Mom hires her two kids to be her personal baristas!
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His little gasp and immediate "it's okay" after his sibling spilled the milk melted my heart. God, I wished I was raised that way.
You are bad raised I know 😂😂
Me too 😭
Me to
@@Marnar-ge8vr everyone is bad raised now 😂😂😂
Ive accidentally spilled water on the table and my mom decided to destroy my room while yelling at me. I was 8-9.
Love the little “It’s okay”. Shows he mimicked his Mom. Such a good Mom
I love when parents don’t yell at their kids for an easy mistake/accident. It’s ridiculous that parents do. They’re just kids
846likes but ONLY 2 comments WoW!
Yes not the ones who yell at the child 😒
@@1hunnidpercent 4
@@taylorx6037 send help thats all my little nephew gets. It was worse during potty training when he is covered in pee or poo is not time for blaming or yelling
You all deserved to hear “it’s okay” in that loving tone from your parents when you made a mistake and I’m sorry if you didn’t have that.
Keep breaking generational patterns yall. We got this.
This has literally broken me. I have never heard that when making even the SIMPLEST of mistakes until I was an older teenager and my dad told me “Its okay, I just can’t lose you man” and how he hugged me that night is something I’ll never forget.
Why do you have to be so dramatic? A kid spilled a tiny tiny bit, the mom said “it’s okay”, like a normal human being, and you’re acting like it’s such a grand gesture and “breaking generational patterns”? Go to therapy lol
@@sxxxxxlxxx You have missed the point entirely, friend.
@@sxxxxxlxxx you don’t have to comment if you don’t like someone else’s comments bud.
@@sxxxxxlxxx what may seem “dramatic” to you could mean the world to someone else. Remember that we aren’t all the same.
Damn why did our parents give us such a hard time over spilling things just because that's how they were raised? it's so crazy that we all were expecting a different reaction because of how we were raised. I don't ever get upset with my son for spilling things either because I know how much that sucks.
I really wish somebody who did this to their kid would respond to your comment. I really wanna know why they did this
Most likely because they weren’t on camera when they’d flip out.
Did you ever gasp when you spilled something as a kid? Was it because you thought you might get yelled at?
I think you're just remembering wrong. These kids are like 3 and 4. I doubt you remember spilling 1oz of creamer at that age
@@TraceguyRune what? I distinctly remember spilling milk when I was 4 and getting yelled at. Not just me but my other siblings as well. What are you talking about?
Who cares 🤪
“It’s okay”
Mom: “yeah.”
Dad from everybody hates Chris: “It’s 79 cents.”
LMAO I CAN HEAR HIM SAY "YOU JUST WASTED 79¢ CENT WORTH A CREAMER ON THE TABLE"😭
This comment made me LOL 😂
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OMGGG I literally have been BINGE WATCHING this show for the past week. So funny to see this😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The boys seem to have a good relationship, the older one gently explains to the younger “there’s ice already in here” instead of snapping or calling him stupid, good parenting here!
Why would he call him stupid!?
@@Si-go7nl it’s just how some kids would react
@@Si-go7nl That's a lot of brothers. With a little bit of hitting as well.
@@Si-go7nl you obviously don’t have a brother
Kids calling each other names isn't always a reflection of parenting or "bad parenting" y'all need to stop.
When he spills it and goes “It’s okay” and you agree with him is raising him to know making mistakes is okay, these kids are going to be amazing kids
The little brother immediately messing up after the mom said “did you let your brother do anything “ was very funny
“It’s okay”
“It’s okay, yeah”
God those kids are being raised well
Gonna be epic lil members of society due to positive reassurance (':
Whenever I spill something I get yelled at
I’m 22 and still get yelled at for spilling shit
that's a good big brother
@@cesarherrera2540 LOL
Y’all stuck on the “it’s okay”, but can we give this little human props for being generous with the caramel syrup? Above, and beyond.
Hahah
Lol I also was thinking that!
Yess!! Im actually sitting here thinking dang that actually looks like a REALLY good drink! Lol
Forget the caramel. Did you see that portion of creamer
He will become the best coffee ☕️ maker in the world
This was too wholesome- I've never seen such behaved kids and a mom who didn't get all pissed off at something being spilled
“Its okay, yeah” my mom would’ve slapped, yelled and had me clean that up soo fast 💀
No need in crying over spilt creamer, his little “it’s ok!” was so sweet and encouraging 😭😭😭😭
They made my heart melt❤️❤️
Mine to
it kinda took be back- like as a kid I would get yelled at or made fun of for spilling stuff
I’m a teen now but still when I spill things I just get so scared for a second and it’s awful I hate it- just a terrible feeling
So these kids being like *gasp! “ It’s oki! “ made me feel weird since I never got that type of reaction when I was growing up.
