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These babies might still be drooling and crawling, but they're already poised to become major players who will one day rule the world.
Future U.S. President: Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky
Parents: Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky
Presidential daughter Chelsea Clinton and her husband, hedge-funder Marc Mezvinsky, gave birth to their first child, Charlotte, in September 2014.
If this baby is anything like his or her grandparents, a former U.S. President (Bill Clinton) and a potential U.S. President (Hillary Clinton), she has a good shot at being president, too.
Future English Monarchs: Prince George and Princess Charlotte
Parents: Kate Middleton and Prince William
Prince George, the son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who just turned two, is third in line to the British throne. Little sister Charlotte Elizabeth Diana was born in May to great fanfare.
Future Politician: Margaret Laura ‘Mila’ Hager and her future sibling
Parents: Jenna Bush Hager and Henry Hager
The former First Daughter and husband Henry Hager welcomed their baby girl in April 2013.
As the first grandchild of a former U.S. President (George W. Bush) and the great grandchild of another former U.S. President (George HW Bush), this baby will have some serious political clout.
This spring, Bush Hager, a special correspondent for Today, announced that the couple was expecting a second child.
Future Reality Stars: North West and her future sibling
Parents: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West
North West, or Nori, was born in June 2013. Her parents, Kim and Kanye (or Kimye), got a lot of flack for giving her such a unique name, but the world soon forgave them when it saw just how cute she is.
Her parents love the spotlight, and chances are that baby Nori will, too: she has already been featured in Vogue.
The pair is expecting a second baby, a boy, in December.
Future Oligarch: Leah Lou Abramovich
Parents: Roman Abramovich and Daria 'Dasha' Zhukova
Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich and his model wife Dasha Zhukova welcomed their second child together—a baby girl named Leah Lou—in April 2013. The baby was born at a hospital in New York, and will therefore have American citizenship.
This is the seventh child for Abramovich, who owns the Chelsea Football Club.
Future Business Mogul: Joseph Frederick Kushner
Parents: Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner
Ivanka Trump, business mogul and daughter of Presidential candidate Donald Trump, and her husband Jared Kushner, who is a real estate and media mogul in his own right, had a baby boy named Joseph Frederick Kushner in October 2013.
1.5-year-old Joseph Kushner and his 3-year-old sister Arabella have quite the empire to inherit: Ivanka is reportedly worth $150 million and Jared's net worth is around $200 million. With his parents' business drive and money, baby Joseph is bound to be a successful business person.
Future Comedy King: Otis Alexander Sudeikis
Parents: Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis
Actress Olivia Wilde announced the birth of her son with fiance Jason Sudeikis in a hilarious April 2014 tweet that said "Ladies and gentlemen, Otis Alexander Sudeikis has LEFT the building! (I'm the building)"
Both Wilde and Sudeikis are well-known for their comedic chops, and if baby Otis is anything like his parents, making people laugh will come naturally to him.
Future Tennis Pros: Leo and Lenny Federer
Parents: Roger and Mirka Federer
In May 2014, tennis legend Roger Federer and his wife Mirka welcomed their second set of twins: boys Leo and Lenny. The Swiss couple also has five-year-old twin girls Myla Rose and Charlene Riva.
If dad Roger starts training his kids early, he'll have a full team on his hands.
Future Tech CEO: Macallister Bogue
Parents: Marissa Mayer and Zach Bogue
Bogue, son of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, turns three in September 2015.
He may be young, but he still influences his mom's outlook at work. Though Mayer herself only took a few weeks off after giving birth, she doubled the amount of paid maternity leave Yahoo offers new mothers from eight to 16 weeks and offered new dads eight weeks as well.
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