Aussie Teens Go to Ireland - Full Episode | World's Strictest Parents
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2021
- Emily and Harry are bound for the small Irish village of Whitechurch to live with Mary, John, and their five children. As practicing Catholics, their parenting is based on morality and tradition. But can they tame our wild teens?
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kid: sneaks out
camera man: bet where we goin
Fr lmao
This is the best comment🤣
when i say i needed this comment
LMAO
Lmao
“He could be smoking or drinking I don’t know”
Harry: eating French fries
To be fair, he was also smoking
@@mustachioisbae yeah
chips*
@Arielle Sanchez chips
@Arielle Sanchez chips
Honestly, these parents are really calm and respectful. No crazy rules, no extreme punishments. I would definitely choose these parents over some on this show.
not even
no crazy rles there no swearing
They are just Irish lol
confiscating phones and managing your social network life sounds no fun for me.
@Articus Kyliee it's not fun but probably better for your mental health long term.
Unfortunately, I don't take my own advice. I'm always on my bloody phone.
Evelyn is an incredibly nice girl. It’s so sweet that she took Emily under her wing & taught her to ride. I hope that Emily continues riding once she returns home.
41:12
well said
she'll be riding alot more than horses
@@oliv3rrl 🤣🤣
bruhhh 💀💀@@oliv3rrl
Harry: I want to escape school and eat chips.
Cameraman: ight bet.
xD
Ty so much for the likes
When are you people gonna learn that the camera man will get fired if he interferes
@@RobotguyHsss mate it’s a joke
is the show staged?
The Irish lads in the school finding Harry entirely unfunny is just hilarious
Whole in Australians schools the kids would be laughing like donkeys
@@annisahhayes8433 as an Aussie I can confirm this is no 🧢
@@annisahhayes8433 same in my county in Ireland 🥴🤣
@@annisahhayes8433 STOP WHY IS THIS SO TRUE
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When the girls mum said “what did you learn about how you should treat your mum” completely shows the problem, the issue is with the parents and that reflects on the kids, it’s not about how she treats her parents, it’s about their parenting. Really they should send the parents on these trips 😂
I couldn't agree more. I picked up on that comment immediately.
yeeeep
It could go both ways but yeah
@Alec9821 I mean I get your point but I think that's a little harsh. The whole point of the show is to get an attitude adjustment to bratty young adults... I think the mom phrased that sentiment very personally but did you hear how the daughter spoke to her in the beginning.
agreed@@alec8946
Somehow it is so sad that after one week away from their families these kids blossom up so much - just imagine how toxic and depressing their familiy life must have been. And i can totally relate. I loved and after ten years still love my guest family in another country far more than my real one.
Yeah, family is not blood related, but family is when you need them, they are there to help you. suffering together and rejoicing together. it's always there.
I agree. I love how they focus so much on the kids yet: what about the parents, their lack of parenting skills & nutrurkng, and anything toxic from their end? Also, where is Harry's positive father figure? Hhmmmm.
@@chrisofmelbourne87 2 fathers are missing, all too common.
Moral of the story: this cameraman is the most loyal person in the world he doesnt laugh, make sounds, snitch the guy is to nice
*too* nice.
This is not real
@@yourenotwrong3511 Neither are you
@@JulieWallis1963 L.O.L.
@@abunchofiguanaswithinterne2186 Damn
the cameraman.. he’s made out of pure loyalty and devotion
I'd be Freinds with the camera man
Yeah he's a saint
Harry: I wanna skip school and smoke
Cameraman: *ight bet*
@@thatguypablo5679 isn’t that copied? :p
Ahh I've seen you in other vids aswell! How's Taz haha,
I really admire the Irish parents, they aren’t necessarily strict but are dedicated to their kids and really want them to become polite and happy people, and I think that’s the idea of outstanding parents
"the most devious young fella i ever saw" "this trickery" i love how the irish talk
ik haha if i were them i would have burst out laughing with the accents and their silly leprechaun catch phrases
@@MontgomerySims-li5qt no to me it's not silly it's a very charming way of talking. Very likeable
I love how these families are strict but never actually yell at the kids. The kids then become respectful out of genuine respect, not out of fear.
Yea, I also agree.