For real.
did you expect him to like start punching the other kid and calling him curse words or what lmao
I teared up at the little, "it's ok." And even though he looked up at his mom for confirmation, he wasn't afraid. That made me so happy. 💜
cringe
@@eraze5732 yes you are,
@@IdeasNeeded Hunny, it's ok if you can't relate, but not everyone had a great childhood. It's great if you did.
@@c.d.4319 Yep..
huh
I love how calmly big bro responded to the spilled creamer. True reflection of mom's awesome parenting❤ I also just learned how to make my own iced coffee at home lol.
W mom. They spilled something and she instantly goes it’s okay. This reminds me of my mom when I was a kid. You are amazing. Raise your kids like the warriors they are.
The way how he said “it’s ok” so calmly just stopped me from having a panic attack…. I love this kid 🙏🏼🥺
literally!,
On god I couldn’t believe
Yea, so cute
He said as if he gets yelled at about that stuff. It's a defence mechanism. It allows the aggressor against the spill to rethink and be rational about the spill. I do the same thing if I make a mess, it lessense the chances of getting yelled at about it
@@TH-camExplore777 If you're implying that a kid being sweet about a mistake means that they're doing it out of fear of being yelled at, then there's some of your own issues that you need to work out. Not every kid has your same trauma.
Warms my heart so much. “It’s okay!” “Yeah! It’s okay!”
No mess is worth making your child feel unsafe, this mom clearly has the trust of her kids and I am LIVING for it 😭♥️♥️
I was thinking the same. When you grew up punished for any mistake, seeing stuff like this warms my heart
I truly don't understand why y'all making a big deal its not that deep
@@nottoxicrbx124 it really isn’t that deep but most moms can’t stand their kids so much as getting water on the floor
@@nottoxicrbx124 it is for people who were punished for every small mistake. I get it seems kinda silly to other people though
@@nottoxicrbx124 not true but ok
everyone’s talking about the “ it’s okay☺️” from the kid but is anyone talking about how BEAUTIFUL they made that coffee? starbucks could never💅
I can’t stop thinkin about how sweet that’s gona be lmaoo
I’m most impressed about his “it’s okay”. He said it so naturally like it’s something he’s heard so many times. Good job mom! Showing them it’s okay to make mistakes
Sets house on fire "it's okay"
@@pioneltapinessi947 🤡
❤️ i wish i was raised like that when i had like 7 or 6 i drop 1 piece of bread by accident and my dad spanked me
@@none-tq7jc i got the chancla
Don’t cry over spilt milk
The way he said "it's okay" when his brother spilled the coffee cream got me 🥺😍. They are being raised rightttttt.
not for long till they discover tik tok
@@slumberpartybard6355 ikr
They sadly aren't raised by actual coffee enjoyers but some coffee pretend drinkers who put more sugar in there than coffee.
Aww I’m loving the positive reinforcement and so proud of the little boy for affirming his brother! I work with children and I notice how when a mistake happens they look to see my reaction. I always assure them that it’s okay and accidents happen. You can see how their confidence in their ability swiftly comes back. It’s so important! Shoutout to their Mom, you’re doing a great job 👏🏾🥰
"It's okay" - Perks to the mom that shows amazing parenting.
the little “it’s okay” means they were both raised the correct way. good job
Yeah, just like the majority of people. Y’all acting like it’s something special when you were literally raised the same exact way.
@@dimaisatree Jesus wtf, what are u criticizing... What's ur point??? You're just being a jerk for no reason.
@@dimaisatree well i mean maybe u were brought up like that but u realize not everyone grew up like that? but hey u believe what u want lol
@@dimaisatree nigga you must on different world and you act like you never seen bad parent, poor parents, careless parent
There lot to say
You don’t get it cuz you never grow up like that
You just talk what you experience
Tf is wrong with you
Go world tour then you will realized how hard and how kids are growing in this world
@@dimaisatree You aint never seen a bad parent? weirdo
*Hes WAYY too on point with those measurements in the coffee tho! Im convinced at this point that hes a full time iced coffee drinker* 🤔🧐👌🏽
Or watched Mom REALLY closely when she made her own. My daughter watched me like a hawk when she was a toddler, and could copy me pretty exactly when given the chance. (Including happy or aggravated sounds I would apparently make sometimes.)😅
This was not just for food/drink, but also cleaning and hand sewing. (She had a plastic needle till she was 5, and was supervised) She just really liked copying me.
