Buying clothes for kids is one of the most fun things you can do as a parent. It's also about the easiest thing in the world, because no matter what you order, it's going to look cute on them!

But not all clothes are for children, something mother Kelsey Dawn Williamson found out when she recently bought a t-shirt for her three-year-old daughter Salem.

After looking online, Kelsey bought a lovely white tee from online shopping store Aliexpress that showed animals from children’s book Frog and Toad riding a bicycle.

But when it arrived, the t-shirt had a NSFW (and extremely NSF-a-three-year-old) addition; under Toad and Frog, it read: "F**k the police".

Luckily, the Illinois-based mum found the whole thing hilarious and posted a picture of Salem wearing it online, writing: "What I ordered VS what I received. I f**king love China. I cannot stop screaming. WHO DOES THIS. [sic]"

Thousands of other people on social media saw the hilarity in the situation too and the image quickly went viral, gaining 61,000 likes and 30,000 shares on Facebook.

"I’m f*cking dead. ?, [sic]" wrote Briana Jones. She was joined by Kasey McKay who asked "OMG where was this shirt ordered from? Do they make adult sizes? I need 4 ? [sic]" and Shayna Judd who commented saying: "I’m losing my absolute mind over this."
Speaking to Kidspot about the mix-up, Kelsey admitted she didn't expect to go viral with the picture.

"I originally just shared the t-shirt with only my friends until one of them wanted to share it to their profile, so I made it public," she said. "I definitely wasn’t expecting it to go this far. It all happened so fast."

In her interview, the mum also made it clear that Salem can't read so wasn't aware she was wearing a shirt with a rude caption on.

She said: "Salem can’t read, so she had no idea what was going on. But it’s really common for me to make her try stuff on that comes in the mail and take 100 pictures, so I think she thought that's what was happening.

"I do agree that the shirt is inappropriate and I’d never let her wear it in a public place. The situation itself was just funny not to share, how does this even happen?!"

We have no idea how something like this happens either, but all we know is that it's hysterical!

Buying clothes for kids is one of the most fun things you can do as a parent. It's also about the easiest thing in the world, because no matter what you order, it's going to look cute on them!

But not all clothes are for children, something mother Kelsey Dawn Williamson found out when she recently bought a t-shirt for her three-year-old daughter Salem.

After looking online, Kelsey bought a lovely white tee from online shopping store Aliexpress that showed animals from children’s book Frog and Toad riding a bicycle.

But when it arrived, the t-shirt had a NSFW (and extremely NSF-a-three-year-old) addition; under Toad and Frog, it read: "F**k the police".

Luckily, the Illinois-based mum found the whole thing hilarious and posted a picture of Salem wearing it online, writing: "What I ordered VS what I received. I f**king love China. I cannot stop screaming. WHO DOES THIS. [sic]"

Thousands of other people on social media saw the hilarity in the situation too and the image quickly went viral, gaining 61,000 likes and 30,000 shares on Facebook.

"I’m f*cking dead. ?, [sic]" wrote Briana Jones. She was joined by Kasey McKay who asked "OMG where was this shirt ordered from? Do they make adult sizes? I need 4 ? [sic]" and Shayna Judd who commented saying: "I’m losing my absolute mind over this."
Speaking to Kidspot about the mix-up, Kelsey admitted she didn't expect to go viral with the picture.

"I originally just shared the t-shirt with only my friends until one of them wanted to share it to their profile, so I made it public," she said. "I definitely wasn’t expecting it to go this far. It all happened so fast."

In her interview, the mum also made it clear that Salem can't read so wasn't aware she was wearing a shirt with a rude caption on.

She said: "Salem can’t read, so she had no idea what was going on. But it’s really common for me to make her try stuff on that comes in the mail and take 100 pictures, so I think she thought that's what was happening.

"I do agree that the shirt is inappropriate and I’d never let her wear it in a public place. The situation itself was just funny not to share, how does this even happen?!"

We have no idea how something like this happens either, but all we know is that it's hysterical!