Comments on: The “Princess” Has Breakfast…

By: Diana

Diana — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 08:53:50 +0000

When my sisters and i were little, we would put upside down pajamas on our heads to make our “hair” extra long. Then, we would braid the legs of the pajamas together to create that Rapunzel-like hair. After our little toilette is done, we’d dance around the room exclaiming “Here are the 3 princesses!” at the top of our lungs. I’ll never forget how pretty I felt with my braided, Christmas-tree printed pajama hair. Haha! :P

By: Queen B

Queen B — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 10:21:33 +0000

this is so true, we also have our little princess here. after her bath, i would wrap her head with her towel and she would exclaim… i’m a princess!!! :D simple joys…

By: jules winnfield

jules winnfield — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:26:34 +0000

crumbmaster, hahaha!!!! hiding behind a nom de plume certainly has its advantages, doesn’t it? but in case you forgot, princess fiona opted to transform into a she-ogre (ogress?) to become exactly like her husband. peace bro! Ã¼

ley, tell your hubby someone knows exactly how he feels when he dances with your 3-yr old princess. there is nothing on earth that feels quite like it.

By: Marketman

Marketman — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 06:06:21 +0000

CrumbMaster, hahaha! You are SO BAD!!! :)

By: Ley

Ley — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:11:16 +0000

Very true. My 3 year old is her daddy’s princess. She would always ask her daddy to dance with her and she would always pretend she is cinderella complete with a reenactment of the scene from cinderella where the prince said “wait… please don’t leave yet. I don’t even know your name… how will i find you?” She even calls her daddy “prince”.

By: jules winnfield

jules winnfield — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 01:43:07 +0000

don’t get me started on princess daughter routines and accessories. its crazy! there’s carrying the princess up the stairs in a certain regal manner. dancing and singing cinderella’s ‘once upon a dream’ and i absolutely HAVE to wear a cape (but i get called prince charming so i guess that’s fine). then there’s the poor little sleeping beauty lying down straight, eyes closed, both hands clamped together on top of her tummy, and she remains still until daddy finds her and plants a kiss on her exaggeratedly pouting lips (after which the regal manner of carrying the princess must likewise be performed).

she has glass slippers (well, it’s plastic really but nobody dare tell her or else!), a pink feather scarf (this i don’t get), a wand (fairy godmother split personality), complete disney princess dvd and costumes, tiaras. hell, even barbie doll had no choice but to get into the whole ‘princess’ marketing fever, culminating in the daddy-nightmare 12 DANCING PRINCESSES!!!!!! AAAARGH!!!! (we have 7 so far….)

By: poch

poch — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:33:40 +0000

my little one has the attitude AND the tiara to boot. her tiara is just an everyday accessory. :-)

By: kaye

kaye — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 09:45:13 +0000

aaaw!! soo cute.. hehehe! i remember the same thing with my 4yr old daughter.. when she wakes up she’d call on top of the stairs to her dad saying ‘daddy, weh ah yu??” (where are you??) and he would always answer, wakey-wakey na my little princess?? and bring her downstairs.. this is their daily routine.. ain’t fathers cute? i know MM must be very proud of his own princess…

By: jules winnfield

jules winnfield — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 09:07:07 +0000

you couldn’t have said it any better mm, all daughters are princesses alright. they are the loveliest things that could ever come from men. from the very moment little girls watch a disney princess movie and grasp the concept of royalty, they officialy become princesses.

By: bugsybee

bugsybee — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 05:30:19 +0000

Hmmm, I can “read” the father’s heart and it’s full of love and beaming with pride for his Princess! :)