" i know adults that dont know how to express themselves without throwing a fit" yes!!! Thank you! And those adults are also the ones who yell at children.
I SO needed to hear this I'm twenty four, I have a four year old, three year old, and I'm five months pregnant with my third, I have two step kids (twelve and thirteen) and my step son and my son have autism, my son (he's 4) threw a tantrum waiting to be seated at Chilli's with our pastor, his wife, and their toddler and 4 month old . I kept apologizing for my son because I thought that was the polite thing to do. My husband snapped at me and said "stop apologizing, you don't owe anyone an explanation and they need to be more open minded and empathize with our son's needs instead of judging us for it." I got so mad, because he was RIGHT.
OMG. I wish so hard I'd had this when I first had my daughter. She was one of those kids who did the head-banging thing. That thing where they bash their own head against whatever surface is available - even if it's the sidewalk. I freaked hard. Her pediatrician (bless her) told me to ignore her - she's not going to do herself any real damage. But the LOOKS from perfect strangers when she would freak out and start banging her head on the cart or the floor? Yeah. And being mom, not wanting my baby to hurt, it was teeth-grittingly difficult to let her do it. But....after a few tantrums of me ignoring it, she started to pause to look for softer surfaces to bang her head... and that's when I knew I could get through it. Thankfully the head-banging thing only lasted a couple of months. But... yeah. You give so much truth, and it's so very needed. Thanks.
Yup had this happen in the middle of a crowded mall, got a lot of eye roll, and I was mortified until another mom passed by and said to me you got this we have all been there and just like that the embarrassment went away
Thank you for this! I seriously had a woman tell me I should leave my kids at home when I grocery shop! At first what she said rolled off me then it started to bug me. So again thank you for this.
I actually asked my kid's doctor once what I should do about his public tantrums and the DOCTOR told me I should just stop taking him out in public -.- that's fine advice until you realize you can't get a babysitter every time you need to run a little errand 😂 (also for real it's terrible advice lol)
Yes! Totally been there. My daughter melted down in Wal-Mart over us not getting cotton candy, going to the arcade, and not having pennies for the cmn thing (You put the coins in and they spin around a bunch before dropping down). Its the early morning with all the other moms who just dropped their kids at school, homeschool, or are also stay at home moms. And many gave those same reactions. I mean, come on. Your kids never melted down in public? PLEASE! Good grief, everyone has had that happen. Why stare, glare, or say anything not nice? I don't get it! My first child, now 8, we would drag him out faster than lightning when he started melting. Now, we tell our daughter, 3 years old, "when you are ready to listen, let me know. But we don't scream in stores and you sure don't deserve any treats, especially cotton candy." Well, we put her coat on her during full death roll and continued to leave (We were already checked out and greasing to the door when she lost it) and got her in the van. And she looked at me with sad, tear filled eyes and told me she was ready to listen. Ok, time to fix the entitled attitude and get back on track. Told her that we don't need treats always, we don't scream and flip in public, and most of all, it's ok to be upset and tell us she isn't happy. But screaming and crying like that? Not ok. Use your words and talk to us. Now, I'm realistic, i know it's not the last tantrum she'll throw. But, telling her that when shes ready to listen, we'll talk? It works with her. We don't ignore her and don't let her freak in the store, we do try to remind her to keep her volume down and all, but I've learned that fighting them in the midst of meltdown only adds to the drama. If you remind them to quiet down (quiet whisper in their ears, strangely does work with my kids) and offering a hug? Reminds them i still love them, even though I'm not loving their attitude. I've had comments about not being strict enough from the elderly crowd. No, not cool. Its called being a human with real emotions and needing to learn how to communicate. I've seen elderly throw bigger tantrums in public and not get the same looks or comments. And they should know better, they have the vocab to communicate properly. Why is it ok for adults and elderly to act like that, but a child must be shamed right away, told they are awful, bad, or whatever? They are learning! I say the adults and elderly shiuld be the ones shamed, not the kids. If you don't qualify as a kid, you have ZERO excuse to scream, curse, throw things, and flip in public.
