i hope more parents see this and realize that asking older siblings to always yield to the younger ones can be unhealthy at times, but all they need to do is show appreciation to their kids trying to be as responsible as they can even when they get hurt in the process.
It's definitely unhealthy. Eldest kids already have the short end of the stick by being the "trial" children of inexperienced parents, it's unfair to expect them to be substitute parents or to always give up things for the younger ones.
@@promisen8460 to be honest even though I'm the youngest of my mom kids I never ever took advantage of that me and my twin are only 2 minutes apart when my mom passed away when we was 6 I'm upset cause we only have small memories that we can remember anyway I hate when the oldest or middle child gets in trouble for the youngest or they have to take the youngest, watch them,etc shit is annoying ass fuck and really sad because when we say what happened it's still are fault parents never want to say sorry when they wrong
actually she did not said that, that's why in the korean subtitles there is a (?) meaning that the editing team can't hear clearly what she was talking, they were just guessing. but hayong did say 'i did not draw' tho.
IM CRYIIING BECAUSE I FIND THIS SO RELATABLE. However, in my case,my parents solely put the responsibilities on my shoulders. My heart was broken so many times that I had to keep silent even though I had many things to say.
i totally feel him as the oldest child... like it’s so hard... he’s so mature even though he’s so young!! i can’t wait to see how he’ll be like when he’s older❤️
As the eldest child. People, esp Parents forget that we also just a kid. They want us to act so mature beyond our age cuz there's younger than us. Putting responsibilities on our young selves was a lot of pressure. I felt this when I was young. I felt neglected and unwanted for always having to give in to my younger sibling. Always getting the one to get scolded when I didnt even know what happened. Its crazy so even as a young child, I tried standing up for myself and speaking my mind but they see it as a disrespect.
She's going to be so spoiled if he doesn't stop doing what she wants and giving in. I know its hard because shes his baby sister but be strong! We babies tend to be a handful🥰
I really felt bad for Yeonwoo but it showed how good of a brother he is. Prior to this clip (in the full ep) Omma Jan Yun Jung was telling off Hayoung for acting up when they were playing tops with Yeonwoo. That tells me that the parents know how to discipline their kids but i guess its harder with Hayoung as she's a little girl and cries easily. While with Yeonwoo i think they can reason it out with him. I cant wait for the next episodes to see how Hayoung gets more mature and understanding like her Oppa!! ❤❤❤❤
I didnt expect to cry when i clicked on this clip 😭 i hope i can be like do appa when i become a mother because i can relate how hard it is as the first born. yeonwoo yah you're a perfect oppa to hayoung ✨
I totally understand your feeling,Yeonwoo. Don't cry baby. Taking responsibility of young siblings is not easy for you as you are young but you did great job. I also experienced it as I have 4 siblings. Whenever one made mistake ,mom scolded all .Now,I used to it. Taking responsibility of younger siblings is tough but it is a lot of fun having them, playing ,teasing. I hope ha young will understand your feeling one day.yeonwoo,Fighting!
Hayoung is at that age of learning how to lie. The first lie that children learn to tell are denials from their wrongdoings. Which exactly what happen in this video. I was actually kind of surprised and dissapointed with her words "I have no strength to draw." especially with the fact that it came to someone who is just barely 2 years old. I was cultured shock. But then again, the fact that she's just still at that age made me think again. I knew she'll age and grew. About two to three years she'll start developing and eventually will learn when it's appropriate to lie. I'm not the parent and not a parent myself yet. But I do hope they'll start educating her that it's not okay to lie. Children learns at such young age. So educating them early is a must.
yes i was shocked too by that line and denial and lie will affect alot when they grow up a someone who does lie i wish i did not i did to prevent from fight especially in conversations but sometimes my parents don’t believe it at all ene though i did they think i lie when i did not when my parents tell especially about my disability to not tell them which school i go because she afraid people might gossip about me and her and it did affect a lot i was disappointing at her i should be accepted ad who im and people need to change not me they should accept it
@@therandomsound4222 I really like your analysis. I understand that you’re not a parent, but you’re looking at this from a Child Developmentalist or Psychologist view. There’s different milestones for a child to lie, and Hayeong doesn’t know how to, but she exaggerates so that she can attempt to get out of trouble. She’ll learn how to lie and when is it appropriate. I’m not saying that lying is good, but there are studies that show that children who lie, typically have a higher IQ. Not sure exactly, but it’s something along those lines.
