3-year-old's priceless response after mom 'ate all his candy'

This mother told her 3-year-old that she ate all of his candy and here was his ADORABLE response!

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[late]

So first he called her bluff, then he made a valid argument about eating food from the fridge, and finally he forgave her for the atrocity of eating his candy. This kid is going places.

[timothydashiell]

That "I'm not mad at you it's okay" came out because that's how his parents probably react to him when he does something, he's treating her the way she treats him

[mathewhale]

Looks like that kid will raise some nice parents one day

[dennyrose]

This kid has shown more matuarity and emotional intelligence than 90% of grown adults today.

[stardust]

This kid is more emotionally stable than any adult I’ve met 😭 including me

[SaiRam-klic]

I'm 26 years old, looks like he is more mature than me.

[bibilove]

He went through denial, grieving, acceptance and forgiveness in less then a minute. So precious and true.

[TRoxanne]

You can tell he is being raised in a loving and safe household. precious

[dagar]

The way he closes the fridge so carefully and comes to her so closely to tell her that he is not mad at her. Man, this kid could raise parents.

[Hundred]

He’s talking to her as if HE is the parent. He’s an old soul.

[bhavyasharma]

This kid is better at parenting than most parents are

[glenharlow]

This little boy is one in a million. The forgiveness and compassion he has

[Valyssi]

A 3 year old displaying:
- emotional self control
- an understanding of pranks
- understanding of nutritional hierarchy
- logical reasoning & argumentation
- acceptance and compassion
- emotional intelligence

All in the span of a minute

[lmfao]

This childs behaviours also reflecting the environment he is growing up in

[internationalrelationsdiar]

He is raising his parents right.














****LUV U ALL

[freetreebees]

This kid is acting the way his parents act towards him. Kids do what they see their parents do. :)

[snicklefritzed]

He literally skipped anger and depression in the 5 stages of grief

[SeeTheManipulation]

*This kid just showed more maturity than half the population!*

[--Arthur]

I can tell he's raising his parents well