6-year-old: Can I watch a vampire movie?
Me: You were scared of Harry Potter.
6-year-old: Vampires aren't real. Magic is.

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6-year-old: Can I watch a vampire movie?
Me: You were scared of Harry Potter.
6-year-old: Vampires aren't real. Magic is.
6-year-old: No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No!
Me: What are you doing?
6-year-old: Playing house. I'm the mom.
Nailed it.
Me: When I was a kid, everyone had to share one TV.
6-year-old: I don't believe you.
Me: That we shared?
6-year-old: That you had TV back then.
6-year-old: Why don't people have stingers like bees?
Dad: We don't need to sting anybody.
6-year-old: Maybe you don't.
4-year-old: Why do I always have to pick up?
Dad: What will you do when you have your own house and it gets dirty?
4-year-old: Move.
Me: What do you want to be when you grow up?
4-year-old: Tall.
Me: No, what do you want to do?
4-year-old: Reach the candy on top the fridge.
6-year-old: Can you and Mom help me pick up my toys?
Dad: We didn't make this mess.
6-year-old: You made me. Checkmate.
Me: I made the bed.
4-year-old: No you didn't. A factory did.
Me: I meant I did the sheets and blankets.
4-year-old: A factory made those, too.