The majority of that is sugar. How can you even call it coffee 🤣
lol
@@heathercutler5114 my son did too. They grow way to fast, but luckily, they know a thing or two! 😉
@@vermontmom4232 definitely!😁
Lmao I would have had that sh*t all over the table as a kid 😂
What do you mean "as a kid" when I ask for a straw at Starbucks its damage control for my clothes 🤣
That little gasp and then the "It's okay" GOD THAT WAS WHOLESOME, I WISH EVERY KID WOULD BE LIKE THESE TWO, CONGRATULATIONS ON THESE 2 ANGELS
It’s all about parenting
@@jaybirdishhhhhh Yes, exactly, a good parent makes a good child, that's why i wrote congratulations
Im glad i'm not the only one who sees how amazing it is when he says "it's okay" when a spill happened. The parents raised kids that aren't afraid to fail. That's one of the best traits in life to learn at a young age that can bring their kids immense success. Good job. ❤
Thank you for saying that. I have a big problem with failure and competition. I don't know when or where it came from.
@@carolynburke2675 same with me. The best way to reduce it is to learn to accept and be comfortable with yourself, both your good traits and your bad. Comparing yourself with others is only good if you want to learn to obtain the skills that that other person has that you don't have. Beyond skills (genius, beauty or physical attributes like height) is usually God-gifted that you should avoid comparing yourself to with others.
Shy kids are usually kids that are afraid to fail because their parents tend to react negatively if they did do something that ends up in failure (scolding them, punishing them too much). They become shy because they are afraid of being judged if they messed up, just like how their parent judged and punished them before for doing something wrong.
@Neo-Con Atheist you are an idiot or something? They are both females and nothing they said deserved such a stupid comment from you🙂
@@nancyebada9549 it doesn't matter if they are female
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The "it's ok" really got to me. That's such a patient, loving response and really makes your child feel safe and lessen anxiety. I have still never gotten such a response from my mother. 🥺
Bruh its just fucking creamer. That's like dropping an ice cube on the floor and then going to jail. Like its not. Big deal
Ur Chinese Pham what did you expect.
It's ok 😊
@@TeaTime... thanks
@@rybug Maybe because your mom always give her undying love and will not scold you when you do simple mistakes like this that caused you to not be able to understand why some people are being sentimental about this.
Some parents constantly scold their children even for the smallest mistakes they do. They made it seem like it's a big deal while it's not. That's why many people crave the responses this woman gave to her children from their parents. It's simply because they never get it. Please learn to understand other people's perspectives, lives and emotions before you give out hateful words.
That seems like an amazing mama, those kids are god sent the way they react to things
reading all these comments made me realize how great and uncommon my parents were… i’ve been realizing that a lot lately. definitely feeling more grateful for them more than ever and i apologize to those who weren’t raised like i, in a loving, caring, and supportive home where i never had to worry about my parents getting mad at me. sending all my love to you guys
When he spilled the milk I immediately expected screaming from the mom and fear from him. Hearing both of them say it's ok made me realize how fucked my childhood was
I literally feared for the kids because i though the mom was going to scream at them
@@babaloons4887 why would she scream and post it
Lexa Lexa you’d be surprised at what some people think is ok
Just remember your mother was probably raised the same as you or worse…thank goodness people are changing for the better, not totally, but better than back in the day..so when you have children, you too, can break the cycle of treating your children like you were…bcuz remember parents back then weren’t taught better, but you are…
No mama is screaming at her kids on TikTok
Mom: “Did uou let your brother do anything?”
Brother: *Spills creamer*
Me when someone is watching lol
Lol
Literally died laughing
It was actually the older kid who let go of the bottle
😭
The quiet one is so obedient to the other one😂 and he’s funny, the way he tried to eat the ice in the empty cup
This generation is so different and I love it! “It’s ok” vs me looking up at my mom mortified for dropping the creamer lmao
The fact she just said “it’s okay” after he spilled a bit is so cool-
Like my mom would yell at me and say I’m stupid 😭
your mom is bad
@@judas1523 damn man 🤣🤣
Same tbh😭
every asian mom ever
@@nevergonnagiveyouup2411 what can i say😶
“I’ll take a little coffee in my creamer please.” 😳
As a mom of 2 boys, well they’re 30 and 33, I find these little fellas simply adorable!!!!
I thought little man poored the creamer like a champ. By the looks, Momma likes a sweet coffee...
Lol I miss these days of being a young boy
How?!? Girl you look so young!! And you have kids in their 30's?!