I had one of those days today. Now i am lying in bed...eating chocolate after a good cry. Thank you for your honest, funny and relativating video's. Love it!
My daughter is 15 now but I can still relate. At this age the only words she knows is yes, no, and I don't know. Normal. At ten, I told her that we would get to the stage when she thought I was the dumbest thing walking and that I would remind her that this was normal. She "doesn't remember." Sigh. This too shall pass.
Amen! We have such neighbours in our house. Very nice... 🤦♀️ If myson gets a little storm inside they ring the bell and asking what is wrong or why I did something he did not like. Or asking him if he would like cookies. And they are some young girls live together. No way... shut the door and hope they will have lot's of screaming kids in future! 🙈
omfricking!! hallelujah for this!! this is what I needed to hear. I have a 2yr old kid who I swear makes me think my brain is gonna pop anytime soon. And I have loads of people who tells me what to do and what not which adds to it. Every night I think I am not doing enough for my kid and that I am a useless parent. Your videos are what helps me get through and understand my little girl and for that I couldn't thank you enough❤
Aww! I feel that way all the time! I have 3 and my oldest will be 4 next month. I can’t tell you how many people try to tell me what I’m doing wrong or what I need to do in certain situations that worked for their kids. Like ok, I’ve tried that, but that doesn’t work for any of my kids so what now? You are the only one who truly knows your kid, what works, what doesn’t. Don’t worry about what others think about you. You’re doing just fine.
1st time watching u. This was way better than any meditation , stress relief music. I have a 7 year old, doesn't throw tantrums , but at times makes me so stressed... that I keep looking for faults in my parenting and I end up feeling like a failure But this video was so mood uplifting
On Sunday some lady with teens made a nasty remark out loud about a mom struggling with her toddler... I spoke up because I have a toddler who does the same thing. After speaking up to the one woman who made the nasty remark I went and offered a helping hand to the struggling mom.
I go out of my way to acknowledge and comfort mom's of tantrum kids. I don't stick around or butt in but I like to make a comment that communicates that Ive been there and I hope their day gets easier. My eldest never had tantrums really but my youngest more than makes up for it.
Thank You for your videos, Kristina! I just love them! (I once got the: "I've seen a lot, but never seen a tantrum like THIS!" from a preschool teacher.) I feel bad for my first child, because with her I still feel embarassed sometimes..😐 I hope, I can change that! Anna from Hungary
I’m a mom doing it on my own with 3 boys and your videos on those rough days are exactly what I need to remind myself to find the humor in parenting because it’s hard work, but those out of the blue moments of getting random hug from my 12 year old, a “you’re seriously the best mom ever” comment from my 8 year old and the big hugs from my 1 year old followed by cuddles make every ounce of craziness worth it. Thanks for being you. It’s helped more than you know. 🤗
Aw I love your videos thank you so much for these 😭😭 it really is the hardest thing to pick up a toddler in a tantrum that is determined to not get picked up 😅 && it's also really hard to not be embarrassed by this kinda thing so thank you :3
I love how you take a sip as you talk. I'm sharing his work my mom. She had a moment like this at the play ground with my niece. She got judged but kept it moving.
Thanks for the good content Kristina!! You are so honest and genuine! When I am a mom someday, I hope to be as amazing as you are!! xoxoxoxoxo you have given us all laughs since your sassy videos on facebook lol! i'm so thankful to have found your channel :)
Amen... I can't stand those parents who think they are perfect no one is perfect no child is perfect. I usually try and help a mom smile or talk with the kid to distract them. Stop judging and start supporting people!
Now I know I'm not the only one who don't giv a sh** about others while your kid is not behaving the way they're suposed to! We are just parents that parent our kids!