Exactly, my parents were rather strict too but I remember more shouting... This family feels super respectful and everyone knows what is expected of them
yea, good parenting
not true at all. being really strict is how kids learn to hide things, and grow into manipulative people. they learn how to lie
yelling isn't key, getting mad isn't key, teaching and learning if they don't keep trying if they still don't. that's when consequences star pouring in, if they get mad help them calm and redirect. don't reward, don't yell.
As soon as he said "there are no such thing as bad kids" i knew that they were exceptional parents.
My thoughts too!
I read this comment as he was saying that looool 😂😂😂
What does exceptional mean?
@@soggybubble Amazing/extraordinary
They aren’t even strict lol they are very good parents I can’t swear in house outside i can we have chores etc its normal
These Ireland parents are being real parents and I dint see anything wrong with it at all. Congrats to the Ireland family for being consistent with rules, boundaries and consequences with their kids.
Businessman and counsellor/psychologist. Lovely parents.
I like how they're strict but also really patient with the girl, not screaming or demanding.
woman: what if i cant find him at all??
harry: *smoking in an alley with the cameraman living his best life*
The cameraman is the best person ever
the cameraman "wanna duzza?"
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@@iqra.4781 congrats :D
"he could be drinking or smoking or something illegal"
harry: legit just eating chips
Tbh he was smoking at one point
@Jeremy Clemente he's harming himself by smoking
@@sn0wybabi yep
@Jeremy Clemente Have you ever heard of second hand smoking? Also he's hurting those poor lungs
@Jeremy Clemente keep telling yourself that
It's so sweet to see how quickly Emily took to looking after the horses. Heartwarming show ❤️
Horses do seem to bring out the best in people sometimes. I mean I'm scared of horses (huge and muscular and I'm not confident with animals), but I've heard they're very gentle souls.
Kids need respect, genuine care, and they need full lives. Kids need something to do that enriches them and gives them confidence.
Sometimes I think the parents should be shown better strategies also. These kids may go home with new attitudes but the parents may still approach things the same way and then kids may revert back to old behaviours.
So true!
I agree
like that episode on South Park when Eric was trained by the "dog whisperer" and then, as soon as the trainer left, was encouraged by his mom to get whatever he wanted from the store, thus reviving Eric's entitled and bratty attitude. Smh
So tru
Yeah I agree
the fact that swearing is literally apart of the australian language is funny
Same with Ireland Ireland different parts mostly different classes
It's the English way too
@@MonstehDinosawr yes but like us aussies swear like really often- you wouldnt understand
I’m Australian
@@m0ney4m39 hahahahaha every 2nd word
i feel like emily truly made some lifelong friendships that will keep her on track
One doesn't "lose control" of one's child. One gives up control. Somewhere along the line it started.
Then Harry grew up, dyed his hair blonde, changed his name, and starred in Austin & Ally. The end
hahah omg
wow lmao
his hair is already blond
@@pickelrick735 kinda brown
@@pickelrick735 it’s brown
I love how the camera man just follows them anywhere. Harry: I’m ditching school. Camera man: just pretend I’m a floating camera
I mean technically it’s there job. Say nothing but always follow the teens
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Imagine if this show wasnt staged and they sent these kids to eastern europe...next day after arival douch kid would have blue eye lol
LMFO 🤣🤣🤣
Like the one where they went to New York and the kid just snuck out and went to times square
The fact those kids never had the love and affection that family gave them is sad
Emily had love and affection her whole life
No she didn't her mam was always working @@leem5142
@@leem5142it’s the lack of discipline and guidance.
I think that you both sending your kids on that journey was the smartest thing you could have done. Both my boys were raised pretty much like the Irish family and they thank me for it, They are both almost 50 now and they understand that there are results for everything you do in life. Tough love works.
I’m sorry but if you have two children that are 50 why are you on youtube?
You’re an amazing parent.❤
Thank you ❤
I was brought up with discipline as were my children and now my grandchildren . Rules and consequences but no belting .
I like how he put the uniform back on and expected not to get caught up😂
Oh yeah lmaoo
he was going back to the school so he knew he wouldve
Meet the spy
I think all Emily wanted was parents who were there. That’s why she started to behave in the middle of the episode, they were actually disciplining her and talking with her.