More like I'll take a lil coffee with my caramel
Lies you are too young to have that grown kids. 😶
Mom: “did you let him do anything”
Little brother: “drops milk”
Older Kid: “it’s ok”
His mind: “you see this is why I don’t let you do anything”
NOPE YOUR WRONG HE'S THINKING 🤔 THAT'S WHAT SHE'S THINKING ABOUT HIM KIDS TOO NERVOUS BUT HUGE HEART AND GOOD AT COVERING UP HIS SECOND FIDDLE FEELINGS
I HATE THAT. KIDS GETTING FAVORED ONE OVER THE OTHER. MY DADDY'S DAY RIP BLESS HIM" HE WAS THE ELDEST OF FIVE. AS I GOT OLDER I NEVER REALLY UNDERSTOOD THO HE UNEQUIVOCALLY ALWAYS HAD LOVE FOR US WAS EXSTREMELY STRICT. YEARS LATER I FOUND OUT THAT HE GOT IN SERIOUS TROUBLE FOR ANY AND EVERYTHING HIS YOUNGER SIBLINGS EVER DID. THE YOUNGER BROTHER I HAVE TO SAY*** YEAH"" WELL MY BELOVED DADDY NEVER ONCE COMPLAINED HARDEST MULTI JOBS MAN DAD HUSBAND SERVED THIS COUNTRY ONCE SHERIFF TWO DIFFERENT WASHINGTON STATE COUNTRYS NEVER HARDLY SAW THE BACK SIDE OF HIM FOR THE COMING AND GOING TO WORK BUT WHAT A GREAT HONOR NO MATTER WHAT FOR HIS PARENTS FAMILY AND I JUST MISS YOU DADDY RIP MY BELOVED MOMMA HARDEST WORKING MOMMA TOO THE BEST PARENTS GOD COULD HAVE EVER BLESSED US WITH FOR SURE XO GREATFUL MY HEART IS FULL
LOVE GOD JESUS LOVE FAMILY NO MATTER WHAT FOR GOD JESUS HELP YOU JUST DO IT 🙏💓
When the kid said "it’s ok" after he spilled the creamer 😂 adorable
As a childcare provider, I absolutely love this. "Helping" makes children feel needed and wanted. It's also a valuable learning opportunity to get to make something
Absolutely agree. I started with the "can you help mummy" almost from birth. Everytime I did anything while holding them "can you help mummy with lunch/laundry/sweeping". Obviously they are just keeping me company at that age but as they got older it was kind of instinct for them to just start doing things with me. My oldest (17) is the sweetest young man and my youngest (1) is such a lovely little girl, always"helping" put her toys back where they belong (everywhere but her toy box haha). Sorry, long comment. I could talk about them all day 😘😂
@@LC-se8pw I love that! Some kids get little to no meaningful interaction with their parents simply because their parents don't know how to talk with them and include them in everyday tasks. In early childhood education we call that "working conversation" where the parents or caregivers are talking about what they are doing or what is happening. It is a critical part of child development. It teachers not only responsibly and work ethic but also language skills, cognition, social/emotional skills, and fosters healthy attachment which is part of the foundation for learning. I love to hear about kids with parents who put in the extra effort. Way to go!
@@SAHMmiller that makes so much sense! It seemed like a natural thing to do. They want to be with me, I want to be with them, but things need to get done, so we do it together. I'm a talker so we talk about what we're doing. All 4 of my children are tidy (for kids) and have responsibilities that are theirs alone. I don't do their jobs and they don't do mine. There's no argument and we still all tend to do them together/around each other. I'm very close with all of my children and I absolutely think that open communication started from birth. Parents can't complain about the next generation when we're the ones raising them. Do it right or don't do it at all.
Thank you for being such a good childcare worker. You're appreciated completely! ❤️❤️❤️
This comment thread is so sweet and i am LIVING for it♡♡
@@LC-se8pw absolutely agree with you!! It sounds like you're going to have some really well adjusted, ready for the real world kids! It's so refreshing to hear good things from parents after coming home from a long day of being yelled at and told off by parents I was just trying to help. Thank you so much!:)
An abusive childhood scarred me so bad that when I see parents engage like this with their children instead of destroying them emotionally, physically and mentally, I get genuinely surprised.
I saw the creamer spill and brain went oh no .-.
