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No baby talk:Two-year-old Mila Stauffer’s views on adulthood will crack you up

Updated on: May 16, 2017, 18:50:18 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Two year old Mila Stauffer is taking over everyone’s hearts with her videos. (Instagram/kcstauffer)
Two year old Mila Stauffer is taking over everyone’s hearts with her videos. (Instagram/kcstauffer)

Mila Stauffer is gaining fans all over the internet. Videos of the two-year-old American shared by her mother show the little girl talking about living on a budget, being a mom, and other grown-up issues.


As vicious as the internet can often be, it can also serve dollops of cuteness from time to time. Videos of two-year-old Mila Stauffer is one such heart-warming offering. Sharp and smart-mouthed, Mila, is often seen talking about grown-up topics such as motherhood, living on a budget and iPhones. The videos have been shared by her mom Katie Stauffer on her Instagram and Facebook profile. Katie has over 4,24,000 followers on her Instagram account.

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Take a look:


Mila first won everyone’s hearts last October when she posed in a series on Halloween pictures along with her twin sister, Emma. The pictures, clicked by her mother, saw the girls dressed up as various characters, from Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to Kim and Kourtney Kardashian. Now, Mila’s back with a string of videos that will leave you laughing and going ‘aww’.

This one, when she wanted an iPhone:

Toddler's these days....🙄😂(dress @bohobeedesign 😍)

A post shared by Katie (@kcstauffer) on

When she had the budgeting blues:

When she went to the movies but someone kept kicking her seat:

Just in case you we're headed to the movie this weekend...

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And when she realised being a mom can be hard:

Mila has discovered the joys of motherhood 🙌🏼📹by @kaitsta my daughter

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  • Nikita Saxena
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    Nikita Saxena

    Nikita Saxena writes on Art, Culture and Campus, for the daily Entertainment & Lifestyle supplement, HT City