The Many Ways In Which A 4-Year-Old Might Insult Her Mom In A Single Morning

The Many Ways In Which A 4-Year-Old Might Insult Her Mom In A Single Morning
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It's totally endearing how kids have no filters and are brutally honest all of the time, isn't it?

In this funny video, Johanna Stein goes through her day as "Momhead," exhausted and seemingly ambivalent as her daughter repeatedly asks such flattering questions as, "Are you gonna make yourself pretty today or are you gonna look like you always do?" and "Can I have your iPad when you die?"

The mom and author of How Not to Calm a Child on a Plane and Other Lessons in Parenting from a Highly Questionable Source calls it "Ways In Which My 4-Year-Old Has Insulted Me (true story)."

Well ... kids do say the darndest things, don't they?

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