Little Girl Surfs with Big Shark in Hawaii
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- 8yr old Dorothy was about to surf with her friends in hawaii when a dead fish and a big shark showed up in the shallow waves! Garrett decided they shouldn't surf but he paddled out anyways. A little bit later, Dorothy paddled out all by herself to join him!
Be safe out there people. Be smart. Learn more about sharks and wildlife so you can understand them more and fear them less.
Much love and happy adventures together!
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Are you team "LOVE SHARKS!" or "SCARED OF SHARKS!" ??
Love!!
OH MY SHARKS SCARE ME BUT I LUWK WATCHING THEM ATTACK PEOPLE BTW LOVE YOU AND YOUR FAM GOD BLESS ❤️🙏
Love sharks!
Love sharks!!!
Team scared of sharks
Omg Dorothy got her friend away. She’s so precious.
I know right
She pulls her up and out of the way of harm first 😭❤
Too precious
Ikr
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*Dinosaurs rising from the dead and Aliens attacking the earth*
Dorothy: "We can still surf right?"
@꧁Our King꧂ ꧁Brightest Witch꧂ neither can i AHAAHHAHAHA
That kid is my legit hero
Lol😂 so true tho
@@sharkfin6287 ffg
Dorothy trusts you. When you basically say it's not safe for the children and then go back in the water yourself, the message is that it's okay to be in the water.
I agree 100%
Agree
Yeah, he needs to meet my friend who nearly died due to a shark bite. He is so narcissistic. Over them....don’t need to watch cuz it is always something ridiculous he is doing. Wakeboarding with a baby...just lucky he doesn’t have a paralyzed kid.
Very irresponsible! But I'm not surprised. What bullshit "sharks are misunderstood"! Some people don't deserve to have kids!
@@alisonviscosi5518 Exactly! He’s the freaking shark whisperer I guess. Eventually his luck will run out. When you tell a child no cuz of safety reasons and they disobey but you are actually happy cuz they are sooo “brave” it really makes one wonder who is the real child in the situation.
I admire that you teach your children bravery. They also need to know that sharks are hunting for food in the early morning, late afternoon, and evening. They could be mistaken for food, so we need to respect their feeding time.
I recently looked into this and surprisingly it’s not backed up by stats at all. In fact experts recommend that the risk factors are more to do with avoiding areas of human contamination, and fish cleaning sites vs time of day.
@@sarahjudd9710 you dont get it he was saying the visibility for sharks is not as good when its dark out but i fully support surfing in the morning when waves are best
You are a great parent, but you going into the water may not have been a great decision. Respect the Shark and surf another day. Especially if you didn't see her get into the water until she was already next to you. Dorothy is an amazing girl, lots of courage and strength but you are her role model. I love your family and glad you are all safe.
Sharks are in the water EVERY DAY! If you want to share their world, you gotta be willing to take the risk!
They can go into the water if they want to
I definitely agree that these guys are GREAT, ANAZING parents 100%, and I absolutely get the feeling of not knowing what to do, or how to approach a situation with kids sometimes !!! I also agree 100% that sharks are not bad, they are beautiful creatures to be respected, but you talked about knowing the sharks... well its basic shark knowledge 101 to not surf/swim during dawn or dusk, sunrise or sunset as it's their most common feeling times !!! Personally I'm thinking on this one itvwas risky, and I would have stayed out of the water !!! No hate, just my take.....love you guys !!!! 😊✌💗👍
just bc you see a shark one day doesnt mean they arent always there the only way to surf is to not be timid
My heart is beating hard. Man I love your family.
Bruh. It’s what’s inside!!! ❤️❤️
Omg hi
My heart too!
Same
Wow it's ... OMG!!
1:34 the fact that Dorothy pulls her friend away from the water and stands in front of her shows how brave she is. I could never!!
When you said you turned around at her little voice saying " hi dad"..my heart dropped! As a parent..I could never IMAGINE THE TERROR YOU FELT IN THAT MOMENT..especially not knowing she was there and all the things that could have happened to her while your back was turned...whoo!
The moral of the story is that as parents, sometimes there are no easy answers.
Yeah, there was an easy answer. He just didn’t do it.
@MxillyLxious Good one, and no parents.
