"Daddy's here!"
- When Chas and Kira get married.
- When Kira asks Chuckie, and Chas asks Kimi to dance at the end of the movie.Chas: Kimi, sweetheart, may I have this dance?
Kira: Chuckie, would you like to dance with your new mommy? - Chas' reaction to Chuckie's Big "NO!": "He said his first word... He's talking!"
- Topped off with Chas and Chuckie rushing towards each other in a tight embrace, with Chas comforting his sobbing son.
- Chuckie rushing to the church, ignoring all else and overcoming his fears to save his dad. Especially touching is his desperate and determined cry of "I'm coming, Daddy!"
- The scene where, when Coco takes Chuckie's teddy bear, his friends readily join in on the tug of war to try to get it back.
- Also in this same scene, at the conclusion of the scuffle, Tommy instinctively pulling Dil out of the way before a bowl falls on him.
- As Jean Claude is taking the children onto the elevator, Lil has her hand on Chuckie's shoulder in an attempt to comfort him.
- Spike's interactions with Fifi. As Betty put it, "Looks like Spike found himself a little patootie!"
- Lou reminding his sons that he will never forget about their mother even after marrying his loving second wife Lulu.Drew: I'm really happy for you, Pop!
Stu: Yeah, Lulu's a great lady.
Lou: Yep, she's a keeper! Course no one will ever replace your mother. (places his hand on his heart) It's her love in here that helped this old geezer love again. - Chas giving Chuckie his teddy bear made for him by his mom; it instantly becomes his most treasured possession through his entire adventure in Paris. Even more touching is how Kira ensures it is saved when Coco tries to get rid of it.
- Angelica genuinely apologizing to Chuckie for conspiring with Coco. Even she knows that was wrong. Chuckie is moved enough by this to begin his Heroic Second Wind.
- Tommy riding on Chuckie's head wearing the helmet while the latter used the suit was pretty adorable. Their friendship knows no bounds.
- When Coco pulls her dress from under the babies, causing them to fall over, you can see the horror, followed by sheer anger flood Angelica's face as she realises what Coco has just done, then proceeeds to stamp on her dress, causing it to rip and exposing her underwear. Seeing Angelica defend the babies (in her own way) is very sweet.
- "Listen lady! Nobody messes with my dumb babies 'cept me!"
- Chuckie and Kimi talking about Melinda, Chuckie's deceased mother, at their parents' wedding.Kimi: Do you ever miss her?
Chuckie: Sometimes, but then I 'member that she's up there watching me from heaven. I guess I'm lucky! I got two mommies to look after me now! - The following line from Chuckie below is not only the final line of the movie, but the last time we hear Christine Cavanaugh as Chuckie as she would retire from voice acting afterwards. The fact that her last lines as Chuckie (her most iconic role) are ones where he's truly happy is definitely heartwarming:Chuckie: Well, Tommy... I guess this is the way things are gonna be from now on!
- Fridge Brilliance: The wedding ending on a food fight is a fitting symbolism and a Foil to Coco's would-be wedding. As opposed to Coco trying to make her wedding perfect (even at the babies' expense), Chas and Kira's wedding ending with a big food fight represents that life's not going to be all perfection and sparkly princess mommies. Still, if it's all the same to them, the babies and their parents wouldn't have their post-Kira lives any other way, as long as they still have fun.
- When Chas checks in on a sleeping Tommy and Chuckie, he takes the time to run his hand affectionately over Tommy's head before kissing Chuckie's forehead. It's really sweet that Chas is so affectionate to children outside of his son.
- A similar moment comes during the performance: Stu and Didi turn around and see Phil and Lil, who appear to be mesmerized. They smile at this sight.
- The instant Chas and Kira fall in love, and over a poem dedicated to loving children, no less.Kira: "Oh how my heart beats wild..."Chaz: (Gently hugging Chuckie assuringly) "...each time I hold my precious child." (Surprised) Wait! You know that poem?Kira: It is one of my favorites.
- As opposed to the previous time Coco tried to pretend to love children by lying she knows that poem, this time around is genuine, honest and meaningful. If anything, it marks the moment Chas and Kira's relationship is built on something that means everything to them: the love for their children.
