My three year old memorized it on the first viewing.
I went to the bathroom and just as I was closing the door she said, "Daddy, love is an open door."
"Yeah well Daddy is peeing so this is a closed door."
Two seconds later.
[Knock knock]
"Daddy, do you wanna build a snowman?"
"Go back in the living room."
"Okay, bye."
It was only on the second viewing that I realized that last part was from the song.

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Anonymous wrote:true. But the frozen-Breaking Bad mash up is just SO funny.

My 4 year old loves for me to sit behind my closed closet door so that she can sing the snowman song and I can do my part with, "Go Away, Anna." Maybe next time I'll surprise her with the Breaking Bad rant. Spice things up a little.

Lol we do this too! Not the Breaking Bad part though.

My DS did not get the memo.

Tell that to my 3 yo DDs who love Frozen. And thanks for the heads-up - just got two t-shirts for their birthdays

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Anonymous wrote:true. But the frozen-Breaking Bad mash up is just SO funny.

My 4 year old loves for me to sit behind my closed closet door so that she can sing the snowman song and I can do my part with, "Go Away, Anna." Maybe next time I'll surprise her with the Breaking Bad rant. Spice things up a little.

LOL! Now there's an idea to keep things interesting this rainy afternoon.

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Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yeah, tell that to my 4y old….

"Time for your check-up" Gah.

my 2 y/o sings NOWWWWWWW! and we didn't know why. turns out he's combined the theme w/the toy's feel so much better nowwwww part.

Anonymous wrote:I hate the merchandise surrounding all movies and shows these days. I get why the marketers do it, but why do parents buy into so much??? A figure or a shirt here and there is one thing, but it's amazing how much I seen people shell out for some Frozen stuff. And they are STILL buying...

It's the culture of making parenting your kid your hobby. Larla shows interest in ABC so I'm going to take time and money to procure items directly relating back to said interest. What Larla, you now are interested in DEF? Ooh, let me do a quick Google search on that.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yeah, tell that to my 4y old….

Yes - tell it to my 4yr old too. I find it totally insipid, but what I will say is that I like the fact the my DD now dresses up in a lab coat and uses a little doctor's kit to examine and give MANY shots to every human and stuffed animal in the house. It has inspired nice imaginative play.

This. However, in my home we are the ones getting the shots and playing doctor. She also says she has to "exercise" to be healthy Last x-mas Santa brought her lots of doctor related stuff. My daughter doesn't think of her as a pet's doctor though, but as a regular doctor.

*I* like that her mother work and her dad is a SAHD, but my child doesn't even notice such nuances to be fair.

I hate the merchandise surrounding all movies and shows these days. I get why the marketers do it, but why do parents buy into so much??? A figure or a shirt here and there is one thing, but it's amazing how much I seen people shell out for some Frozen stuff. And they are STILL buying...

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yeah, tell that to my 4y old….

Yes - tell it to my 4yr old too. I find it totally insipid, but what I will say is that I like the fact the my DD now dresses up in a lab coat and uses a little doctor's kit to examine and give MANY shots to every human and stuffed animal in the house. It has inspired nice imaginative play.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yes, because promoting an interest in veterinarian science is a bad thing.

To be fair, pp didn't say it was bad - only that it was boring.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yes, because promoting an interest in veterinarian science is a bad thing.

Doesn't every little kid already want to be a vet at some point? Oh yeah, it's like when Barbie puts on her astronaut outfit to inspire young girls to go into the space program. LOL

Stop being so defensive about a Disney Junior cartoon, sheesh.

BTW, it's veterinary science. Veterinarian is the occupation.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yes, because promoting an interest in veterinarian science is a bad thing.

Doesn't every little kid already want to be a vet at some point? Oh yeah, it's like when Barbie puts on her astronaut outfit to inspire young girls to go into the space program. LOL

Stop being so defensive about a Disney Junior cartoon, sheesh.

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Anonymous wrote:They better have that stuff restocked in time for Christmas. And I predict many, many Elsas and Annas for Halloween.

This happened with Doc McStuffins too, huge hit, not enough merchandise to keep up, high ebay prices for must-have gifts

DMcS is super boring.

Yes, because promoting an interest in veterinarian science is a bad thing.

Anonymous wrote:true. But the frozen-Breaking Bad mash up is just SO funny.

My 4 year old loves for me to sit behind my closed closet door so that she can sing the snowman song and I can do my part with, "Go Away, Anna." Maybe next time I'll surprise her with the Breaking Bad rant. Spice things up a little.