@@rlfrohs6123 what was the easy answer that he didn’t do?
As an aussie who lived by the beach and surfed, the time you will be bitten is dawn and dusk, feeding time. So happy you all are safe.
Changes in lighting, temperature, depth, speed and composition of the water are all feeding spots.
We have families swimming by the fish cleaning station right by a bridge at the edge of a 3 channel intersection in murky water. I've watched guys pull in gargantuan bull sharks right there and people still swim at sunset.
Paging Mr Darwin!
She’s SO SMART. I love her logic and the way that she listened to you but also thought to herself while considering your words about the murkiness of the water.
No, after all was said and done, she didn't listen to her dad at all! She is smart but still a kid and parents must make the serious decisions for the kids and the kids need to listen! And it isn't like they can't go in the water most of the time.
Dorothy going out to surf with her dad shows she trusts and loves her dad and respects the ocean like they taught her. You guys are both wonderful parents be proud of Dorothy I wish I was as brave as her and I’m 51 🥰
your kids are so brave I can’t even do any of those things your kids are doing..lol
The way she yanked her friend from the waves and pushed her into safety after her friend was safe she moved closer to investigate!! It made me see what type of soul she was:Protective, intelligent and brave. I wasn’t surprised she came out to surf. I don’t know you...but I’m absolutely proud of her!! Nurture that soul guys! Ur lucky parents
If we can bring our daughter up with the same bravery, confidence and kindness as Dorothy, We’ll be happy we’ve done a good job. What a hero.
1:36 look at dorothy save her friend before herself! such a sweet soul
Dorothy pulling her friend from the shore, precious moments, shows very care and strength
You know you guys taught such a great lesson there, fully explaining the reason, explaining the conditions of the surf, explaining how the mind of a shark works - it all amounts to a great deal of respect to nature and what animals live in nature. You were all very fortunate to see such an awesome sight, one she and her friends will never forget. You have to experience a little hardship (disappointment of not surfing) in order to grow as a person (understand and respect all everything that lives and breathes in this world).
Education and understanding of things will really help her and you grow 💙💙💙
Big love.
Just the fact that Dorothy still wanted to surf shows how well you raised her. 🤍
She is like a Bindi Erwin. Respect not fear and Dad to keep her safe.
Is she also going to be like Bindi Erwin and fatherless, because he was ‘brave’?
Hope not! But no matter where we are on land or sea, taking risks or not, when it's you time to go it's your time.
@@lisabaker7489 That’s ridiculous. That is why God made parents. You protect your kids. You don’t let them do foolish things, You don’t wakeboard with a baby or swim where there are sharks. That is not being brave.
I can see everyones point, but I was looking at the whole picture and facts, he did not take her into the water, he went alone and she showed up, he stayed calm and they left together. Good parent! They swim in the ocean all the time, a shark could come at anytime, so I guess by everyone's account they need to stop that and move to the dessert. Oh wait rattle snakes...😂
Good job Dorothy and mom and dad!!! I think I'd be scared but I love that she wasn't. It shows the trust she has in you, she saw you out there so she knew she would be ok.
I love that girl!! So sweet how she pulled her friends away and moved them behind her! I think it's remarkable how Dorothy took in what Garrett said and used that to assess the situation for herself later on = the water is clearer so it's safe for me to go in. Her surfing skills amaze me!!
@@granniez8035 I don’t think Dorothy purposefully disobeyed...I think she genuinely thought it through and believed it was safe. It seems like Garrett was trying to balance keeping her safe while also giving her encouragement/recognition for trying again! I agree that they’re doing their best and glad everyone is ok ❤️
This exact scenario crossed my mind yesterday, I actually wondered whether you regularly see sharks 🦈. Living in Cape Town it’s a thought that crosses our minds and we’re very aware when in the ocean 🌊 yet understand that we’re in their territory and as you say respect ✊ is paramount. Stay safe guys. 😘
There is "brave" and there is "foolish"....maturity is being able to judge which is which. That is why children have parents! 🙃
Exactly, stated perfectly!
