In Honor of President's Day, Take a Look Back at the Kids Who Lived in the White House

JFK Jr. played with his mom's famous faux pearl necklace in the White House. In 1996, the necklace sold for $190,000 at the Sotheby's auction of the former first lady's estate.

President Jimmy Carter, 10-year-old Amy, and First Lady Rosalynn Carter waved to the crowd at the inaugural parade on Jan. 21, 1977. This marked the first time in history that the president walked (as opposed to riding in a car or carriage) in his inaugural parade.

First Lady Barbara Bush sat on the White House steps with her namesake granddaughter and "first dog" Millie. The younger Barbara Bush would officially call the White House home starting in 2001, when her dad George W. took office.

The Sesame Workshop honored First Lady Laura Bush for her commitment to promoting early childhood literacy at its Fifth Annual Benefit Dinner. "First twins" Jenna and Barbara were on hand (along with Elmo!) to support their mom's achievement.

First daughter Jenna Bush married longtime beau Henry Hager at her family's ranch in Crawford, TX, in May 2008.

First Lady Michelle, Malia, President Barack, and Sasha Obama sat for an official family portrait at the White House this past December.

The Obamas spent the holidays relaxing in the president's native Hawaii. Here, they head to their car after a day at Sea Life Park at Waimanalo.

At last year's White House Easter Egg Roll, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs was the book of choice for story time with the first lady. Sasha, Malia, and Bo looked on as their mom entertained the crowd.

Sasha and Malia joined their mom in the front row to watch Nickelodeon's 25th annual Kids' Choice Awards in Los Angeles in March 2012.

Shortly after being sworn in, President Donald Trump waves to crowds with First Lady Melania Trump and their son, Barron.

After the 2018 Thanksgiving holiday, President Donald Trump traveled back to the White House with the First Lady and Barron.