Costco

C-bao enjoys going to Costco, largely for the free samples and the opportunity to clown around.

Here she is trying to determine whose breath smells worse, hers or her sister's. (Answer: Both equally bad)

Sharing is Caring

For a snack lover like C-bao, sharing her goodies is the ultimate form of love. While at school, C-bao dictated the above note to her parents to show them just how much she is willing to sacrifice to demonstrate her affection. 

Playdate

A few weeks ago C-bao participated on a playdate with a couple of her buddies from school. Below is a snack break after the kids had probably completed a good half-mile running crazily inside the playground.

"You dropped some crumbs, C-bao"

C-Pop noticed that there was a some genuine affection between C-bao and her young friends.

"Yes...in your hair!"

Indeed, the last couple weeks from school, when picking up the little one, C-Mum has overheard a few boys from the class shout out "Goodbye cutie!" and other similar tokens of friendliness. But for the fact that no one in the preschool class is older than three, there might have been a little alarm from ol' Papa Bear when he heard this story. But alas, there's plenty of time for that in the years to come.

Um, where exactly are you going, kiddos?

Church

C-bao hangs out at church with friends Sam and Emily. Lots of play and snacks, not much worshipping going on.






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Imp

In the last few months Little C-bao has not only become a mischievous imp, she has embraced the identity and now basks in the knowledge of her mischief.

Ask her "誰是小皮皮?" (Who is the Little Naughty One?) and she will proudly say "C-bao!" (or sometimes 小妹妹 - "Little Sister" or "Little Girl," her other nickname), before smiling sassily and running off.

The below video where she purposefully grabs too many snacks while grinning from ear to ear is broadly representative. Reminds us of a certain incident around greedy grapes several years ago.