Not so sure about this one. You all are extremely brave and I totally get that it’s better to not go through life afraid; however, if you thought the kids should not be out there (and that shark was definitely feeding), why did you still go out? She looks up to you with so much respect and knew if you felt it was safe enough for you, she could go too. Love you all and everything about you...just not sure about this one but SO glad everything was fine!❤️
Agreed
Sure but as a parent it’s his decision, and I admire it!
i dont agree with that he is twice the girls size and the sharks are always out there every day just bc you see it one day doesnt mean its not always out there
I agree they should not be in the water
That ending of this video is just adorable - my heart is full xxx💜
I do think that it was mixed messages if u told her it wasnt safe to go surfing and then u went out.. as she followed u.. thankfully nothing happend .. great she is so brave but also scary ..
It’s not bravery it is making dumb decisions.
Dorothy is such a brave and wholesome girl she is amazing!
Dorthy out here inspiring grownups! Her courage is incredible! You guys are crushing raising amazing humans!
I had tears in my eyes at the end there.... she is such a water baby!! I loooove Dorothy!! Well done for being brave little miss!! Although, Dad, you sent her mixed messages by going out yourself after saying it may not be entirely safe.
The way Dorothy pulls her friend back from the fish is so sweet🥺
it’s so crazy seeing dorothy act so old!!! she’s becoming a young lil woman growing up so fast :’)
The fact that Dorothy pulled her friend away is just so generous ❤️
Omg, Dorothy is amazing, but I was so scared for her !!
You’re raising them right. I think what you said to her, going out there yourself and even letting her ride a wave was right. Love this story!! Love your family.💙
Dorothy is so great and brave. She’s just the best❤️
The beauty and strength we all see in your children reflects the hard work and love you show as parents....I am humbled by these moments.....
Dorothy is amazing, but she is also 8!!! Teach her to respect and love every creature in this world, but also teach her when to be cautious, careful and when to step back. It doesn’t matter how big is the world’s misconception about sharks, a shark can eat you and your little girl. Don’t put her in danger, she doesn’t know any better better, you do.
Well said!
Ikr
Same because that could lead into bigger problems in the future difference being brave and being reckless like putting yourself in danger like my daughter has no fear she 4 but I remind her to be careful like she wanted to climb a tree but it had two bananas spider which I told her no don’t climb that tree because those spider can bite you and you Would have to go to doctor n because she was going to climb around then but she didn’t realized that if she hit a web or if they climb on somthing could happen and as a parent you warn them because she doesn’t the danger that could happen.
Dorothy is a brave girl. You have raised her so well.
A shark would probably go for a shape like Dorothy's before one like Garrett's in the water. But Dorothy shouldn't be making decisions about when she can go surfing as she is still a little kid. And 'she's brave' might not be the right words for it; I'm thinking more like 'she just really wanted to'. We humans are very good at rationale. Better safe than sorry! Love to all.
Agreed...so over his dumb parenting decisions. This bravery crap is just that. Brave is being kind, honest, having integrity, knowing when to say no, knowing when to lead by example, putting others before yourself. Ughh I am just so sick of this narcissistic man.
@@rlfrohs6123 and yet here you are still watching 🤔
@@VikaKaaihue No worries, it won’t happen again!
@@rlfrohs6123 Disrespect it his decision Love y’all
@@khloepyron3598 Sure is and I certainly hope this narcissistic father never deals with the loss of his child or one that becomes permanently disabled due to his poor decisions.
Oh my goodness Dorothy is so so brave!!! All your kids are!! Love your family!💜
I was always told don't go surfing at sunset or at dawn
This is absolutely precious!! And the way you speak about her and how genuinely proud of her you are. Your family is definitely an inspiration no doubt!!! She is truly amazing too
I'd say overall, yes sharks are amazing and very misunderstood. However, in this instance, I would say that the shark you encountered seemed to be exhibiting abnormal behavior. That mixed with the fact that surfboards cause your shape to resemble that of a seal or sea turtle would probably be a good reason to not go out in the water at that time. Plus the water was murky closer in and it was the evening when the shark would become even more active.
Your one of the only people who kindly share their opinion! Everyone else bosses him around!
Amazingly Crazy and beautiful all wrapped up into one! Dorothy is a new one of a kind and yes I saw her pull her friend back from the water. Just amazingly little lady!
Not sure about your decision but I'm happy you are all safe.