My kids have been laying on the store's floors and I couldn't care less back then... I stood next to them and waited till they finished. You can't change it anyways. And I must say... The fb photo with the real life counter made you so much more mom than TH-camr. Please don't loose this! I love you because I totally can relate to everything you say. But your home always seems so... Clean... 🙈😂 Keep your great work up! ❤️❤️❤️
My 3 year old did the exact same thing this week. It's been a rough couple weeks with her - the threenager is real! I love watching your videos, they always make me laugh and feel better, and remember to not take everything so seriously!
When my toddlers throw tantrum I just sit down next to them and browse my phone until they are exhausted. Once I realised his real tears are turning into fake whimpers like a steam engine running out of steam. I simply pick em up and go home
My daughter threw an epic tantrum because she didn't want to eat at the semi-fast food restaurant the family had chosen. She laid down in the doorway having her moment. Every time a customer opened the door, I'd yell over, "Yeah. She's mine. Step over her." Tantrum calmed down pretty quickly after that. #momscore #notalwaysthatcalm
My kids ate pretty good out and about. I give the sympathetic look to parents whose kids give it to them. It the blood curdling screams I can't handle.
Melysa Cox my kids are normally pretty good when we’re out as well. It’s when we’re home mostly that I get attitude, whining, crying, fighting...etc. I have 3 kids, and my oldest will be 4 next month.
My first son hardly ever threw a tantrum. My second, well, it's a tantrum a day with him pretty much... I've learned to roll with it. My first was an easy going and laid back kind of kid. My second is not. It's a blast.
I had one son who would throw the biggest tantrums going, the next was a perfect angel till he turned 13 and made up for lost time when is hormones kick in. The next would argue with me like he was a 60 year old man. And the other two twins that have just started the terrible twos. As long as they all turn out to be decent human beings I couldn't give a toss. People can stare when they're having a massive tantrums as long as I don't give into them the tantrums don't last........................... more than a day LOL 🤣. And at the end of them they have learnt something.
After 4 children I think I still get a little embarrassed. I mean, I don't think about it at the time, I'm too focused on my 6 year old laying on the floor at Costco screaming and thrashing around like she has demons just because I refused to buy a ton of Nutella, while my two youngest hit and scratch each other and my oldest is smelling all the flowers Costco has to offer. But, afterward I swear I'll never take them shopping again because it causes me so much anxiety! But, I have to, that's life. I never know when she's going to flip out though, so every time I leave the house it's like hoping she doesn't go off like a time bomb!
So I was watching your video and I was looking at the lollipop in the wine and then I was thinking like if it was me I totally dip that and then you did.😂😂😂😂
So true..... and how about, 'and if the dog p+++#@$%% on the floor, and you are the first to see it...clean it up'. Just saying.... but my "KIDS" are 16+.
My youngest sibling, Amy, my sister with springy hair like me was peeing on the floor all the time when this video was posted to TH-cam. She peed on the floor when she was 2-3 years old and was born on February 7, '15. Me and my siblings, but not Amy (because she wasn't born at the time), went to City Barbecue on the day she was born. I have one older brother, two younger brothers and four younger sisters. I have a brother and sister with springs and two brothers and three sisters without springs. My older brother is Justin (age: 19), my younger brothers are Leo (age: 13) and Max (age: 10) and my younger sisters are Claire (age: 15), Dorothy (age: 9), Helen (age: 7) and Amy (age: 5). Amy is my sister with springs and Leo is my brother with springs. My other siblings do not have springs.
I love that you bought yourself a lollipop and not the tantrum child. So clever!!!!! Genius
" i know adults that dont know how to express themselves without throwing a fit" yes!!! Thank you! And those adults are also the ones who yell at children.
Yes
The wine dipping is priceless 😂😂😂💛
#priorities ;) x
Thats exactly what I thought 😂😂😂
Lol, amen. Some other kids' parents 🙄 This is my new favorite channel!
