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I literally thought he was going to say he ran over the family puppy

I agree

Wicked cringe! Omg I couldn't believe it! Yikes! I literally pulled my mum into the bathroom and whispered it to her. Why on earth would anyone tell the whole world? Definitely didn't tell my dad either. That wasn't at all necessary. I'm horrified with these people and Ive never heard of them

The first part of that was supposed to say I agree, it was wicked cringe. Don't know where half my comment went haha

I got mine in 6th class oh not good day who know couldn't wait get home...think I was brought to one of female teachers and got a liner quite embarrassing day it was like when walked back into class every one knew cringe

totally agree

@@c.b5996 I only told my mom because I needed supplies, and I couldn't steal them from her secretly because she didn't have any after her hysterectomy. Otherwise I'd have gone to my grave without her knowing when it was, lol.

Yes exactly! 👏👏👏

@@ShilasSpellboundCreations her video was so cringe I so wish I could take my view back 😂

Hahahahahhahahaha

Can that happen?!?? I need to know

@@thedcp women who spend too much time together can sync their cycles unconsciously... Therefore anything is possible. Spoooooky 👻

True story. My high school was 600 girls. Lord help them.

😂😂😂

Nearly 40...and still I cannot use those bleeding things aghhh

My mum gave me tipple of brandy we were equipped with always...with three other women in the house...my poor dad🤣 bitches lol

Exactly. Same. I’m thankful for that.

Same. She bought me some pads and called it a day.

i think it is cute when people have a little mommy and daughter date to celebrate womanhood but, i don't think it needs to be blasted all over the internet.

Recently I’ve noticed how many family channels on here are Mormon. Not that it matters, but I hardly know any families that are Mormon. Then again I live in Texas and grew up in Florida and Tennessee, so maybe that’s why?

@@patticakes7165 like 95% of Mormons live in Utah that’s why we don’t come across many anywhere else, also every mormon family vlogger lives in utah lol

I agree. If I’m not mistaken, I think he works doing video production and various media production for a real estate company - I’m not really sure. But you can definitely tell that he knows his tech stuff. His production is remarkable. If you’re interested, he has a video on his channel explaining what cameras and microphones he uses 😊

Sames!!

Yes! It's bc of Josh that I even recognize bad audio/video quality on other channels now & I can't just ignore it like I used to lol

@@sabrina.natalie thanks for letting me know..I'll definitely look for it and check it out!

And sounds totally clear and pleasant!! The 🎤...I mean..haha!!

Exactly

I'm pretty sure my dad would die of mortification if I tried talking to him about my period. And I'm 39 😆

Same!!!

I’ve never “discussed” it with him but he has brought me products in an emergency.

I lived with my dad when I got my period so we had a very open relationship about periods. I don’t think it’s very uncommon for fathers to be able to talk about period with there daughters. Maybe just not the rest of the world

these people are worth 20 million on You Tube alone. They want their son to have a baby for You Tube. We are who has raised us. Trust me. Start them out young for that bag!

@@ApplePie-ro9lc that is a very good point. All the exploitation would make them millions.

Disgusting Mormon behavior. My husband and I got married in our early 20’s and waited 6 years to have a kid. Everyone at church always asking when we were going to have a kid and family even more. I am so glad my husband and I waited because we did have stable jobs and a house before we brought our daughter into this world. I grew up in an unstable home and did not want that for my daughter.

Totally agree!

Oof it’s sounds awkward. So bad timing for you.😓

I started at my dad's house as well (divorced parents)..I'm glad I was comfortable to send him to the store for tampons and stuff

I’m waiting for this day

I agree or even admitting that their parents pressure them into a lot of these situations

Same!! I didn’t want to tell anyone, I think I told my best friend and maybe my sister, and didn’t even want to tell my parents. It’s a super personal time in a young girls life. Super weird to me to share something like this to the whole world 😳

I hid it from everyone lol

My mother announced mine to the whole family and it embarrassed the mess out of me.

@@videofan1010 🙈🙈🙈nooo!! I’d be so mad! Lol

I told my mom because I didn't know what to do but my dad and sister just happened to find out because I was suffering from cramps and they kept asking me what was wrong 😓

Headbands and all!

She looks like a monk or something lol

Oh yes. I'm petty like that. Gimme that tea!!!!!

@@susantruppa7321 Tiki Torch 🔥😆💀

@@hellsbells1576 Rumour has it that she lent that dress to William & Harry for the unveiling of their mother’s statue! 🙃

@@swampophelia2098 You Are Worth It. It's like their motto/slogan/catch phrase/brand/nonsense idek.

I am so glad I'm not the only one who feels that way about the dad! Something about him really freaks me out!!

He needs to come out of the closet my taking of him

The paint situation...and what did he do... painted a square, only a women would go on like that

Was it the color, the finish, the application? Something else entirely?! I will go to my grave wondering what prompted his (want-to-be) philosophical speech about mistakes

The accuracy

He needs to do another vlog over Its r life.

You are 1000% right on all of the above

My dad doesn’t even know i got my period 2 years ago

Yes

But in that case the mother can just tell the dad “if she asking, the tampons is in the bag. Or she can call me, if isn’t something you can fix.” Not doing a big deal of it. ☺️

@@SAJK0KAT I mean she can, but periods aren’t something gross or abnormal, daughters should feel free to go to dad with normal bodily functions and if they need help with anything.