She definitely gets the fearlessness from her parents. Especially Garret great job! And props to you and Dorothy for getting back out there. It's definitely inspired me to face my own fears head on.
i absolutely love their family!!! they are so genuine and raw!❤️ cali is getting so big!!🥰
I totally get the struggle you are feeling. Every day we try to teach our kids to be brave and go after adventure. I love loving life to the fullest and want that for my kids, but many times feel like that while I am their biggest cheer leader, I can also be the first one to hold them back without really meaning to. You are doing such a great job. We want all the happiness in the world for our kids, but anything happening to them is also our greatest fear. I love how you handled it.
When I was young, my family LOVED that I had that brave heart, much like Dorthy. We would go on a canoe trip, and I LOVED to swim on the river trips more than float them, and my uncle would say things like, “Better get back in, there are snakes all in this river.” I would just shrug and keep on swimming. At that moment I became his favorite niece. I told mom when I was in my 20s that I really wasn’t afraid because I knew my dad and uncle would never let anything happen to me, and that if I really was in danger, I felt, they would have forced me to get out of the river. Snakes didn’t fear me, because I felt 100% safe with them around. Much of my bravery came from really knowing they were there for me, but it really had shaped me to not be afraid of risks as an adult. The way you handled that is having a powerful affect on Dorthy, and you are helping to shape her to be so brave. 🥰
7:27: "What is the moral of the story here?"
Calculated risk.
You weigh all the factors and make the best decision you can based on how much risk there is and how much you're willing to take, sometimes being extra careful to account for higher risk. As the kids get older, they can start taking more calculated risks. From your story here, it's clear that Dorothy is starting to get that, to take various factors into account, to analyze the situation logically, objectively, and safely, and then to make decisions based on all the factors -- and to accept the responsibility associated with the risk. You're also obviously teaching her that you can't always make riskier decisions for others the same way you can make them for yourself.
I'd say you're definitely teaching your kids right. Even if a decision turns out to be wrong now and then, or the risk catches up to you, you're still teaching them excellent ways to deal with those situations and to live their lives fully and responsibly but without unnecessary fear.
Dorothy is a little girl. Way to young to make a life and death decision. As cool as Garrett seems to be, he is first and foremost her father. The only thing he taught her was when it comes to protecting her he has to "think' about it.
lol what 8 year old kid would even understand that much?😂
Dorothy is amazing. Your video made me cry. You’re an amazing dad.
Part of what you do is educate your children about the animals and sharks are most active and feed most at dusk and sunrise, so you may want to explain that it is best to not surf during those times, since that will increase the chance of an accidental shark bite.
The way Dorothy just tossed her friend to keep her safe was just so adorable
Dorothy is one amazing little girl, truly a testament to amazing parenting
I think you are wonderful parents who have raised very brave children who love wildlife. You can only do your best to educate and protect your children and you and jess are doing a wonderful job.
Many species of shark are known to come closer to shore during dusk, dawn, and night time hours. Do not swim or surf during these high risk times...
It’s his decision
Love how Dorothy pulls her friend to safety! 😊
In this situation, I would have said: Wild animals need their space, and because sharks are underwater and, we can't know if we're going to come too close to it, let's come back tomorrow!
Sharks are in the water every day.
Maui'dVenture , yeah but not usually that close and when you’ve just seen a shark and you know it’s around you somewhere really close....it’s not a very good idea to just go surfing-
@@danielmuggeridge6056 As someone who lives in Hawaii, I have seen and had many different shark encounters, and my experience is that they are gravely misunderstood! In all my encounters, each shark swam away from me, being more afraid of me, than me of them. Many breeds of sharks are harmless. In the video, you can see other surfers out in the waves. It's a way of life over here! And yes, sharks really are that close, but many times, you aren't even aware!
@@mauidventure3294 for your information I live in Australia which if you didn’t know causes a crazy amount of shark deaths each year....just from people surfing alone....just because some sharks are nice and safe doesn’t mean they all are. Some kid could have gone out surfing thinking it’s normal to with with little reef sharks. Then BAM sharks bites her leg off-
@@danielmuggeridge6056 If one chooses to make surfing part of their life, they take the risk every single time they go in the water.
Brave girl!! And nice logic “it’s not murky here so we are safe” 🥰 Good job mom and dad! I think you guys are doing a great job 👏🏼 raising your kiddos!