I SO needed to hear this I'm twenty four, I have a four year old, three year old, and I'm five months pregnant with my third, I have two step kids (twelve and thirteen) and my step son and my son have autism, my son (he's 4) threw a tantrum waiting to be seated at Chilli's with our pastor, his wife, and their toddler and 4 month old . I kept apologizing for my son because I thought that was the polite thing to do. My husband snapped at me and said "stop apologizing, you don't owe anyone an explanation and they need to be more open minded and empathize with our son's needs instead of judging us for it." I got so mad, because he was RIGHT.
OMG. I wish so hard I'd had this when I first had my daughter. She was one of those kids who did the head-banging thing. That thing where they bash their own head against whatever surface is available - even if it's the sidewalk. I freaked hard. Her pediatrician (bless her) told me to ignore her - she's not going to do herself any real damage. But the LOOKS from perfect strangers when she would freak out and start banging her head on the cart or the floor? Yeah. And being mom, not wanting my baby to hurt, it was teeth-grittingly difficult to let her do it. But....after a few tantrums of me ignoring it, she started to pause to look for softer surfaces to bang her head... and that's when I knew I could get through it. Thankfully the head-banging thing only lasted a couple of months. But... yeah. You give so much truth, and it's so very needed. Thanks.
Yup had this happen in the middle of a crowded mall, got a lot of eye roll, and I was mortified until another mom passed by and said to me you got this we have all been there and just like that the embarrassment went away
Thank you for this! I seriously had a woman tell me I should leave my kids at home when I grocery shop! At first what she said rolled off me then it started to bug me. So again thank you for this.
I actually asked my kid's doctor once what I should do about his public tantrums and the DOCTOR told me I should just stop taking him out in public -.- that's fine advice until you realize you can't get a babysitter every time you need to run a little errand 😂 (also for real it's terrible advice lol)
Yes! Totally been there. My daughter melted down in Wal-Mart over us not getting cotton candy, going to the arcade, and not having pennies for the cmn thing (You put the coins in and they spin around a bunch before dropping down). Its the early morning with all the other moms who just dropped their kids at school, homeschool, or are also stay at home moms. And many gave those same reactions. I mean, come on. Your kids never melted down in public? PLEASE! Good grief, everyone has had that happen. Why stare, glare, or say anything not nice? I don't get it! My first child, now 8, we would drag him out faster than lightning when he started melting. Now, we tell our daughter, 3 years old, "when you are ready to listen, let me know. But we don't scream in stores and you sure don't deserve any treats, especially cotton candy." Well, we put her coat on her during full death roll and continued to leave (We were already checked out and greasing to the door when she lost it) and got her in the van. And she looked at me with sad, tear filled eyes and told me she was ready to listen. Ok, time to fix the entitled attitude and get back on track. Told her that we don't need treats always, we don't scream and flip in public, and most of all, it's ok to be upset and tell us she isn't happy. But screaming and crying like that? Not ok. Use your words and talk to us.
Now, I'm realistic, i know it's not the last tantrum she'll throw. But, telling her that when shes ready to listen, we'll talk? It works with her. We don't ignore her and don't let her freak in the store, we do try to remind her to keep her volume down and all, but I've learned that fighting them in the midst of meltdown only adds to the drama. If you remind them to quiet down (quiet whisper in their ears, strangely does work with my kids) and offering a hug? Reminds them i still love them, even though I'm not loving their attitude. I've had comments about not being strict enough from the elderly crowd. No, not cool. Its called being a human with real emotions and needing to learn how to communicate. I've seen elderly throw bigger tantrums in public and not get the same looks or comments. And they should know better, they have the vocab to communicate properly. Why is it ok for adults and elderly to act like that, but a child must be shamed right away, told they are awful, bad, or whatever? They are learning!
I say the adults and elderly shiuld be the ones shamed, not the kids. If you don't qualify as a kid, you have ZERO excuse to scream, curse, throw things, and flip in public.