@@rigocorrea4447 yes exactly its like a different way to just get out of trouble while i want to get out of fight or just i don’t want make my parents worry
@@therandomsound4222 I think it’s at a certain age when children lie, they become smarter. I need to do more research on that, but I heard it from somewhere.
thank you Kocowa for posting this segment, I haven't understand completely in KBS entertainment channel Kyungwan is really a good father, people need to stop "teaching" him how to raise Hayoung
THIS👏PARENTING👏IS👏EVERYTHING. That's how you raise future legends. My parents would have just called me stupid for trying to cover it up with colors instead of understanding the intentions.
This family is so pure I love it. Of course we’re only seeing their highlights and some of their teachable moments but this family makes me want to have a family. I want a husband like 도경완
I have been learning so much from this family. I admire and love each of their genuine hearts and act of love and affirmation for each other. This is how you a build a strong and safe support system and space for your child. 💖
I cried together with Yeonwoo. I've been in the similar situation when I was a kid but the role was reversed, I'm as the youngest and my brother being the eldest and the favorite of my parent so I always be the one who needs to yield to both of my big bros...what a great parenting by Do Kyung Wan
NO NO NO... Im not tearing up when yeonwoo is crying 😕 . . . . YES YES YES IM CRYING WHEN SEE YEONWOO IS CRYING 😭😭😭😭😭 HE SUCH A STRONG KID 😭 AND !!!! I GIVE THUMBS UP TO DO KYUNGWAN 👍👍👍 THANK U FOR NOT ANGRY WITH YEONWOO INSTEAD YOU COMFORT HIM IN SUCH A VERY GOOD WAYYY...
He is really very good daddy. Sometimes is soo hard for old bro or sister to take care or responsibility for young sister or jung boy. And what daddy did very very good.
Parents don’t know everything though. Sometimes you get in trouble even if it’s an accident . I’m glad he comforted his son. I hope the sister learns not to blame her brother as she grows up. He loves her and is such a good brother. She’s adorable.
I understand his feeling....being a big brother or big sister... sometimes you see everything was your fault... even though it's not...how i wish my parents can understand that too..
When me and my lil bro still a kid we always do wht we want and my elder brother always been blamed for wht we did....there is a momment where i saw him cried alone in his room.i still know nothing tht time so i didn't really know why he was crying but when he was away from us now & as the second child i will carry all his responsibility as eldest child i starting to understand his feelings...
I suddenly miss my dad... he's already not here anymore, but as first child I always dont know why i got scold too... i really miss when my dad telling he's sorry for scolding me 😭😭
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i hope more parents see this and realize that asking older siblings to always yield to the younger ones can be unhealthy at times, but all they need to do is show appreciation to their kids trying to be as responsible as they can even when they get hurt in the process.
I agree
It's definitely unhealthy. Eldest kids already have the short end of the stick by being the "trial" children of inexperienced parents, it's unfair to expect them to be substitute parents or to always give up things for the younger ones.
@@anthyavila9726 I agree it's annoying and also the eldest or middle child always get blamed because of the youngest child
As the eldest i agree that it absolutely sucks crap
@@promisen8460 to be honest even though I'm the youngest of my mom kids I never ever took advantage of that me and my twin are only 2 minutes apart when my mom passed away when we was 6 I'm upset cause we only have small memories that we can remember anyway I hate when the oldest or middle child gets in trouble for the youngest or they have to take the youngest, watch them,etc shit is annoying ass fuck and really sad because when we say what happened it's still are fault parents never want to say sorry when they wrong
I tear up when yeonwoo cried, he’s such a good boy 💕
Same here
Me too.. He is so sweet
Same😭
same huhuhu
Me too ㅠㅠ
kyungwan is such a good father....
