Updated: September 28, 2017
Originally Published: September 28, 2017
What is it about children and snacks? My kids won’t finish their dinner, but the moment I open a bag of chips, you’d think they hadn’t eaten in days. When it comes to snacks, toddlers have an uncanny ability to swoop in and claim them as their own. And guess what? Even Prince Harry is not safe from their snack-stealing antics.
At the Invictus Games in Toronto last night, Prince Harry found himself next to an adorable little girl named Sophie, who happened to be the daughter of one of his pals, British Paralympian Tom Greene. Seated comfortably on her mother’s lap, she was in the perfect spot to reach for Harry’s popcorn. True to form, this cheeky toddler did what toddlers do best—she helped herself to all the popcorn.
Isn’t it funny how sneaky they can be? And Harry, being the good sport that he is, embraced the situation. When he realized his snacks were vanishing into the tiny hands of a toddler, he played along, adding to the charm of the moment.
If you’ve ever struggled to keep your snacks away from your little ones, take solace in knowing that even royalty faces the same challenge. Emily’s popcorn pilfering is a reminder that snacks are pretty much a toddler’s birthright.
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In summary, toddlers have an innate talent for snack theft, as demonstrated by little Sophie at the Invictus Games. Whether you’re a parent or a prince, it seems that no one is immune to the charming antics of a determined toddler.