@Trevor Wilson ok
Ok
Same tbh
Yeah man when i have children im treating them the way i wanted to be treated
It's so good to see kids being brought the right way, they sure seem to have parents that really love them 😊😊
Those boys are adorable! Awesome job raising them, momma 🥰
Bro on the left is adorable. “It’s ok!” Probably picked up that reassuring phrase from his mom❤️
He 100000% did. That part honestly made me tear up.. it's NOT what I was accustomed to growing up
@@Mila808g was looking for this comment, can’t explain the feeling but it made me smile
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U mean the kid on right said its okay not the left side
@@Mila808g ur comment made me cry too 💀 literally in tears u did NOT have to do that to mee 😭😭😭 i love you random commenter
i never realized how traumatized i was until i actually feared for the kids safety when he spilled the creamer
Really wow should really get over it
@@joepope1760 ill keep that in mind
I understand im sure you'll be ok traumatized is a huge huge huge word to use because someone yelled at you
@@Revok7272 I know right, people use it all Willy nilly.
that's clearly me
The boy was so confident that spilling a bit of milk was ok makes me happy.. way to go Mom
Great mom, teaching her kids independence 🙌🏼
I gasped when he spilled the creamer and his little “its ok” tells me he was raised better I’m so happy for him. 😭
creamer
@@PatayKaFTW its ok
@@murphyborges2955 yeah, it’s okay.
My son dropped a whole bag of pretzels on the ground and he says, “it’s okay mumma, I’ll pick it up” melts my heart
Exactly. Accidents are okay. Teach them how to fix/repair/clean up the mistake is the lesson needed.
My 5 year old makes huge messes at the dinner table sometimes, but he knows how to use a dustpan
All I read in this comment is that you're a good mom
@@LadyMekito Awww, that’s so cute!
Who asked
@@purrplexhd No need to be an asshole, luv. Let’s keep everything positive as it was before you came.
You know that this probably made their day. Being such big little helpers and making mommy happy. Gifts made by hand are always the best 😁😁🥰
This relationship is sooo nice and refreshing. I love moms being wonderful moms ❤️
Something as simple as the “it’s okay” just warmed my heart. Growing up any small mistake was such a big deal. U would either get beat, screamed at or given a whole lecture about how you could never do anything right or always making mistakes. Things like that made me grow up with anxiety, always wanting perfection, anger issues and a bunch of other issues. I love how he knew it wasn’t a big deal and he wasn’t gonna get in trouble and she was like yeah it’s okay. All parents should not get angry at kids for simple mistakes. It’s better to let them know mistakes happen and let them continue to be able to make mistakes.
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Jesus it sounds like you were in a very abusive household..I really hope your doing better.❤️
Same but I never got beat for it
God this gave me flash backs. I remember my mom beating me for spilling something by mistake. She would act like if I did it on purpose to upset her. I'm a mom now and I will never make my child fear me like my mother did.
I’m sorry growing up was like this for you
She got a little coffee with her caramel! So cute! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
lol That's what I was thinking.
And that creamer looks flavored, so it was prolly already sickly sweet.
Awww yes hahahahh I thought the same.
I love everything about this! Two little boys on a mission for Mom; Mom being sure that little boy was involved; older brother (and Mom) comforting little brother after he spilled a little milk; and all 3 relaxed and happy. Great job 👏
Love the way little brother drinks the remnants of water from the ice cup! I just love this whole video. God bless those boys and their mom!
This is the sort of parent I want to be. This is not only fun, but also a great opportunity to teach kids about responsibility and trust. When I was little, my parents let me help in the kitchen and make their coffee/smoothies. I’d get my little stool and operate the coffee maker 😆 (they didn’t let me pour the hot coffee for obvious reasons). It teaches kids that helping others, not just yourself, is a positive thing.
Same here I used to help my mom with cooking and cutting vegetables but she never let me cut the vegetables with a sharp knife I always had to cut the vegetables with a butter knife and the vegetables would be all ugly and shaped funny I remember not once in my mom go back and recut the vegetables. When it was time to add seasoning to the food my mom let me do it but she never let me season the food over the oven or the stove it was always in another bowl and I would mix in the seasonings and then stir them up together and she was sprinkle them on the food.
@@blankcanvas4963 That's so cute, I love moms who genuinely love their kids like that, warms my heart :-)
yea making ice coffee is also my favorite activity, super fun for a 4 year old epic
@@blankcanvas4963 dayyum...I wasn't allowed in the kitchen til I was damn near a grown up 😆
@@shaughnegonzalez6814 LMAO my brother is 4 and he runs around the kitchen in his paw patrol boxers looking for food to bite and put back in the fridge
“Did you let your brother do anything?”
*_IMMEDIATELY SPILLS_*
But he did perfectly pour it the first time! And even put the perfect (imo) amount. The other brother seemed to forget his younger bro already had put lots of creamer in the cup. Seemed he overdid at the end by adding even more, instead of just putting some more coffee
Awwe. “Its okay” .. was the sweetest thing. He’s a great big brother.