"I have no strength to draw" I'm surprised she was able to come up with that excuse and lie lol I hope they told her it's not okay to lie
actually she did not said that, that's why in the korean subtitles there is a (?) meaning that the editing team can't hear clearly what she was talking, they were just guessing. but hayong did say 'i did not draw' tho.
IM CRYIIING BECAUSE I FIND THIS SO RELATABLE. However, in my case,my parents solely put the responsibilities on my shoulders. My heart was broken so many times that I had to keep silent even though I had many things to say.
Right? If my parents made it easier for me by talking to me like their dad did to him. I would've been a lot better🤣
i totally feel him as the oldest child... like it’s so hard... he’s so mature even though he’s so young!! i can’t wait to see how he’ll be like when he’s older❤️
Me too😭😭..
Man do I understand just because I’m the oldest doesn’t mean I have to shoulder everything my younger siblings do... 😭 this is when I was younger btw
As the eldest child. People, esp Parents forget that we also just a kid. They want us to act so mature beyond our age cuz there's younger than us. Putting responsibilities on our young selves was a lot of pressure. I felt this when I was young. I felt neglected and unwanted for always having to give in to my younger sibling. Always getting the one to get scolded when I didnt even know what happened. Its crazy so even as a young child, I tried standing up for myself and speaking my mind but they see it as a disrespect.
She's going to be so spoiled if he doesn't stop doing what she wants and giving in. I know its hard because shes his baby sister but be strong! We babies tend to be a handful🥰
Agree
when you're the older sibling, it's just hits different
I really felt bad for Yeonwoo but it showed how good of a brother he is. Prior to this clip (in the full ep) Omma Jan Yun Jung was telling off Hayoung for acting up when they were playing tops with Yeonwoo. That tells me that the parents know how to discipline their kids but i guess its harder with Hayoung as she's a little girl and cries easily. While with Yeonwoo i think they can reason it out with him. I cant wait for the next episodes to see how Hayoung gets more mature and understanding like her Oppa!! ❤❤❤❤
I didnt expect to cry when i clicked on this clip 😭 i hope i can be like do appa when i become a mother because i can relate how hard it is as the first born. yeonwoo yah you're a perfect oppa to hayoung ✨
Yeonwoo thank you for being a sweetheart and for being understanding. I can really see that Kyungwan loves both of them so much
I totally understand your feeling,Yeonwoo.
Don't cry baby.
Taking responsibility of young siblings is not easy for you as you are young but you did great job.
I also experienced it as I have 4 siblings.
Whenever one made mistake ,mom scolded all .Now,I used to it.
Taking responsibility of younger siblings is tough but it is a lot of fun having them, playing ,teasing.
I hope ha young will understand your feeling one day.yeonwoo,Fighting!
I was too early for this just to cry
Same
i tear up when kyugwan said he knows everything aaa im soft. he's such a good father
Hayoung is at that age of learning how to lie. The first lie that children learn to tell are denials from their wrongdoings. Which exactly what happen in this video. I was actually kind of surprised and dissapointed with her words "I have no strength to draw." especially with the fact that it came to someone who is just barely 2 years old. I was cultured shock. But then again, the fact that she's just still at that age made me think again. I knew she'll age and grew. About two to three years she'll start developing and eventually will learn when it's appropriate to lie. I'm not the parent and not a parent myself yet. But I do hope they'll start educating her that it's not okay to lie. Children learns at such young age. So educating them early is a must.
