My three year old daughter is incredibly cute. I’m not biased or anything. Just see for yourself.

See? I told you so.

Not only is she beautiful on the outside, but she’s an incredibly sweet little girl as well. And smart. Also? Funny. Truly funny – not just “Oh, she’s so cute so I’ll laugh at anything” funny either.

I love all these qualities about her. She’s definitely got a strong combination going for herself.

Sometimes I look at her and I can just see the wheels turning in her head. Then she’ll burst out with some random thought. I love those moments. They give me an opportunity to glimpse into her little brain and get an idea of what she’s thinking about all day.

Some of the random thoughts she’s said lately:

• Mommy, you’re my best friend.
• When I grow up, I want to be a detective.
• Daddy’s a funny guy, isn’t he mommy?
• You know what abuela? I’m from the United States.

They all make sense to me and my husband. And all show different characteristics of baby girl: love, aspirations, admiration, and culture.

She continually surprises me and never ceases to amaze me. And I just want to eat her all up. But, then she’d tell me “Mommmyyy, we DON’T eat peopleeee!”

What craziness do you love about your children? Let’s share some positive memories in the comments to get away from the everyday aggravations for a little bit.

“Brian’s funny.”

“Oh yea?”

“Yea, I like him.”

“Do you?”

“Uh hmm. He’s my boy-friend.”

“Your what?”

“My bo-y-friend.”

“Is he? And why do you say that?”

“He was at the playground. And I asked him if he wanted to hold my hand. And heeee saaaaid YES!”

“So that’s why he’s your boyfriend?”

“Uh huh.”

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Little Cesar is always in time out. Every other day when I walk in to drop off my daughter, there he is at the front of their classroom, sitting by himself at the table. He’s adorable with his little chubby cheeks. Even in time out. And I feel bad for him.

This is the same kid that lied on my daughter’s second day of preschool and said she had been bad. He always talks to me or my husband. You can tell he just wants to talk to someone.

On this particular day, little Cesar looked up at me from his time out chair and said, “[something I didn't understand]…Brian’s girlfriend.”

“Who’s Brian’s girlfriend?”

At this point, my daughter came up to me and showed me something, so little Cesar sat for a second thinking.

Then he said, “Her! She’s Brian’s girlfriend!!”

And then I hear “Yeeeee-aaaaa!” from the corner and see little Ms. Megan (who’s sitting on the potty bench) is the one being little Cesar’s back-up homegirl.

Seriously? The fact that my daughter thinks she’s Brian’s girlfriend is a known fact amongst the other little boys and girls??!!

What in the world is going on at this preschool?

If this is the crap I have to deal with at THREE (almost four), I fear greatly for the teenage years.

In fact, I think I’m gonna just lock her up soon.

*All names have been changed cause I don’t want their mommies to beat me up if they ever find this blog.*

That tweet was sent out yesterday morning. Why? Because it was too freaking cute to not be shared.

It nearly melted my heart to hear her say it with such conviction. She didn’t even think twice about it. Just plain and simple.

“I like my daddy!”

I immediately told my husband of course, who happened to be at the store. You could hear the smile in his voice. That man was proud and definitely felt loved. And, rightfully so. His three year old daughter just proclaimed him to be the center of her life!

I got a response from @TRONash that pretty much sums up how most daddies would feel…at least I think.

I later asked my husband how he felt when I told him about it. He confirmed that he felt proud. But, he also said it made him feel like he was doing a decent job.

I would have to agree.

Oh! And why was I asking my daughter that question? Because I was taking the “What Disney Princess are You?” quiz on Facebook. Her responses led to her being Aurora. Because I know you were dying to know.

Baby girl has a favorite song.

She sings it all the time – every day – more than once a day.

And she makes you sing it with her.

If you don’t, she’s not happy.

She even gives you a cue: “And a one two three. Go.”

The song?

Jingle Bells.

I’ve heard of Christmas in July, but Christmas in June?

It is at our house!

Yup, every day, we get a little bit of the Christmas spirit, as our baby girl sings Jingle Bells for us.

Won’t you join us?

All together now…

Jingle bells, batman smells, robin laid an egg…

Oh wait! That’s not the version she sings. Silly me.

But, is it stuck in your head now?

*image via http://activerain.com/blogsview/141136/Christmas-In-July-In

Here’s the story my baby girl told us this morning – bright (actually not so bright as it was not even 6 am!) and early!

As told by my 2 and a half year old:

Once upon a time, there was King Daddy and Queen Mommy and Princess [her name].

Here’s your crown daddy.

Here’s your crown mommy.

[Daddy added a line - "And, here's your crown princess"].

The end.

It’s only great to us parents – I know. But, that’s all that matters.

Or not.

It might just be me.

But, here’s the story…

On Friday, I had my wisdom teeth pulled.

All four of them.

As I came home all high from the anesthesia, for whatever reason, I was crying.

It was that involuntary type of crying.

So my daughter, the cute lil thing she is, grabs some tissues from the bathroom, jumps up on the bed, and wipes the tears from my face.

But, wait, it doesn’t end there!

She then goes and gets me one of her books…and a teddy bear…you know, to make me feel better.

All together now…..

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

And then…(what, there’s more????)

Yes, more! lol

My husband tells her that mami is going to rest and sleep because she has an owie and she proceeds to…

What? What can top all that?

She sings me a lullaby!!!!

Yes, my two year old baby girl sings me a lullaby so that I can go to sleep and get some rest!!!

Of course at that point, my involuntary crying, became true crying.

I know, I know…she’s adorable and the sweetest thing on this Earth.

I warned you to get ready to cry!

Husband: You want some juice?

Daughter: juice

Husband: Are you repeating what I say or do you really want some juice?

:silence:

Husband: You want some water?

Daughter: water

Husband: Ok, you’re just repeating…

Husband (holding ice cream bowl in hand and pointing): You want more? What’s this?

Daughter: bowl

Me: LMAO hehehe

Picture taken by baby girl with her new kid-tough digital camera

Yea, she prefers to blind herself instead of turning the camera around.

My baby girl’s ABC Adventure:

If you wish to create your own video, simply go to http://www.myabcadventure.com. It’s free!

Maybe I’m a lil biased, but man, do I have a cute daughter! lol