The British royal family stepped out on Thursday to attend a dedication service of the Iraq and Afghanistan memorial [1] at London's Horse Guards Parade. While most the afternoon was refined in typical royal fashion (Kate Middleton looked lovely [2] and talked about her children, Prince Harry sadly kept his shirt on [3], etc.), one person wasn't feeling it at all. When Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip [4], approached 2-year-old Alfie Lun and his parents, all he wanted to do was get away [5]. The adorable toddler wiggled out of his mom's arms while he was supposed to be presenting the queen with a bouquet of flowers. He continued to fidget and sit on the ground before his mom picked him up. Since the queen has four children, eight grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren, she kept her cool during the whole ordeal since it's perfectly normal for kids to say in their own way, "Mom, I'm done here."