12 Times We Knew Exactly What Princess Charlotte Was Thinking

By Nakeisha Campbell Updated: November 18, 2016

Princess Charlotte may not be able to form full sentences just yet, but one thing we know for sure is that she’s already mastered the art of nonverbal communication! Since Charlotte is only one year old, we thought we’d make it a bit easier for the royal toddler to communicate what she was really thinking in these moments!

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Click through the gallery to see what’s been going through Princess Charlotte’s mind!

Princess Charlotte 3

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"This is all wrong, mom! I wanted periwinkle, not navy!"
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"That creepy snake is getting bigger and bigger. Please get it away from me!"
Princess Charlotte 1

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"Mum, why are you shoving these flowers in my face? Stop this madness!"
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"Everyone grab your cameras! I'm ready for my close-up!"
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"This looks so shiny! I wonder if I can eat it."
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"Wait a minute, is that candy I'm seeing over there?"
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"Oh look! Dad's embarrassing himself again!"
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"Nice try, but I can still see what you're hiding back there!"
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"I think I see an ice cream truck. I wonder if it's going to stop by here..."
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"What are you looking at?"
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"But Mum, my shoes will get dirty!"
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"You stay right there, bubble. I'll pop you yet."
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