Updated: September 28, 2017
What is it about kids and snacks? I can barely get my little ones to finish a proper meal, yet they pounce on my treats like they haven’t eaten in a week. It’s a universal truth: a snack will never be safe from the grasp of a toddler.
Every parent knows that when it comes to snacks, toddlers think they own the place. And now, Prince Henry has learned this lesson firsthand!
At the Invictus Games in Toronto, he found himself next to an adorable little munchkin named Lily, who just happened to be seated within arm’s reach of his popcorn. True to toddler form, she decided it was snack time, and Prince Henry’s popcorn didn’t stand a chance.
Those little ones are so sneaky! But Henry was a good sport about it. Once he realized his tasty treat was vanishing into those chubby little hands, he just went along with it, and honestly, it was heartwarming to see.
According to reports from the Daily Buzz, this two-year-old snack thief is the daughter of Prince Henry’s friend, a British Paralympian named James Reed. She was perched on her mother’s lap, perfectly positioned for a popcorn heist.
Let’s be real—toddlers believe they have a birthright to all snacks. So if you’ve ever found yourself frustrated by your kids raiding your stash, take solace in the fact that it even happens to royalty.
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Summary:
Prince Henry experienced the universal toddler snack-stealing phenomenon firsthand when a little girl named Lily plundered his popcorn at the Invictus Games. With her mother nearby, Lily’s sneaky snack grab showcased the delightful chaos of toddler life, reminding all parents that no snack is safe.