But then I buy a bake-at-home pizza at the store and it turns out to be "previously handled."

Then we go get the mail and within several seconds of opening a new toy, the Head of Demolition tangles the motor in her hair so thoroughly that it has to be removed with scissors.



And I realize that not only is the internet quite obviously missing pictures of my kid with her hair tangled in a toy boat motor and previously handled pizza, but that all the ridiculous warning labels in the world were apparently written just for her.
Because, entrapment people!

2 comments:
oh no!
Poor girl, but this is too adorable.
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