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    Totally normal, right?

    Posts: 10,477 Member
    edited February 1 in Chit-Chat
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    Just showing off for my friends :)

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    • Posts: 212
      Absolutely!! Looks like my 3 boys.
    • Posts: 1,893 Member
      Seems about like my kids, so yep. Totally normal.
    • Posts: 39,744 Member
      Great picture.
    • Posts: 1,651 Member
      :heart: this
    • Posts: 74 Member
      That's fabulous!

      The other day I was grocery shopping and a little boy (about 5) was with his dad- the boy wearing a full-on Superman costume zooming through the produce aisles. His dad was wearing normal clothes except he had a football flag around his neck like a cape (assuming so they could be superheroes together, fighting crimes against vegetation everywhere)

      So adorable and awesome when kids are allowed and feel confident to be who they want to be :)
    • Posts: 2,736 Member
      Love this. My kid has the same Vader outfit, and another for Obi Wan.
    • Posts: 1,259 Member
      I'm sure the kids had a great time.
    • Posts: 1,598 Member
      ha ha love it! My son would totally be either Darth Vader or Batman lol
    • Posts: 2,576 Member
      Man...I KNEW IT! Disney is totally changing the canon!
    • Posts: 2,466 Member
      I concur.
    • Posts: 16,414 Member
      There it is!

      "Darth, the Early Years."
    • Posts: 3,038 Member
      Parenting, you're doing it right!
    • Posts: 1,669 Member
      awww, I remember days like that! Yep, totally normal.
    • Posts: 739 Member
      I let my son run around in costumes as often as he wants. That's a beautiful thing.
    • Posts: 814 Member
      :heart: :heart: :heart: so much cute....
    • Posts: 632 Member
      i'd be more worried if he DIDN'T like star wars. I wish they made a kids chewbacca costume
    • Posts: 3,472 Member
      Actually...it is not normal to drop a light saber until you have been disarmed in a great and fierce battle...OR...you're Jar Jar Binks.
    • Posts: 739 Member
      i'd be more worried if he DIDN'T like star wars. I wish they made a kids chewbacca costume

      Last time I went to Disneyland I bought a chwebacca hat for my (grown adult) cousin. My son wore it all day in the hot sun.
    • Posts: 34,971 Member
      Parenting, you're doing it right!

      THIS^

      Abso-freakin-lutely!!! Hi5 OP!
    • Posts: 34,971 Member
      Actually...it is not normal to drop a light saber until you have been disarmed in a great and fierce battle...OR...you're Jar Jar Binks.

      Dude..the Original Star Wars or GTFO
    • Posts: 6,420 Member
      Thats the kind of Galaxy I wanna live in.
    • Posts: 3,763 Member
      "The force is strong with this one!"
    • Posts: 3,472 Member
      show previous quotes

      Dude..the Original Star Wars or GTFO

      As you wish...OG SW it is.
    • Posts: 34,971 Member
      show previous quotes

      As you wish...OG SW it is.

      :tongue: :flowerforyou:
    • Posts: 4,741 Member
      I'm going to go with a no here. I let my son watch about 15 seconds of the Simpsons and now he is telling people that dadies do this, and mock chokes himself how Homer chokes Bart. If I had let him watch Empire strikes back, the last thing I need him saying is that daddy is going to cut my arm off.

      just saying.
    • Posts: 4,966 Member
      By reflex the Imperial March just started playing in my head!
    • Posts: 148 Member
      bump, to show my 6 year old later :)
    • Posts: 932 Member
      Seems reasonable.
    • Posts: 1,676 Member
      If not I don't want to live on this earth anymore.
    • Posts: 2,576 Member
      I'm going to go with a no here. I let my son watch about 15 seconds of the Simpsons and now he is telling people that dadies do this, and mock chokes himself how Homer chokes Bart. If I had let him watch Empire strikes back, the last thing I need him saying is that daddy is going to cut my arm off.

      just saying.

      He would be incorrect. The correct thing for him to say is "Daddy is going to cut off my hand."

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