Eu amo principalmente como eles parecem animados pra fazer algo pela mãe deles. 💜
That "It's Okay" was really surprising to hear. All kids should be raised to see the small things in the right proportions, instead of parents instilling the fear of making mistakes into them, causing them to become less calm about everything.
Yessir
Yeah I was surprised that she didn't like freak out over it ig that says alot about how I was raised
Surprising ?
Kids these days man
@@_blankface it’s probably surprising to them because they weren’t raised like this (kind of like me) and they are glad that she does her parenting this way
I love how he was like “it’s okay” when he spilled milk.
You can tell there’s good parenting there. Accidents happen and it is okay!
Edit: It’s creamer we get it... I made a mistake and it’s okay 🤷🏻♀️😉
That's right, big brother knows not to cry over spilled milk, or creamer! 😂
Absolutely.
It's creamer.
@@MrHoodlin it's dairy. Does it matter
@@msoperator510 mama told me dont you cry over no spilt milk
Sweet boys helping with mommy's coffee 🤗❤️❤️ they're so adorable
The way he said it's okay proves your a patient mother. Love this
I love how she asked did he let his little brother help and how its okay that the creamer spilled! Love it!😊
the mom just saying “it’s okay” instead of yelling at them literally broke me down in tears for a good few minutes. they didn’t flinch after dropping it in fear of be yelling at, they didn’t look over at their mother immediately for disapproval, they just shrugged it off and smiled. i wish all parents taught their children that mistakes are okay to make and that you shouldn’t fear discipline for making one.
edit: y’all this reply section is something else. would suggest just not looking at it. also if you do, just ignore DiLLy DiLly because they must actually be trolling with what they’re saying.
Exactly!! My parents are way better now, but I remember the fear of when I dropped a gallon of milk and it exploded. I can't really explain the fear I felt when that happened. Of course I don't expect an "it's okay" but cmon yelling and screaming at a kid so violently wouldn't help anyone. I wish I had someone to tell me when I was younger that it's okay if I make mistakes.
That’s where she messed up. Gotta get that belt out ya know!
@@Dilly_Dil1y uhm lol no that’s how your children hate you, want to run away, don’t talk to you as much, and finally can’t wait to turn 18 to get out of your dump of shitty discipline yelling or whipping a child doesn’t do much it just makes the kid afraid and hate you especially when they are that little
Ya
The way he said "its okay" is so precious..Kids should be able to make mistakes and fail,knock stuff over and break things and learn from it all..This is great to see them be okay with it and be accepted..
The “It’s ok” at the end was so cute
THEY ARE SO CUTE! The littlest one drinking the melted drops of water in the cup made my day! They seem so grown up making that coffee and then that moment made me realize they are just lil' things!
It’s ok is a magic world for everyone during his/her whole life. How gentle he is and how lovely they are❤️
*Their
@@JB-nj7nq Read ur name.
@@JB-nj7nq not that serious
Ikr most parents get upset over it and woukd use these two for clout and stuff but it’s so nice to them happy doing this
“It’s Just Spilt Milk”..that’s a good Mom and her boys are learning that it’s ok to have accidents.❤️
No one crying over it
How did I just now realize that that's what don't cry over spilled milk means 😳
Aww got my teary eyed. They're so adorable.
I love that they were raised and are treated well enough to freak out when something is spilled.
Yes, you can absolutely tell there is good parenting in this home! Instead of the child looking up at her with fear in his eyes and all over his face, he looked at her and said, 'It's ok!', as if he already knows it truly is 'ok' and he won't be in trouble! You can also tell by the way the boys interact with each other. Just love, no sibling rivalry!! I love that you shared this video!! As always, much love all!! 💖💕
This is the most retarded comment I have ever seen. Good parenting because the kid wasn't afraid of getting in trouble after making a mess? It wasn't anything to even get mad over. It was an accident and the mom saw that. Stop associating good/bad parenting off of stupid shit like that.
@@tylishaleavy9456 that’s a slur- I hope you know that and refrain from using it and not be like everyone who uses that slur like “its just another word for stupid” or “i can say whatever I want” or “its not even that bad stop being a snowflake/sensitive” or “its not exclusive to people with disabilities or conditions.” Ive heard it all since that slur is way too normalized.
And maybe it isn’t good parenting exactly, but it is being a decent parent. You may think its stupid that people comment about it but you won’t believe the amount of people who were raised that if they did a simple mistake such as spilling a drink, they would get yelled at/punished. It’s just nice to see that it isn’t happening in this video.