Exactly.
@Nenethegreat W try and make sense pls
@Nenethegreat W She respects the Irish father, you mean?
Yeah...
I agree
Kudos to the Irish family, respectful and dignified.
I'm irish and i think this is the perfect kinda parenting i'll be doing this with my kids if i ever have some
Very true
Thanks
Your name is gorgeous :)
Poor kids
@TH-cam Community Guidelines you know the name fiona existed way before shrek right??
I’m crying at the fact they’re posing in their intros
fr like that must have been so awkward
@@mallorywinland962 fr
Exactly
Ikr
I wonder how hard these cameraman try not to laugh at some moments
1.3k likes and no reply’s?
1.4k likes and only 1 reply?
Right like I would be dying of laughter
Bro lool
1.7k likes and 4 replies?
Biggest problem with the Australia parents is they think they kids are the problem.
But the kids (as all kids do) are literally reflecting back the stuck emotions the parents wish to Deny and haven’t resolved themselves yet 😅
i apologize, but when Harry was reading that letter, it was touching. Although i am not sure if this is actually real or just for entertainment, but that part really is heartwarming.
I feel like Harry's hair is his whole personality
You aspiring 4 hair like that?
I feel like Harry's hair is too thin
@@the_crazy_asian_girl4568 he's probably balding by now lol
greasy af
@@elenadangelo8284 it's natural hair gel bro..
Irish parents: signed up for this show
Kids: *break the rules*
Irish parents: *shocked Pikachu face*
It’s so funny because most Irish kids break the rules 💀💀
@@aestheticaudios3708 what r u sayin😂
@@aestheticaudios3708 no...well yes but no... like we rarely break the rules
@@aestheticaudios3708 yes, we fecking do 😂
@@aestheticaudios3708 ye then we'll be slapped with the wooden spoon harder than Floyd Mayweather at his prime
Little girl looking astonished watching some kid argue with her dad like 'this is possible??'
This is so normal in Ireland for kids to be this independent such as doing the shopping by ourselves, especially in the country
? They also do that in other countries. South America and Asia as well. It’s not abnormal
Notice how Emily made friends instantly and then Harry’s got no friends like my boy is depressed
No it’s just the difference between boys and girls
@@elmowithbeanie6881 not even. It’s just different personalities. Harry seems to be more introverted, while Emily is more extroverted.
@@elmowithbeanie6881 this is not about gender it’s about how open,outgoing or social you are
@@gracie5463 cause you're introverted or have insecurities like most of us
@@xavierc12343 exactly Emily threw parties every night and Harry sold old computers to buy new ones.
The camera man is so loyal lol
Lol 😂
That joke is so old
@@alayawright5190 k
He ain't no snitch. XD
@@alayawright5190 Thank you! Glad I am not the only one. It got old years ago, now it is just ancient and stale. I am so sick of people reusing the same idiotic joke from several years ago over and over again. It is getting really trite really fast.
the Irish couple was so calm about everything. Strict but calm and generous, open understanding, but rule-demanding. Ideal? Maybe.
I actually think these two are good kids. They're just troubled and probably have enabling parents. That's why I like the Irish family so much, they always respect the kids but are stern about what behaviour is okay and not okay.
My mum has one rule, if your good then we don’t need to control you. It’s a good lesson and I still live by it.
Samee and its so nice
When i was good i got controlled more.
Omg same except with my dad! If I do what he asks (which is barely anything) he lets me do what I do
@@iaw7406 lmao same
you’re so lucky 😭🤚🏼
the only irish family that doesn’t swear
😂
So true!! All about the craic here
Or drink, lol.
And that doesn’t drink 💀✋
That's the first thing I thought lol
UK: World’s Strictest Parents
US: Beyond Scared Straight
The title says world's strictest parents but these are calm and respectful ones, even with no punishments, aren't these just nicer parents?
Teenager about her mom: „She’s just someone who lives in my house.“
Girl lol you’re the someone living in her house.
I mean she can't exactly move out
Lmao
The fact that she thinks that her moms house is actually hers-😭
😂😂 savage
Lmao 😂
these parents aren’t even strict ... they just have respect 😭😭
Ehh it's mostly babble and weird takes on self expression, but being from the worst county in Ireland does that to even the best of people
@@nathanbyrne9457 which county now cause if you're talking about Dublin you're completely wrong 😂
@@torshhn2605 Dublins not the worst county but it's definitely down there. Stinking junkie City.
