40+ Clever Kids Who Outsmarted Adults With Some Hilarious Power Moves

Kids have more brains than they're often given credit for. Whether they are firing off biting insults or pulling off sneaky pranks, this list will prove that kids can be truly devious.

Cracking the Code at Christmas

Kids have more brains than they're often given credit for. Whether they are firing off biting insults or pulling off sneaky pranks, this list will prove that kids can be truly devious. [post_page_title]Cracking the Code at Christmas[/post_page_title] This Twitter user recalled a moment of childhood genius, when they cracked the code to gain access to their parents' computer back in the day. They suddenly realized that it was almost Christmas time, so they decided to try the combination '2412.' To their surprise, the code worked and they had hacked into the mainframe!

Climbing the Christmas Tree for Chocolate

Kids will do anything for chocolate. This mom learned the hard way she was outsmarted by her toddlers! She found them climbing up the Christmas tree in search of chocolate decorations.

She had placed them on top of the tree to keep out of the hands of her offspring, but her plan backfired when she found her three-year-old standing on a chair, reaching the chocolates and handing them to the two-year-old, who was putting them in a bowl!

The iPad Hacker

This kid decided to use his brains for very devious purposes. He gained access to his mom's phone and added his fingerprint to the touch settings.

This meant that he was able to use his own print to approve any download from the App Store. He would download apps onto his iPad when his mom was asleep. What a smartypants!

Straight-Up Savage

This kid is a straight-up savage! His mom was getting ready for a night out, putting makeup on in the mirror. Like any other curious kid, he asked his mom why she was drawing on her face. The mom explained that she was putting make-up on, to make herself look pretty.

She did not expect her adorable son to respond like this! He said, "That's not going to help!" How would you react if your kids spoke to you like this?!