@@PrincessPie they could have a disability
@@FS.08 usually people who say the r word aren’t- but if they are then thats my bad, but in general slurs shouldnt really be said-
@@PrincessPie okay...
Honestly, its kind of sad that everyone is saying something about how the kid and mom said “its ok” when he spilled the creamer
that should be normalized among parents
But sadly, it won't be for a long time
A lot of people still hit their kids for a simple accident like that. Somehow I doubt that hitting your child actually helps them develope their fine motor skills but to each their own I guess.
Forreal people over here seeing this video having damn epiphanys 🤣lmao
Noob, I agree. Whose got time to cry over a little spilled super sweet milk, barely a tbsp. Even if he'd spilled half of it, so what. We've wasted money on a lot worst things, and he may will too. What's a little spilled milk right.
But he does get yelled at about it, that's a defence mechanism, it allows the person whom would generally be upset about it to rethink and be rational about the spill.
Awww.. ✨It's ok✨ sooo cute
Awwww! Precious moments of 2 siblings making mommy some coffee! This is gonna get better as they grow up to b perfect gentlemen!
I’m more impressed by the younger brother on the right. He seems to know more about moderation when I genuinely assumed he would pour all the creamer lol
🤣🤣it’s always the little things we peep
Exactly what I thought! They underestimated his abilities.
That was my thought boys clever
Yeah the younger one looked more focused
I wonder what his IQ would be🧐
You can tell she's a good parent, teaching the kids responsibilities at a young age and not getting angry for little mistakes that they make. Most old parents born in the mid 1900s don't understand this concept, they love to shout and get angry and destroy people's pride and dignity over little things that don't effect them. Its really pathetic how alot of parents act. SHOUTING AND VIOLENCE NEVER SOLVES ANYTHING
I was a terribly clumsy kid and my mom was a perfectionist, born in right in the middle of 1900s,she made me feel so helpless growing up. Now I'm a 29 years old, insecure scaredy cat. I feel dependent on someone when I need to do something right, I don't even want to start something new, I'm socially very awkward, it's a crippling feeling. And she still blames me for being like this, I've tried to explain to her, even showed her parts from psychology books but she won't have any of that. In her head I'm just stupid and that's that.
Right? My parents were born in 1980s though but every time I splits something I got yelled at. Literally would get smacked for making an innocent mistake
Also parents or people gaslighting, guilt tripping & belittling doesn’t solve anything either. Idk why they think that’s going to convince someone to change their mind & agree with them
I’m 26 and I was a real young impatient mom…. Took me a few years to get my temper and patience in check.
I remember being scared of spilling shit or doing anything slightly “bad” near my parents cause I’d be smacked or get yelled at.
I don’t want my son hating me so I just remember to breathe and chill 😮💨
@@TeaOnTue get over it. Stop sounding sad. You really just put your moms business out there like that. SMH. It’s over already. You’re grown.
That baby is so cute 🥰
Adorable getting them ready to make the coffee for momma bear 🥰🤟🏻
Our mom would always yell and get angry at the smallest things like this. It made me and my brother not want to do things with her, in fear we would mess it up and ruin everything.
The way he said "it's okay!" Made me so happy. "Yep, it's okay!" What a loving mother. I wish you guys the best!
your mom is exactly like mine, I understand u. fear 24/7
Same here I was told that I was a no good clumsy idiot so many times that I actually started believing it. My mother didn't yell but she was always demeaning us like that. My father was the yeller, I was terrified of him.
I'm a mom and as long as i know it was an accident I dont get angry with my kid. I just expect her to be more careful and learn from the mistakes. I remind her of what miss frizzle says from the magic school bus "take chances, make mistakes, and get messy'
both of my parents too😹 I’m scared of having kids that I’ll unconsciously become that way 🙈
Damn. This hits hard … I don’t realize how much trauma is associated with reprimanding a child when they don’t even need to me. Thanks so much for this
I'm so glad I'm not the only one happy that she simply said "it's okay" instead of blowing up over a child spilling something! I always see parents blow up when they're kids make the smallest mistake. And teachers wonder why students never ask for help or speak up about making mistakes
this !!
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These lil dudes are adorable
THAT IS SO CUTE, AND THEY BOTH HAD FUN MAKING COFFEE FOR MOMMY . 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰
I used to do this with my kids. One would make me a 'dessert ' the other would give me silver service with serviettes and fancy cutlery. Great way to build confidence and skills.