Na they’re strict asf. This would be hell
@@chez0654 Agreed
I actually like these parents. They are strict, but they are respectful and willing to listen and they are only strict out of love for their kids.
I really really like these parents, they know that respect and being nice to each other is the most important thing.
I like how the parents choose to reason with the kids instead of violence and crap, I respect that
@Meki Thomas I bet your parents smacked u once not even hard and your saying this if not tell me something bad that actually happened
I think beatings are necessary
She’s a good parent, unlike other normal parents that think discipline is the way to teach the child
@@captain_stuuu sometimes it is. It's almost as if every child is an individual and responds differently to different things.
@Young M.D yeah but just it happening once can completely remove your respect of your parents, and it can affect alot of things. It will take more than alot to gain back the respect if it does go. So it will be better if it dosent happen at all.
I'm only 15 mins through and harry is legit just like every other Australian kid at school who really doesn't want to be there
I know kids in my class who are exactly like Harry lmao
Oh wait I can’t swear 😬
@@ogfox9803 since when ppl can put emojis in usernames
Lol so every other kid steals and overly disrespectful. I know everyone has points where they have “disrespected “ there parents but these kids Odee. Like I would not be alive acting like that ...
@@travisdouglas8763 if I had to deal with kids like these, I'd probably consider
36:04 “I feel that Harry is quite young for his age” 😂😂😂 Whaaa~😅
I love how these families are strict but never actually yell at the kids.
the difference with these strict parents is that instead of just being strict and basically leaving the children on read, they hang out with them, and do things like literally HORSE BACK RIDE with them regularly, which is probably why their kids aren't always upset or anything.
👏
fr i'd rather have strict but attentive parents like these than absent ones
There is no back in horse riding
i really love that too, really gives one on one time with your parents
@@shola.i8262 You ride the horse's back
they're so respectful, they told her they would let it get repierced if it grows shut! they are very nice people.
love the pfp
That is the bare minimum they could do. She shouldn't have to remove her piercings, especially because it is painful to get them re-pierced. It would be completely understandable if theyd said she couldnt get more piercings while in their care, but asking her to remove the one(s) she already has is, in my opinion, ridiculous.
@@ii_wxther Catholic schools in Ireland and most schools will not let you wear or have piercings in the school. So yes she had to
@@ii_wxther she couldn’t attend school otherwise though
@@ii_wxther Most schools don't allow piercings (At least over here) so I imagine it was so that she didn't get detention or in trouble before she's even entered the school. She would have to take them off at school anyways.
These parents were incredibly patient!
Emily genuinely wanted to stay LOL
Out of all the of strictest parents, I actually wouldn't mind living with these parents.
they seem like genuinly nice people
I wanna live with them tbh
Would have loved to live with them. There is structure and consistency which I didn't have growing up. I'm jealous lol
Me too.
Same here:)
“I feel Harry is quite young for his age” is the best quote in this whole video
replace young with immature
It means that he is acting younger than he actually is
@@Lake-sr2lc harry became girl?
Since I am Irish that sentence makes total sense to me :D
@@ChrisM-qo1jc No, this is hiberno english, which uses the structure of Gaeilge(irish language), and that is basically how you'd express soemone to be immature in Irish
These people give what teens need. Structure, discipline and most of all love.
This family is awesome - teaching the kids shopping on budget getting them prepared for real life
They honestly aren’t that strict at all. There aren’t that many restrictions on the children, just rules to make sure they are behaving, getting chores done, and such. They are firm, but clear about wanting to make sure their children become respectable human beings, and that in itself, is respectable.
@Hannes De Schuijmer Not really, it’s to make sure they are watching appropriate things, and that they don’t stay up on their phones at night no? There are still children in the home, and they likely don’t want their children to be influenced by common stereotypes or cliches portrayed in usual television.
@@lali5686 Doesn't mean it isn't strict.
What someone considers strict can vary tho, but I'd agree with Hannes about it being kinda strict as opposed to not.