Murky water does not stay in one place! It's the ocean!
I’m so jealous of your lifestyle and family it looks so cool and fun.
Dorothy is so brave, and so kind. She pulled her friend away and stood in front of her. She also had the courage to go into the water even if she was scared. A little shark can never stop Dorothy from doing what she loves. I'm so proud of her and I know y'all are too:). Sweet dreams my Angels;).
Amazing, I think you did good! This is an amazing example that shows the kids learn from our actions rather than our words... I would love to have an episode about your life growing up Garret: what were the messages you got from your parents that have made you build such an amazing confidence as a person. As a parent, I would have loved to know that! And I am sure Dorothy is going in your footsteps. Much love to you all!
Dorothy is so brave, confident and so smart! Well done parents!
More kids please! The bucket list family is amazing!
Wow Dorothy is SO brave!! Also it was very sweet that she was looking out for her friend. : )
please can someone like this because I have never had any likes before... let alone any comments.
There are always sharks in the ocean. You just happened to see one that day 😁
Such a great way of explaining all of it to Dorothy. Life is better lived with less fearing. Fear may keep people “safe”, but rarely allows people to live to the fullest. You teach her valuable lessons in understanding how to respect these creatures. I think all around you did the right thing and a great job despite your mixed feelings of the situation at hand. Each of you is so full of life, happiness, and courage. You guys are definitely doing something right with your wonderful children!!! :)
She is so brave, Love you guys
She's definitely brave and also knows to be careful/respectful because she pulled her friend out of dangers way when they saw the shark in the shallows.
I live in Australia and I grew up swimming in shallow water and being pulled from the water by my dad because a shark would come to say hello! Hello from Australia!! 😂😁😁
So many emotions watching this. Dorothy is brave, loved your mindset on sharks being misunderstood, and love how at the end Cali wanted a kiss too. This family 😩🥰❤️
I love the family pile at the end 💕❤️❤️❤️
Dorthy is some much braver than me! I would be sprinting home and not want to surf but of course Dorthy does😊😊love you guys!
Dorothy is so brave! She is getting so good at surfing too! So proud of her 😊
I never get tired of saying how much I love your family ♥️ you guys are so incredible and you’ve raised amazing kids! I couldn’t stop smiling during the whole video 🥰
No hate, but confused why you told your daughter that you shouldn't surf because theres the possibility of getting bit, only for you to go do it, and then have her follow you in. No hate, just my first thought!
I can’t be the only child taught “do as I say not as I do” lol. You can’t contain an adventurous soul 🤗
Yeahhhh... actions speak louder than words
I mean, he did say express his concerns about HER getting bit by the shark, not necessarily himself.
He did mention that they shouldn’t because she had friends with her! (In addition ) :) I think if it was just the two of them and she still wanted to surf he would have let the two of them.
He just wanted to keep her safe
Garrett, I think that you handled that situation perfectly. And in the end, Dorothy and you were able to catch one last wave together at sunset. I truly believe that she helped teach you just as much as you helped teach her that day. 💗
I have missed those words sooooo much!, " Daddy here, momy here, ........." 💜💙💚💛
Dorothy is one amazing, strong and brave little girl!! I love how she got her friend away from Shark!!
She is fearless that little girl!!
❤️❤️❤️
You guys inspire me to do things that I’m scared for thank you 🙏🏻
When Dorothy pulls her friend away 😂 good job Dorothy!
I was re-watching your old videos and it's just amazing to see how much the kids have grown(both inside and out) . Dorothy has become the bravest, and the most pretty girl. Manila has become the sweetest possible, brave little boy, and baby calihan is not so baby anymore. He is adorable. Garrett and Jessica you guys are the most amazing and coolest parents. These kids are so lucky to have you as their parents as much as how you are lucky to have them as your children. Continue to grow and explore..!!!
LOVE FROM INDIA🧡💙💚
The kids are so brave and inspiring! Dorothy is such an inspiration to our daughter❤️
I agree that you could not take the risk of having children not your own surf with a sighted shark. You explained that to Dorothy and you said it would be better to wait for another time. I do not think Dorothy should have joined you. You had told her not today. You maybe should have taken your own advice, yet you are a adult. I would explain this to Dorothy that she is to respect your answers and follow through. Being a parent also means taking care of yourself and making sure your around to be there for them. That did not seem like a big shark, not like a great white or something, not sure how much harm it could have done. Lesson: Have your child repeat what they understand your said. Bottom line your had said, "No, not today" for her and her friends.
