleaner so she can pick up all my toys"

Me: "So you want your sisters to take care of you when you all grow up?"

Ashley: "Of course... what else are little sisters good for?" 

My kids are 5 years old.

My son wants to be a doctor and my daughter wants to be a nursey teacher. Let's see. ;)

My 2 year old basically said she wants to be a flower, lol. A tulip, specifically.

I asked my almost 3 year old daughter this recently and she told me she wants to be a "bugger". Um what? I asked her what she thought that meant, and it turns out it was a lengthy definition that culminated in her being able to wear her bumblebee costume all the time.

My daughter wants to be a fashion designer :)

My son wants to work at the Lego factory designing new lego creations.

Recently I asked my 3 year old daughter what she wanted to do when she got older, she said

Drive, Cook, cut with scissors, glue, paint, and Everything she wants to do!  LOL!!!

it's true that it changes every other day. Right now my 11 year old wants to be a marine biologist, she's actually stuck to that one for a long time! She's thrilled about a camp she's going to that involves snorkeling and ocean activities.

My 6 year old wants to have a ranch and have animals and fruit and veggie trees(so I guess a cowgirl/produce?)

I just have to include my little nephew on this one. He's been saying that he wants to be a yellow dinosaur, he's 3! 

my 4 yr old has been telling me that when he grows up, he wants to be a lifeguard!

My little one says she doesn't care she just wants to stay with me.

They always say something different, haha. This morning Madeleine said "a mom and a cowgirl," and Juliana said "a daddy-sitter and climb mountain Hood."