“I wish that I could beE ENVESEBL,” penned 5-year-old Keira right below a drawing of herself with a triangle braid.

Erin, a friend of mine from high school, posted this photo on Facebook and wrote the following:

“This made me a little sad. So, I asked Keira why she wanted to be invisible. She said, “because then no one could see me and I could eat candy and go on vacation all the time!” In my book, thats as good a reason as any to be invisible! Not so sad anymore!”

Such beautiful words from such a pure soul. Be like Keira and be invisible.

Serge Bielanko, friend of the show, got some internet heat recently over this photo he posted back in July. It was one of many in a gallery for an article called Old Work Boots & Camouflage Cargos: How NOT To Let Your Man Fall Out Of Fashion. Not long after his article was published, the photo was featured on Babble’s Facebook page where MOMS ATTACKED.

Serge is a caring writer and loving father. The initial comments were prejudice, hateful and dug into his soul. ”What the heck were these people so upset about? Did they not read my article? I’m HER DAD!”, he wrote in a followup piece. Is it fair to judge a person because of a single picture? Absolutely not. But it is a photo… on the internet.

Take a cruise around Instagram and if you didn’t know it already, you’ll soon learn that parents love to take pictures of their babies. You’ll also learn what baby ears look like, because babies have this crazy way of knowing when you’re about to snap a shot and turn their heads. Two Brazilian fathers found a great way for parents to get great photos of their babies’ faces, and you’d be surprised to learn their inspiration for their new iPhone app, Baby Pic.

We’ve also got one code for Baby Pic lyin’ around and will give it to one of you readers (see details after the review)!