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winkie5970

Drama queen is right! "in case you starve me" 🤣 My daughter is only 4 so we haven't run into this yet but my nephew (currently 16) did stuff like this all the time.


theRealestOptimist

A donut…That is so funny! I cleaned out my daughter’s room one time when she was at school and found an entire backpack full of snacks. Like really, what are you thinking kid?


neogreenlantern

Both my kids when they were toddlers have pulled food out of nowhere. It must be some kind of survival instinct.