The poor child was stuck with a raft on his head and the Internet saved the little dude from his struggle by turning him into a flying saucer, ocean monster, and even teaming him up with Sir Lancelot the Brave, Sir Galahad the Pure, Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-As-Sir-Lancelot, and the aptly named Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Film.
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Questionably-named Redditor c%mtruck received these instructions from his wife: "If you're going to use pictures of our son [on the internet], PLEASE don't post it under your c%mtruck username."
So much for that. C%mtruck got the ball rolling with a few of his own ideas, and then the internet was off and running.
R/photoshopbattles is arguably one of the best subreddits on Reddit. And this proves it. After a Redditor uploaded this photo of a very menacing little girl holding an owl, things got out of hand—as they should have. Take a look at the best edits Reddit could come up with... 
Attempteda's kid turned one and to celebrate the occasion this nerd dad photoshopped his kid in video games scenes.
Reddit user DoubleCrossGender posted this picture of her baby cousin and her anchorman hair. Obviously, the internet can't let such a dapper hairstyle go to waste so a Photoshop battle was born. We'll be honest, there were a lot of photoshops inserting the faces of famous men, it seems like it's a popular hairstyle, but these were the absolute best.
As a kid, we've all lost something important on a family vacation. It can be an item as simple as a towel, or something catastrophic like your favorite stuffed animal. Things happen. It's all a part of growing up. That's why it was no surprise that there was such a HUGE response when Redditor kontankarite posted the following message : "Friend's son lost his favorite toy. Parents said the elephant is traveling around the world. Would love to share images of his travel with his son."