I will add that I don't think being strict has to be bad, and even harsh strictness can be what's needed. I think what they done here was handled well, since the rules were clear, they communicated, and they weren't abusive.
@@lali5686 they probably mean well but rules like these only alienate kids and teach them to get better at hiding things because at some point you're restricting natural behavior
literalyyy
@@VitrescentObelisk Controling what’s on the television and taking away phones at night is plenty common among others that aren’t considered strict. I never really watched television and like to sleep at night, but I know many people who grew up with these rules. I was only specifically talking about these rules since they were the only ones mentioned, but again, I can see why some would these things as strict. But I mean, it’s not they put ten padlocks over the drawer with the phones, so…
Harry’s lack of emotion in the beginning was scary.
He was depressed. It makes you feel nothing and enjoy nothing.
@@nessuno1984 considering the activities and behaviours he shows, I think he might have anti social personality disorder or in more recognisable words, pyschopathy or sociopathy.
@@bigdawg6308 anti social personality disorder is just sociopathy not psychopathy, they are two completely different things. You also cant cant tell if he has either one over a 1 hour video, its much more complex than that. It took me 8 years to get diagnosed with anti social personality disorder.
@@picklejuice4911 I ain't a psychologist I'm just saying that has shows antisocial behaviour
@@bigdawg6308 I don’t think he’s a sociopath. He’s empty inside and so acts reckless to try and feel something
I wonder how many of these kids go back to how they were
I’m not finished the episode but tbh I really like these parents so far. I’m Irish myself and yes I disagree w the media and self presentation and I’m not very catholic but they seem to genuinely care for the children, plus, horses!
Harses
Does anyone notice every teen has the oddest hair cuts
Well it’s from the early 2000s
It’s like 2007 so the hairs look wack
Now everyone rocking mullets lol
@@some_wookie2276 since when
@@Nietzschefan333 since one four came out I guess that's when it really got popular
I'm from Ireland and I swear kids start cursing every second word by the age of 7
Yep that family are definitely near being rich
I can agree lol
YES 👏
And I am from Perth in Australia 🇦🇺 and most of the kid swear at that age as well
Northern Ireland is just as bad
As someone who wasn't ever in much trouble, but also had very relaxed parents, this was very calming. I can see how John and Mary love their kids and give their life to them. This kind of attention would've helped me growing up, even if strict.
This family was so loving, kind, and warm ☺️ I hope they’re all doing well ♥️
When they agreed to get her piercing repierced if it closed, that’s when I was like, ok now they’re being fair.... because the biggest worry was obviously the hole closing
That’s still annoying like my belly button piercing was painful I really wouldn’t wanna go through pain again
:-)
Yeah me too
To me it sounded like she remembered to use that as an argument after testing their patience just because she was stubborn
teens: I have an entire BAR under my bed
camera man: bet yo toss me the vodka
Or else I’ll snitch 😈
IM TELLING
The one kid in the back of class: oOoOOoOOOOoohhhh!!!
It makes me cry seeing how they are with their Mom's when they get back because I miss my Mom & I wish I could hug her. 😥
How great this world would be now if everyone had parents like these.
The fact that Emily needed routine... this is the key to child care basically, to give them this structure (and it benefits adults too). Hope they are well and happy back home now!
this was literally what i was thinking all emily rly needed was something stable to keep her going n a good working environment
fr, she just needed someone to be there to provide activities once home from school
Com certeza!
@@marjanazimi5921 It was obviously attention and routine she was lacking.
"i feel harry is quite young for his age"
ahh yes, the floor here seems to be made out of floor.
It's a nice way of saying someone is immature for their age.
@@ImprovisionFilm true ig
@@thedoeverything418 yeah its just something irish people mostly say
half of Irish sayings are translated from Irish directly so the grammar doesn't match up all the time.
I get what he means but his wording is humorous
His offering to have it re-pierced if it grows over? Honestly these parents are pretty reasonable so far..
The parents letters really made me cry
Rightt 😭😭
I’m balling my eyes out😭😭😭😭
my guy harry is just straight up depressed, get my boy some therapy
I thought the same his eye are void like mine when I had depression.
