hello! i honestly hope you have an amazing day, go out for a walk maybe, get into some nature or simply just look up at the sky for a moment. there’s happiness all around, you just have to look for it. you have to be pretty sad or lonely to comment something like that. you’re not lonely here, you just have to be kind!✌️
@@GeorgeCrossland lmfao you don't even know me yet you claim I am lonely, you must be the sad act seeing as you started your comment off with fake positivity as if I was not going to be able to see straight through it, the only positivity you have is HIV positivity
there's this thing called scrolling and so what if he's camp or looks camp he could be bi and also its none of your business of what his sexuality is and what his personal info so next time if u don't like smth just scroll and keep your rude opinions to yourself.
When I was 2 I apparently went ‘fvcking hell’ over and over again when I brushed my teeth Gotta love when your parents arguments become your vocabulary
I love your videos so much, you are a great dad. Your funny, kind and kind of chaotic at times 😂 but anyway, i havent been wayching your videos for long, but they make me laugh everytime. ❤
My Two year old brother first word was “shit”. It was hilarious to watch my mothers reaction and now he has a whole vocabulary of curses that he’s picked up.
i never usually explain my videos, and don’t know why i am on this one (got a pretty horrible comment…) this is an example of when we got parenting wrong, which… IS NORMAL! we are not all perfect, but seeing the funny side and allowing other parents feel seen, is why i love making these videos. if i was making videos about how good i was at parenting all the time, i think you’d be a bit bored 😂 peace ✌️
Literally just saw one of your videos, and now scrolling through them all - you look like a great wholesome parents, who're doing the best you can, and better than most! The downside of social media is the haters..... But I'm loving the Montessori elements, I'm loving the honesty, loving that you have fun, love that you're protecting your children's identity while they can't give informed consent to being online.
Dude you seem like a awesome dad. If I had you as my dad I’d be pretty gosh darn happy. Hope you have a fantastic day dude. Stay safe and keep being an awesome parent.
Kids repeat things. It's really not the end of the world. You just need to teach them that there's a time and a place for using certain words that we all have to learn. Granted this is a bit younger than most would like, but this happened and now here you are. 🤷 Personally I think it's hilarious! 😂
Oh my God, remembering my niece and nephew, saying, the first swearword was the funniest thing ever. My Eye, I think three or four month year-old niece flipping people off and she I think she’s only three or four months old or maybe older
i literally love his reactions to hate comments and i want to leave a fake one just so he’ll respond, he takes them so well, this is why i love you bro 🫶
When my brother was nearly 3, he was in the back seat of my nans car stopping at a red light, as they waited patiently they heard a small voice behind them say “awe red light… fuck it” 😂😂😂 let’s just say my mom had some strong words when they got back hahaha!
i think the best swearing toddler story i have is from when my then 4yo brother overheard mom say fudge when she burned herself in the kitchen. ten minutes later we heard something fall, and then a tiny little 4yo voice yelling, “fudge!” mom just shook her head and made dad deal with him.
It happens. At 2/3 years old toddlers also reach the so called fecal phase. They start to love fart jokes and swear words that aound disgusting. Tge important thing is to explain that swear words can hurt the feelings of someone. And what the word means. Kids don't know better.
Yeah… I remember once my baby brother (5 at the time) was watching me play a game. I totally forgot myself and ended up saying “sh*t” when I died. He immediately parroted and I panicked so I say, “no buddy! That’s a… high level word! I can say it because I’m level 60, but you’re only level seven, so you can’t.” He bought it somehow? (I didn’t want to tell him it was a bad word bc he was in a contrary phase and would had said it on purpose, he knows now)
My autistic 12 year old cousin learned the word fuck from school and on christmas he got up at 3am after 30 minutes of sleep and my auntie was trying to tell him to go to sleep and he said "i dont fucking have to" and i love how he also knows which context to use it in when he cant even refer to himself as i or me
Omg my 2 toddler sisters are the same, ones got sass like a 14 year old teenage girl and the other has the mouth of a sailor, they are 2 and 3 years old
I was an extremely intelligent kid. For example, by the age of 5 I was saying how I didn’t want to go to school because the people there were mean and conceited. I knew the definition too. But when I was three my dad was being annoying and copying me. So what did I do? I looked him dead in the eyes and said “Stop being an a’shole.” I knew he would have to stop and tell me off but it meant that he would stop copying me!
my parents seperated when i was a baby (good riddance lol) and when i was about 2, my mum had to call and have a stern word with my dad cause i had started swearing in the car at other drivers (picture “drive for fucks sake” in a tiny, squeaky voice) and my mum knew exactly where i had picked that up 😂
My first time swearing was at 4 years old when i was opening my brand new pokemon cards and saw a beautiful pink pokemon named Skitty tho my amazingly smart 4 year old eyes saw “shitty” so i ran up to my mum and aunty yelling “MAMA I GOT SHITTY LOOK I GOT SHITTY” while holding up the card all excited
I have a story kinda like this! Me and my older brother were eating breakfast and my little sister was putting on her shoes, seems fine, right? WRONG. She must of not been able to get the straps on her shoes because all of a sudden we hear this five year old girl yell "SH!T!" So loud i coulda sworn she was right behind me and not on the opposite side of the house*
When i was very young my brother shut his finger in the car door and tried to censor himself with "son of a- BISCUIT" and I very proudly corrected him with "no its not son of a biscuit its son of a bitch!"
Apparently when I was like two or three I was in the store with my mom and grandma and they were talking and wouldn’t answer me so I yelled “GET ME OUT OF THIS F-KING CART!!” Um.. yeah 👍
apparently one of the biggest embarrassments we put my mom through when me and my sister were little was asking, very loudly, in a public bus, what "sorete" (Spanish for shit) meant- right after the guys in front of us said it. apparently they hadn't realized there were two little kids hearing them and no matter how much my mom promised she'd explain at home, i was a woman of the people at age 4 and demanded the truth be set free right there and then 😂
My sister just turned 2, I have to constantly say don't repeat that when I say something. She coppies me the most and it's cute till I said oh my god and clear as a bell she repeated me
Sigma -throws stuff at beta males to show dominance -when faced with opposition he belittles the opponent -uses a strong and commanding walk to show he is the alpha
Dont feel bad, my twonager, who is 30 now, saved the f word for when i was in the labour ward after her baby brother was born. She intuitively combined it with a nazi goosestep. So even though my new baby wasborn in two contractions and the pethidine kicked in after he was born........i had to deal with midwives and a room full of relatives with worried faces of concern, when all i wanted to do was say 'who cares'.
British people use terms of endearment pretty liberally, and there’s a huge range, and it gets regional. ‘Babe’ or ‘babes’ for everyone including your kids is pretty Londonish, which I think tracks from what little I’ve seen of this channel so far. Another example is ‘duck’ being the term used by people from Stoke. Then there’s the general Love and Mate which gets used by pretty much everyone.