What I really want to know is - why don’t you have a million subscribers??!! You are just the greatest xx
I like how she dips the lollipop in the wine, LOL!😂🤣
I had one of those days today. Now i am lying in bed...eating chocolate after a good cry. Thank you for your honest, funny and relativating video's. Love it!
My daughter is 15 now but I can still relate. At this age the only words she knows is yes, no, and I don't know. Normal.
At ten, I told her that we would get to the stage when she thought I was the dumbest thing walking and that I would remind her that this was normal. She "doesn't remember."
Sigh. This too shall pass.
Let her know she is special and wonderful just the way she is!
You are such an inspiration. I wish you could sit on my shoulder and show me how to navigate this life. I’m so sick of anxiety
Amen! We have such neighbours in our house. Very nice... 🤦♀️ If myson gets a little storm inside they ring the bell and asking what is wrong or why I did something he did not like. Or asking him if he would like cookies. And they are some young girls live together.
No way... shut the door and hope they will have lot's of screaming kids in future!
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omfricking!! hallelujah for this!! this is what I needed to hear. I have a 2yr old kid who I swear makes me think my brain is gonna pop anytime soon. And I have loads of people who tells me what to do and what not which adds to it. Every night I think I am not doing enough for my kid and that I am a useless parent. Your videos are what helps me get through and understand my little girl and for that I couldn't thank you enough❤
Aww! I feel that way all the time! I have 3 and my oldest will be 4 next month. I can’t tell you how many people try to tell me what I’m doing wrong or what I need to do in certain situations that worked for their kids. Like ok, I’ve tried that, but that doesn’t work for any of my kids so what now? You are the only one who truly knows your kid, what works, what doesn’t. Don’t worry about what others think about you. You’re doing just fine.
0:36 “It feels like picking up a large swarm of angry bees” - LMAO oh the hyperbole usage
1st time watching u. This was way better than any meditation , stress relief music.
I have a 7 year old, doesn't throw tantrums , but at times makes me so stressed... that I keep looking for faults in my parenting and I end up feeling like a failure
But this video was so mood uplifting
Dipping that lollipop 😂😂 while my other teenage peers are watching music videos I'm over here watching truth bomb mom🤣
Yes, you certainly CAN get an "Amen!" Love you!
On Sunday some lady with teens made a nasty remark out loud about a mom struggling with her toddler... I spoke up because I have a toddler who does the same thing. After speaking up to the one woman who made the nasty remark I went and offered a helping hand to the struggling mom.
Need this video today. Thx for lifting me up!! Lollies with red wine: laughing my ass off
I go out of my way to acknowledge and comfort mom's of tantrum kids. I don't stick around or butt in but I like to make a comment that communicates that Ive been there and I hope their day gets easier. My eldest never had tantrums really but my youngest more than makes up for it.
Amen! It's irritating when my kids are having a moment and others have to add in commentary! Like it helps the situation! Love your videos!
When life gives you a swarm of angry bees, make a cocktail.
Thank You for your videos, Kristina!
I just love them! (I once got the: "I've seen a lot, but never seen a tantrum like THIS!" from a preschool teacher.)
I feel bad for my first child, because with her I still feel embarassed sometimes..😐 I hope, I can change that!
Anna from Hungary
Haha! My daughter is the SAME way!!!!!! My son never threw fits! My daughter however is SOOOOOOOOO sassy!!
Adults throw tantrums too, all the time lol
I'm still waiting for my teenagers to express themselves in a calm and mature way
AMEN!
