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Published 09:31 13 Apr 2017 BST
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A game of “pin the poop on the toilet” had the kids in stitches and a piñata shaped like the poop emoji kept them occupied for another hour.
Delicious poop-shaped cookies were baked for the event and, as a parting gift, Audrey gave all her little guests a whoopee cushion.
Explaining why she decided to make her daughter's weird wish come true, Rebecca said:
“I feel like in this time of Facebook and Pinterest, we sometimes get caught up in trying to impress other adults,”
“This party wasn’t for me, it was for Audrey. I love that we will look back at pictures, and it will represent her at 3 ― my funny and quirky little girl.”
We love her attitude. Can't wait to hear what Audrey has in mind for next year.
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