“It’s okay”- and the best older brother goes to you because you don’t get mad over little mistakes 🥺🥺🥺
What’s that spill got to do with being the “best older brother”😂
Swear some of y’all just be saying anything
@@Ivan-ky1nr fr tho
@@Ivan-ky1nr cause he reassured his little bro that spilling it was ok. teaching him that it's ok to make mistakes, not the end of the world. when i spilled stuff as a kid if my sister was around she would just hold her breath & wince cause she knew the wrath my mom was about to unleash on me lol.
@@chillaxTF understandable.
These kids seem to be raised so well. This is the kind of parenting I wanna implement when I have my little ones
I just love how the kid just downs the ice cup 😅
“It’s ok.”
See that right there. That’s good parenting.
Bruh every parent
@@irecyclechildrenandthisismyjob yea bc you know everyone’s life dont u
@@irecyclechildrenandthisismyjob Perhaps you never met any Asian parents.
@@usernamealreadytaken9330i m asian bruh
Yes
The fact that she said "It's okay" make me so happy. I literally flinched when he dropped the creamer. She doing parenting right
He said..... its a little boy
You flinched yeah ok sure
She's talking about the mom confirming that it's okay after her son said it.
@@Revok7272 I flinched too. I would have been slapped silly and yelled at that I was a no good clumsy idiot in the same case.
@@Revok7272 some people are raised purely through fear, things that like that can unfortunately become a natural response
My heart is melting ❤️
I actually melted when he said it's okay.
You can tell they don't fear making mistakes at all, because their mother will be there. When the youngest spilt it, the older brother immediately went "It's okay!" Probably because that's exactly what mom & dad say. & the fact she's harmlessly letting them make her coffee, making them feel needed is such a good thing. :)
Maybe she's a single mother, a wlw relationship or mlm relationship. Aside from that they're still rlly cute tho
@@environmentaly7894 Very true! Either way its good parenting. :]
@@dulceteternity9976 yeah, she is a great mother! Kids are very polite and smart. Have a nice one stranger on the internet lol
Yes, I like that she is letting them make the coffee. My father would've found a reason to yell at us if we made his coffee lol
Her saying “it’s okay” in that kind of voice caught me off guard- I know that’s not what the video is about but it gave me a small realization that that’s how parents are supposed to react instead of getting angry and blowing up at kids- I remember getting belittled and guilted if I ever spilled or dropped something. Props to her and I hope she does well in life
Edit - just to clarify where I stand, it doesn’t matter what a child does, NOTHING and I mean ABSOLUTELY NOTHING should cause a violent or aggressive reaction from a parent, yes you should punish children for things they’ve done wrong but there is absolutely no situation where you should yell, scream or hit said child. Agree or disagree I don’t care in the least bit. Again I’m not saying you shouldn’t discipline your kid but for the love of god don’t cause them trauma.
Edit 2 - Why are people like this- Different actions require different consequences depending on the severity. Spilling milk vs them hitting another child would need to be addressed differently. Punishment and consequences work but violence and verbal abuse don't. Please don't give idiotic comparisons.
It seems she has done well already raising such lovely children
That took me off guard for s second too
Yeah that was the coolest part to me as well
It’s a boy
wow someone who doesn’t physically adult their children 😒🙄😲
The little one did the most actually 😭😂
I think the baby was doing a better job 😂 he added the perfect amount of creamer and didn’t spill it LOL
The ending stuck with me. The creamer was spilled and there was no big fuss. Big bro was like... it’s okay. This can only happen when momma doesn’t make a fuss about messes and lets them know... we just need to clean up now. A1 parenting! 👌🏽👍🏽
Not true. This was a tiny spill that she was there to see . Depending on the situation, that same spill could have been a problem and he'd get in trouble. Don't grade parenting off of something that stupid. You people are turning something small into a big thing as if it really means something.
@@tylishaleavy9456 interesting to hear such disrespect coming from someone that I highly doubt has a clue about parenting or anything else for that matter. I can see the ugly hanging in the air over your comment. How very sad for you. I truly hope that you find God and a small measure of class before you leave this earth. Bless your heart.
@@tylishaleavy9456 I’m sorry ur so hurt by a positive comment. Must suck being so miserable...
@@tylishaleavy9456 when you've been abused throughout childhood, such a small thing can become a nightmare. that's why so many people make it "such a big deal", because making a child feel safe and okay IS a big deal
@@ingridgustavsson3012 the “Bless your heart” got me! Gotta be a southerner!! 😆
“It’s okay” pulled at my heart strings. He’s so cute! Awesome parenting. I know when I was younger, I would have been yelled at. Such a wholesome family.
This is so adorable 🥺💕
“” *gasp*, it’s okay “”
i’m sobbing