I’m a mom doing it on my own with 3 boys and your videos on those rough days are exactly what I need to remind myself to find the humor in parenting because it’s hard work, but those out of the blue moments of getting random hug from my 12 year old, a “you’re seriously the best mom ever” comment from my 8 year old and the big hugs from my 1 year old followed by cuddles make every ounce of craziness worth it. Thanks for being you. It’s helped more than you know. 🤗
Aw I love your videos thank you so much for these 😭😭 it really is the hardest thing to pick up a toddler in a tantrum that is determined to not get picked up 😅 && it's also really hard to not be embarrassed by this kinda thing so thank you :3
Oh Kristina, I can SO relate!!! You can get an AMEN from me!! Thank you so much for making this video :) You're a great mom!!
I love how you take a sip as you talk. I'm sharing his work my mom. She had a moment like this at the play ground with my niece. She got judged but kept it moving.
I.FREAKING.LOVE.YOU!!!!! Gosh I needed this video. Thank you gorgeous wisdom.
Thanks for the good content Kristina!! You are so honest and genuine! When I am a mom someday, I hope to be as amazing as you are!! xoxoxoxoxo you have given us all laughs since your sassy videos on facebook lol! i'm so thankful to have found your channel :)
Just found your channel and love it so much. I klick the like button before the video even starts! 🥰
Amen... I can't stand those parents who think they are perfect no one is perfect no child is perfect. I usually try and help a mom smile or talk with the kid to distract them. Stop judging and start supporting people!
Exactly Crystal! I do my best to help too. God bless you! HIGH FIVE LONG DISTANCE! Peace, Lynne
Stepford kids are children of corn. Anyone saying there kid is perfect is delusional and hiding a future Manson.
Now I know I'm not the only one who don't giv a sh** about others while your kid is not behaving the way they're suposed to! We are just parents that parent our kids!
Said the woman dipping her lollipop in wine...I LOVE IT! LOL
So good!!! Amen!
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 So true! NORMAL.
This should be an ad/ or run on commercials!!!
My kids have been laying on the store's floors and I couldn't care less back then... I stood next to them and waited till they finished. You can't change it anyways.
And I must say... The fb photo with the real life counter made you so much more mom than TH-camr. Please don't loose this! I love you because I totally can relate to everything you say. But your home always seems so... Clean... 🙈😂
Keep your great work up! ❤️❤️❤️
You made my day! And I save this video to watch it again, when this situation happens... love you ✌🏻😘
Yes!!! Thank you for this!!!! "....large swarm of angry bees." Yup!
Love your healthy perspective on life and parenting - it's refreshing to hear real talk from a genuine person!
Can't tell you how much hubby and I enjoy and identify with your videos. Lol
Normal.
My 3 year old did the exact same thing this week. It's been a rough couple weeks with her - the threenager is real! I love watching your videos, they always make me laugh and feel better, and remember to not take everything so seriously!
Amen!!!!!
When my toddlers throw tantrum I just sit down next to them and browse my phone until they are exhausted. Once I realised his real tears are turning into fake whimpers like a steam engine running out of steam. I simply pick em up and go home
Amen 🙌
Amen!!!
Amen 😀😉😃😇
My daughter threw an epic tantrum because she didn't want to eat at the semi-fast food restaurant the family had chosen. She laid down in the doorway having her moment. Every time a customer opened the door, I'd yell over, "Yeah. She's mine. Step over her." Tantrum calmed down pretty quickly after that. #momscore #notalwaysthatcalm
This made my day. Love this so much.
Brilliant!
My kids ate pretty good out and about. I give the sympathetic look to parents whose kids give it to them. It the blood curdling screams I can't handle.
Melysa Cox my kids are normally pretty good when we’re out as well. It’s when we’re home mostly that I get attitude, whining, crying, fighting...etc. I have 3 kids, and my oldest will be 4 next month.
Amen sister!
Virginia (mother of 3 whose ages are 26, 28, and 30)
Clearbrook MN
AMEN!!
I like how she dips the lollipop in the wine!
Amen to that right on point momma you said itcause all we can ever do is our best , I hope you n yours had a great fun day n weekend tc hun xoxxx
Amen! You made my day, greetings from Germany... : )
Your hair always looks perfect, how do I do it 👌👌👌👌👌👌
You're so great!!