yes i was shocked too by that line and denial and lie will affect alot when they grow up a someone who does lie i wish i did not i did to prevent from fight especially in conversations but sometimes my parents don’t believe it at all ene though i did they think i lie when i did not when my parents tell especially about my disability to not tell them which school i go because she afraid people might gossip about me and her and it did affect a lot i was disappointing at her i should be accepted ad who im and people need to change not me they should accept it
@@therandomsound4222 I really like your analysis. I understand that you’re not a parent, but you’re looking at this from a Child Developmentalist or Psychologist view. There’s different milestones for a child to lie, and Hayeong doesn’t know how to, but she exaggerates so that she can attempt to get out of trouble. She’ll learn how to lie and when is it appropriate. I’m not saying that lying is good, but there are studies that show that children who lie, typically have a higher IQ. Not sure exactly, but it’s something along those lines.
@@rigocorrea4447 😂 huh 😂 im baffled about high IQ i didn’t expect it 😂
@@rigocorrea4447 yes exactly its like a different way to just get out of trouble while i want to get out of fight or just i don’t want make my parents worry
@@therandomsound4222 I think it’s at a certain age when children lie, they become smarter. I need to do more research on that, but I heard it from somewhere.
thank you Kocowa for posting this segment, I haven't understand completely in KBS entertainment channel
Kyungwan is really a good father, people need to stop "teaching" him how to raise Hayoung
THIS👏PARENTING👏IS👏EVERYTHING. That's how you raise future legends.
My parents would have just called me stupid for trying to cover it up with colors instead of understanding the intentions.
This family is so pure I love it. Of course we’re only seeing their highlights and some of their teachable moments but this family makes me want to have a family. I want a husband like 도경완
Yeonwoo is such a mature kid for his age. Loved him 😘😘
I wish i had an older brother like yeon woo and william. They're so close to my heart.
Awwe! Such a kind hearted and loving kid, Yeonwoo! 💖
He's such a great father. Talking to each of them separately and comforting them. He handled it so well. Yeon Woo is such a good brother and son.
Yeon Woo is the older brother we would all love to have
Yeonwoo made me cry so much this episode! First the top incident and now this! He's such a sweetheart! 😭
I hope one day, If I ever have a family, I hope I can be a good parents.
All superman parents are model parents to everyone. All of their kids are growing up well, kind and nice.
this made me cry 😢
Aww he is such a wonderful father 🥰
Who else went to the comments section to check if they are not the only one who cried
Yeon woo is such a sweet older brother.
Aww yeonwoo is the best oppa/sibling to hayoung he is so understanding
This episode made me cry. 😭😭😭 Yeonu, you are sucha great brother. Stay sweet and good baby boy...
Yeonwoo is such a sweetheart!! He's so kind and loving!! 💖💖
Ah, huhuhu yeonwoo is such a greag hyung, son, and overall great kid huhuhu ❤
I have been learning so much from this family. I admire and love each of their genuine hearts and act of love and affirmation for each other. This is how you a build a strong and safe support system and space for your child. 💖
it feels like seeing me on my childhood. yeonwoo ... proud of u ma boiz. im proud sister 😊
yeon woo is so precious...i cried with him too bcs i know how he felt 🥺
This siblings made me cry.😭😊
this made me ugly cry... i love this family
What a loving older brother Yeonwoo is. My hugs to Yeonwo.. 😘🙏❤️💖
She is still very young. She's only a toddler so she has time enough to learn.
he is so precious
Yeon Woo is a very good brother that love his sister. The Do family is warm loving at heart.
I'm crying.. Dad are so good in this..
He's a very precious & kind brother 🥺
“Yeon Woo also drew on it” no he tried to clean up...
Even I started to cry 😭
They are so cute😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Thank you kocowa TV for the subtitles
as the first child in the family i can relate to him
Boy, talk about a moment that gets to you. I’m glad dad talked to him. He felt so guilty.
