A few days ago, National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend happened. Naturally, Kaavia James tried to get in on the act and sold a few boxes. Previously, Dwyane Wade shared how his daughter worked through that process. Even Gabrielle Union pointed out the six-year-old behavior, which was not friendly enough towards her best friend.

The Bring it On star added to her Instagram story, “When your bestie mansplains how best to sell cookies to the Girl Scouts.” In that story, the youngest member of the Wade family gave a side eye to her best friend, who might be helping her to sell more cookies. Even the best friend’s mother re-shared the story and added, “he tried it… and they taxed him then put him to work. All’s well that end’s well.”

So, Kaavia’s intimidation tactics did work. The tax part was the running joke ever since the six-year-old added the post, “We came, we saw, and added tax 🤭 #scoutshonor 🙋🏾‍♀️.”In that carousel post, Gabriel Union’s daughter added multiple snippets of her work. In one of those videos, she even helped her mother to choose the best cookies. The six-year-old picked out the “gluten-free ones.” 

But it seems Dwyane Wade’s wife didn’t like the choice. “Why @kaaviajames point out the gluten free ones😂😂😂👀👀👀💀.” In another video, the Heat icon tried to help his daughter by purchasing some boxes. Kaavia proudly flaunted that prices were up from last time due to inflation. The young girl has nailed the marketing strategies.

Previously, Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union’s help to their daughter

On his Instagram stories, the Heat legend showcased his and Union’s efforts towards helping the Girl Scouts of the USA. Dwyane Wade said, “Hey, Girl Scout cookies, got to make sure we got and we support little kids.” The 3x NBA champion asked his wife to take a few boxes from his hand, but Gabrielle Union had a witty reply, “You are not getting these back.”

In another story, D-Wade showcased another snap of Kaavia working hard. “She’s serious 😆 ‘Girl Scout‘,” he wrote, sharing a clip of his daughter, keenly working her stand. However, the hard work resulted in the six-year-old taking an early lunch break. By the time she took the break, she had collected a few badges to show the fruits of her labor.

Gabrielle Union even encouraged her daughters and her friends further: “Well you just started, you will have more badges.” So from purchasing multiple boxes to encouraging their daughter to be independent from a young age. It’s all happening with the Wades.