Haha I knew you would dunk the lollipop in the glass of wine 🍷😆😂😁😄
Perfect!
My first son hardly ever threw a tantrum. My second, well, it's a tantrum a day with him pretty much... I've learned to roll with it. My first was an easy going and laid back kind of kid. My second is not. It's a blast.
You are so like me I love it. That’s why I send your videos to my children teen children and adult children.
I was interrupted by my youngest child... thank you and keep them coming
This is all so true. I especially love how you're dipping your lollipop in your wine! :D :D
#truthbombmum #weneedmorelikeyou
amen Sista!
Kristina Kuzmic: My 3-year-old was throwing an epic tantrum in the public, it was a mediocre tantrum.
Teenagers: Wow. That was awesome.
This is great!!
Ameen 😘
I wish the "Jeez" mother could just see you not giving a damn🤣🤣
I had one son who would throw the biggest tantrums going, the next was a perfect angel till he turned 13 and made up for lost time when is hormones kick in. The next would argue with me like he was a 60 year old man. And the other two twins that have just started the terrible twos. As long as they all turn out to be decent human beings I couldn't give a toss. People can stare when they're having a massive tantrums as long as I don't give into them the tantrums don't last........................... more than a day LOL 🤣. And at the end of them they have learnt something.
Keep up the good work, Momma.
😂😂😂😂😂thank😂😂😂you!😂😂😂love😂😂😂it!!!
Amen!😁
Seriously the best video ever!!!!
One time, when I was young, I threw an epic proportioned tantrum. And I found out that I have the vocal range of Celine Dion. Go figure!!!
Your videos are amazing lol not even a mum still watch lol xxx
AMEN! :D
I dont have kids but you hillarious.
After 4 children I think I still get a little embarrassed. I mean, I don't think about it at the time, I'm too focused on my 6 year old laying on the floor at Costco screaming and thrashing around like she has demons just because I refused to buy a ton of Nutella, while my two youngest hit and scratch each other and my oldest is smelling all the flowers Costco has to offer. But, afterward I swear I'll never take them shopping again because it causes me so much anxiety! But, I have to, that's life. I never know when she's going to flip out though, so every time I leave the house it's like hoping she doesn't go off like a time bomb!
Love the lollipop dipped in wine, ahah!
I wish you could possibly upload videos daily, so that it helps me to keep going with my two wild daughters and third one yet to come :D
So I was watching your video and I was looking at the lollipop in the wine and then I was thinking like if it was me I totally dip that and then you did.😂😂😂😂
Puts the lolipop in the wine. HA
SO MUCH YES.
loving how your "lipstick" gets redder and redder the whole video : P
😂😂😂 so true! .. we’re not cuckoo 😍👏🏻
So true..... and how about, 'and if the dog p+++#@$%% on the floor, and you are the first to see it...clean it up'. Just saying.... but my "KIDS" are 16+.
I love u for u love yourself 😘
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Good god, I love you.
Love you
Nobody said parenting was easy.
My youngest sibling, Amy, my sister with springy hair like me was peeing on the floor all the time when this video was posted to TH-cam. She peed on the floor when she was 2-3 years old and was born on February 7, '15. Me and my siblings, but not Amy (because she wasn't born at the time), went to City Barbecue on the day she was born. I have one older brother, two younger brothers and four younger sisters. I have a brother and sister with springs and two brothers and three sisters without springs. My older brother is Justin (age: 19), my younger brothers are Leo (age: 13) and Max (age: 10) and my younger sisters are Claire (age: 15), Dorothy (age: 9), Helen (age: 7) and Amy (age: 5). Amy is my sister with springs and Leo is my brother with springs. My other siblings do not have springs.
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Can’t embarrass a man who got nothing but tricks up they sleeve we all do dummy I been in the streets way before the beef
woohoo! first!