I cried together with Yeonwoo. I've been in the similar situation when I was a kid but the role was reversed, I'm as the youngest and my brother being the eldest and the favorite of my parent so I always be the one who needs to yield to both of my big bros...what a great parenting by Do Kyung Wan
Yeonwoo have such a soft heart, I cry with you baby :(
He is a great Oppa 😭❤️❤️
What s sweet loving brother Yeonwoo is 🥰
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Yeonwoo is me when someone asks me if im okay and is carrying a lump of sadness
our young oppa has such a kind heart 🥺
NO NO NO... Im not tearing up when yeonwoo is crying 😕
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YES YES YES IM CRYING WHEN SEE YEONWOO IS CRYING 😭😭😭😭😭 HE SUCH A STRONG KID 😭
AND !!!! I GIVE THUMBS UP TO DO KYUNGWAN 👍👍👍 THANK U FOR NOT ANGRY WITH YEONWOO INSTEAD YOU COMFORT HIM IN SUCH A VERY GOOD WAYYY...
Wahhhhh I also cried. I feel Yeon woo. I wanted to protect my brother at the same time but I also get hurt.
He is such a good big brother
Ha young is funny😂😂😘.
He is really very good daddy. Sometimes is soo hard for old bro or sister to take care or responsibility for young sister or jung boy.
And what daddy did very very good.
I don't have strength to draw. HAHAHAHAHA Hayoung-ahhh~
Yeonwoo , its hard to be the first , so be strong. ❤
Hayoung is soooo cuteee when she cries lol. With her hair that way while she cries omg it just too adorable 😭❤️
He is such a good brother❤
Eldest siblings unite 😭 my poor relatable bby yeonwoo
I cried. huhuh
Towards the end I started to tear up when yeonwoo started crying.
I'm crying😭😭😭😭
He is a good brother to the trouble maker. And she learn how to lie to get off trouble. Father knows best good dad.
TROS really help parent to learn and grow together with their childrens... each episode show knowledge and solution for all wrongdoing
I expected a compilation of Yeon Woo doing what Ha Young asks but I ended up crying
Yeon woo is such a lovely boy
i used to watch them when he was still in his mom womb, wow time flies so fast
i think i cried too hard
He's such a great parent we should learn from him
Parents don’t know everything though. Sometimes you get in trouble even if it’s an accident . I’m glad he comforted his son. I hope the sister learns not to blame her brother as she grows up. He loves her and is such a good brother. She’s adorable.
i want to raise my future son like yeon woo🥺and make sure i understand him even though he have a younger siblings that needs more attention
He is such a good brother ❤ but , she should not be allowed to lie on him and cry her way out . Continued blessings 🙏.
Do kyungwan is such a great father and husband
This is how i planned to have two kids since then, sibling relationship like yeonwoo and ha young 💖
Good parenting!!!
I came here for laughter and uwu WHY I AM I CRYING??
watching this made me miss my dad... the only person who is with me when the world is against me... 😭
He is a good Brother.
I understand his feeling....being a big brother or big sister... sometimes you see everything was your fault... even though it's not...how i wish my parents can understand that too..
Why all dads in tros are the best?😭❤
He's a great father
How can i get a sweet brother like yeonwoo ?
These are the best students
Little siblings are like that yeon woo.Don't be sad.
Wow yeonwoo 😭😭
When me and my lil bro still a kid we always do wht we want and my elder brother always been blamed for wht we did....there is a momment where i saw him cried alone in his room.i still know nothing tht time so i didn't really know why he was crying but when he was away from us now & as the second child i will carry all his responsibility as eldest child i starting to understand his feelings...
Oh god. I cried. Pity Yeonwoo
I wonder how they raised Yeonwoo. Such a good kid. 🤗
💛💛💛
Superlove 😘
I suddenly miss my dad... he's already not here anymore, but as first child I always dont know why i got scold too... i really miss when my dad telling he's sorry for scolding me 😭😭
Why am i crying??????
when the child cries, you still have to continue or else a child might think that crying is an escape of what he/she did wrong.