Stassi Schroeder Celebrates Her ‘Sassy, Clever’ Daughter Hartford’s 3rd Birthday

Stassi Schroeder is celebrating all the special qualities that make her daughter Hartford Charlie Rose one of a kind!

On Sunday, the Vanderpump Rules alum, 35, posted a touching tribute to her little girl in honor of her third birthday. "My Hartford is 3 today," she began, before reflecting on Hartford's spirited personality.

She continued, "So sure of herself, strong-willed, imaginative, passionate (I mean the PASSION), sassy, clever, cheeky, definitely capable of some Disney princess world domination/takeover, never met a dress she didn’t like, most affectionate big sister, stops mid tantrum to fix a crooked wall frame, never not tapping into her main character energy."

"I love you, Beaut Beaut. Happy birthday, my darling," Schroeder concluded the post, which featured a series of photos and clips of Hartford.

Little brother Messer Rhys, 4 months, makes a cute cameo in one clip where Hartford is singing and dancing while wearing a Snow White gown. Her passionate performance inspires her mom and dad, Beau Clark, to join in on the sing-along.

Another video shows Hartford doing another singing dance-off, dressed in a Frozen-inspired princess dress — to Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" hit. Her captive audience this time? The family's dog and Messer, who both sit watching the action from the wings.

Schroeder and Clark's second child made his arrival on Sept. 7. The former reality star announced the happy news on Instagram at the time, sharing two photos of Messer from the hospital.

"We love him so much already," she wrote, before jokingly making a nod to the sibling rivalry that sometimes ensues when a firstborn gets a new brother or sister: "Send prayers Hartford doesn’t terrorize him."

Shortly before Messer's birth, Schroeder revealed that she was hoping her son would oblige her by holding off on his arrival for a few days so that she wouldn't have to miss an important milestone.

In a post on her Instagram Story on Sept. 4, Schroeder explained that she was "trying to hold this baby in" so she could be home when Hartford started school.

"I will die and legit be devastated if I can't bring Hartford to her first day of school this week," she wrote alongside a photo of herself showing off her baby bump.

"Attempting to time this baby is like solving the freaking Pythagorean theorem," she continued. "Okay I feel chaotic."