Agreed! If your answer was not today for her, then she should have obeyed that.
Oh my gosh! We are not their personal councilors! Can’t we just share our own opinions at THE MOST!
You should be very proud of yourself and Dorothy. You handled that like a champ! There are no parenting classes on how to handle shark encounters. And the fact that you have such a bond of trust together, that’s what allowed her to not be afraid of getting in the water. Well done Garrett, well done Dorothy!🤗
My main worry more so than the shark, is did she get permission from Mum to leave the house all alone and meet Dad out in the middle of the ocean? Because if she got out there that quickly before either parent knew her whereabouts, that's more concerning than a possible shark bite.
There is nothing more beautifull, than a beautifull family!! love from Greece.
Think of all the ones that you DIDN'T see...
Dorothy you are the epitome of brave! Garrett, you handled that so well!! Wish I could be more like the both of you!
Sees a big shark “Dorothy we can still surf right”
Sure you can! And we can go ride with no helmets and we can jump off cliffs and we are BRAVE. Eye roll...ridiculous. Brave is knowing how to be a responsible parent and put your child’s needs and wants before you own.
@@rlfrohs6123 You know it was Dorothy's decision to go surf with her dad. Her dad didn't force her at all to go in the water and go surfing! So Garrett didn't only think about himself ok?
@@justanotherrandomperson180 U don’t give kids certain decisions. As an adult part of ur job is to protect ur child. The dad is a HUGE narcissist. I’m not going to comment or watch anymore. Sorry u don’t get it.
@@rlfrohs6123 she's old enough to decide if she wants to go surfing or not
@@justanotherrandomperson180 How old are you? You DO NOT put your child into an ocean when you just saw a shark. This is negligent parenting fueled by Garret’s narcissistic personality. If you do not grasp what parenting involves due to your age I totally understand. If you are a parent and you believe this then the best I can say is you are acting in a delusional manner. Peace out my friend.
I just recently discovered this channel and so far, from a few I've seen, my favorites are when Dorothy goes rad to the highest power! God! I love how brave this little girl is! My top 3 faves are
#3 - When they're in Bahamas & a scared tourist saw this little girl diving and entering a scary cave (Tourist: She can! So, I can!) & playing on a tide pool.
#2 - When she got injured & had a huge bleeding wound on her knee, cried, but still surf after. LOL
#3 - And THIS!!! Best part is when the dad was surprised with " Hey dad!" when surfing, followed him, never afraid of the sharkie. LOL
Since this family is already on their way to finally resting and stopping the adventures their children were used to, I hope they decide to settle on a beach (Hawaii [def not 😢, they just left that] or Bahamas) or the tropics 'cause I think in the sea is where they belong, especially Dorothy. THE WAVES = DOROTHY. So, I'm crossing fingers for her.
I'm scared of sharks but I've never really seen one except in an aquarium and your kids are so brave!!!
Love from Canada! You can come visit for next year's Christmas..😉❤
Dorothy is killing it out there on the waves!!! I wish I were as brave as her!!! Keep up the great hard work Dorothy! Remember to always have fun but don't forget to be safe too! Get it girl! 💪🏼🏄♀️
Dorothy’s first instinct was to pull her friend out of the water. She’s such a sweet girl
And you guys make very great kids! At least 2 more!
Look at you and Dorothy...liv'in your best life...she is truly exceptional😊💗...and yes our children teach us new things every day👍
This family is the cutest💕!
The fact that at the end everyone wants one more little baby on the family except for the Jess that would have to carry him or her in the future is so funny to me. I feel like the family is perfect as it is right now but now that I know or think I know that the kids want another sister or brother, then it should be put into consideration hehe
Of course it's their decision and they have said before that they are happy with their family as it is, but idk just saying what I think
Naughty Garrett. You tell Dorothy not to surf and you surf!!!
Love it! You’ve probably been swimming and surfing with them all the time but being able to see one like that and then go out defs raises the adrenaline factor.