@@TheKnallkorper I would try to be prepared for them as well, but he asked if that was something he needed to know and I think the reasonable answer is yes. He’s the dad and that important info to know and his daughter should know that dad knows and is ready to help if she needed anything. I’m honestly confused (just because I didn’t expect to get any sort of response on this at all), like did people grow up where this was a secret from their dad? Maybe my dad was just a girldad through and through but if he went to the store and tampons were on the list, he bought them. He had at least one tampon and pad in his truck in case we needed them. If you have daughters that’s just part of being a parent. Like I said, I only had sisters so there were just daughters, but that’s just part of being a parent in my opinion. My husband and I have 1 daughter and another on the way and that is info he will know and be prepared to help with if either one of them ever called and needed him.

@@abbyz6767 I agree with you. Josh should know and be ready to help his daughter in regards to her period. It's good for dads to know about their daughter's health and be able to help her with things she needs. If my mom or I would need products from the store he would go in buy them and walk out sans a bag. Yet my mother and I were always to embarrassed to buy them. We both were taught it was shameful to be on our periods, be shunned and made fun of, yet my father was like, meh. So my advice to Josh would be to make your daughter fill safe in talking to you about these things. Even if it grosses you out and makes you want to gag, listen and gag later. There might be times when her mother isn't available to help for whatever reason and she will need to feel safe talking about what her body is going through.

@@msholle4495 I was starting to think I was the strange one lol

Exactly.

I see what you did there 😉 😂 😂 😂

Nah paint isn’t that bad 😏

I would rather watch paint dry, actually.

How funny I put a similar comment LOL

I love this

I love that you are doing this. It can totally be gross, but I dont know one person who has a period that doesn't have an embarrassing "accident" story. For boys to know about that, and not be one that contributes to any teasing that may occur is so important. A large percentage of the population gets, or did get, periods and it shouldn't be as hush hush as it is. It's not a big deal!

@@kaitlyng.473 thanks! My husband is a typical guy who of course doesn’t really understand it, but I don’t have to be embarrassed around him. He’s made many a trip for me after our son was born for feminine care supplies and never once blinked an eye. He said he was always more weirded out when we were TTC and was buying pregnancy tests lol. I’m sure if women could choose to get pregnant without periods no one would opt in so they may as well be understanding and accepting of something no one can control.

It reminded me of the Dad in the Brady bunch 😂

Will have to watch it later. 3.30am a bit early for me!

Agree

I have 2 sisters and none of us ever told our dad lol 😆 just asked mum for pads / tampons !

I didn’t even tell my mom let alone my dad. It was taboo to talk about those things with my parents. I will have the “talk” with my babes when the time comes and will ask them if it is ok if dad can join in on the conversation. Every family is different but let’s not RU-vid about it!

Same, I told my husband when our daughter started. He brought her chocolate home 😂😂

@@shannonaskew149 aww that’s sweet!

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That’s sounds good. Not doing a big deal of it AND you have all the information you needed.

Good for you. I wish people like you a ton of success on here

Subscribed 😍

@@shinchan7778 thank you! 😊

I think she’s about 20 now🤣cause I’m 18 and she was a little bit older than me

Her maturity level is 12 or under so.....

And filming your child IN BED that is just bad

I got mine when I was 9.

Yeah they're definitely getting it way earlier than years ago. Oh i sincerely hope my daughter doesn't get hers at 10, it's so early isn't it

I heard girls getting it as early as age 8! Makes me feel like a late bloomer for starting a few months before I turned 13.

@@PearlFirexx I was 16 so was my mother!

@@theirishcailin333 my first daughter got it at 13 in a airport 🤦🏼‍♀️ .. so embarrassing for her. Luckily I was there. Then my next daughter was 11 at home during covid. They have lots of friends who get it at 9 or 10 though. Insane !!!

Lol, true

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought he'd cheated on his wife and found out the other woman was pregnant with the way he was waxing lyrical.... that guy is a little strange

My daughter is eleven and I have a feeling she's going to start hers soon, so I actually do send her with "emergency supplies" anytime she's going to be away from me/ home. She's still super worried that she'll get it away from home, but at least she'll have what she needs. Still, it wasn't wrong that your mom wasn't ready. Kids are maturing younger and she probably wasn't thinking of it. I know if mine had gotten hers two years ago, we all would have been unprepared!

Seriously.. i remember being so embarrassed to tell my mom (and she was/is a great mom so that has nothing to do with it) let alone being recorded?! No wonder the poor girl was literally shaking. WTF

@@haleybit exactly!!!! Ans the moms like “why are you shaking!?” Like the little girl doesn’t understand her emotions either and it’s a lot going on and when you are screaming and yelling for the dad and recording it, it’s going to amplify everything

Yeah I used to watch too many family vloggers until I realised they were just exploiting their kids. Jonathan Sacconejoly seems to be the king of exploitation. Poor Éduardo when he grows up and realises just how much of his private life is out there for everyone to see he’s going to be one screwed up teenager.

Same with April and Davey, they have over 600k subscribers but their videos on average get 10 -20 k views

Good

Because there content is boring plus they use there children to bring money in you can see there children have changed so much over the years I feel so sorry for them .