@Nenethegreat W one thing doesn't have to do with the other. People who often have everything they want in their lifes tend to be depressive since they can fullfil their wish with none effort so they tend to feel empty. Having things to do or achieve are indeed things we take pride of. Most of this kids you can see their parents waste many time on working than being present. What would you expect if material things is the only way they have of LOVE? The kid sure is spoiled, his parents made him like that. But that doesn't take the fact he is indeed having depression.
@@yogurLAPIZ you probe dosnt have depression you can’t say that when he probs dosnt
@@awhtaalia5682 and you can’t say that when you don’t even know one’s life.
@@mynameisstolen your pfp is perfect for your comment
England: **sends delinquents to Australia**
Australia: **sends delinquents to Ireland**
Almost full circle
@@Havermeyer7908 semi circle
Well we all know how Australia became inhabited. Lol
And then we have to deal with them
Wait no wE do da same as da brits
Anyone who are more respectful to others is waaaay more cool, attractive and you win so much more.
harry’s parents are so so sweet, it makes me sad to see how he treated them 😐
this is the only irish family that doesn’t curse 😂
No fr
I paused my video where it said the families name
What else do you expect from extreme catholics from the middle of nowhere
Do you know all Irish mothers! My family don’t curse which is at least 20 more families
It’s the only Gaelic family that doesn’t curse 😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah these parents are actually good. Not silly rules or have to call them sir lol.Just kind and supportive
Exactly. Reasonable not strict
That’s the thing that gets me no yes sir or no ma’am I’ll say it but not when I’m always reminded too when I don’t say it one time
The sir thing isn’t at all in Irish culture. You don’t call anyone sir really
dont get me wrong they are good and respectable people but do not suppress your children's freedom like that
@@mrsobelek yeah i think some of their rules were excessive but their children do not seem unhappy from what we saw
Now that the teens have changed, their family back home hasn’t and that’s the big problem
I really enjoyed this episode! Learning naturally is best. It gets internalized much more solidly!
These parents were so nice honestly
Fax if I were to ditch school or drink or smoke my mom wouldve decked me.
It's the mum's being too nice that made the kids such brats, it's always the case cmon it always boils down to the parenting.
This was made in 2009 lol
@@karldilkington8802 I think they mean the Irish parents lol
what do you expect they were irish
The green pen all over Emily’s face when the wine gets found 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 it’s hard to take her seriously
Isn't that supposed to be infection??? 😂😂😂😂
@@AngelOfMusic2 no lmao
She had paint in her hands too
Amazing turnaround. What respectful parents!
I have literal tears about to fall down my face watching them read the letters❤hope there home,safe and happy😊
The cameraman gets to travel the world for free while getting money, wow lol
I didn’t expect many likes pog
😄😄😄😄😄
Seebee pro
And having fun adventures with delinquents
420th like lol
they prob have different camera men in australia and ireland
This Irish mom is so sweet and loving even when she’s angry and scolding.
She looks like an Irish version of Reba. Bless up.
Shes not angry tho, she is just dissapointed, I don't think people like them experience anger really.
@Lucia
what do u mean people like them?
@@okkelly6207 what do you think he means? people who are like them obviously
Love this family and their efforts to help struggling kids. Wish we could have a 6 month follow-up.
These parents are the best! So kind and loving!
I wanna know how many of the kids on this show are dead or in jail and who have cleaned up ngl
Most of these kids revert back to their bad behaviours as soon as they get home. They respect their host parents but if their real parents have no control, they’re not gonna listen to them.
@@octaviablackthorn9 straight up
They really think one week is gonna change their behavior forever
it'd be more sad than anything. you can tell some of them are on the way to addiction and it's not even funny man
@@alexa-fx2fb their real families are probably dysfunctional too so it's no help that they go back home to the same screwed up families. The families would need some counseling too so that there are higher chances for this to work out in the long run.
The girl is the best result I have seen come from this show. She really blossomed while she was there. Great to see :)
I think she just needed the good adult attention since she wasn’t getting it at home.
@@Livingtheinvisiblelife me too
Her and Nadia from the Bangalore, India episode
@@wajidusman103 what about the so th Africa kid
@@Livingtheinvisiblelife kk k
Thank you for the update on each kid! That made me so happy it brought tears to my eyes ❤❤
24:44 his parents seem so sweet bro :((