Justin is growing up. He is intelligent and own thinking, and a little rebellious. The teaching and guiding from Parents is very important to this age. It’s really not easy job. But Daddy does it very well👍🏻
One gentle suggestion. It is actually better to guide children HOW to be polite and not mention his lack of politeness. For example, my niece says that she does not want to let a person through the door. Instead of saying, "it is not polite to bar people from entering," I say, "let's invite xx to come into the living room." Or, better still, turn it into a game, saying "Open Sesame" or "Open magic door!" It really works in real life. I am in my seventies, so it is a tried and tested way. You have many good parental techniques which I admire and I really enjoy watching Justine's cute face and adorable antics.
@@MakaLionHi So gracious of you; you and your lovely wife are miles ahead of me when i was at your age. Children these days do enjoy much more liberal and enlightened parenting than previous generations, but they are also facing unprecedented challenges in an increasingly uncertain and dangerous world. We can but try to do the best for them. I had worked with children for many years, and had come across many queries from parents. One time, a mother complained to me that her two-and-half year old son shouted, "You are not my friend any more!" This highly-accomplished Endocrinology Consultant was very hurt and at a loss by her dear child's remark. I explained to her that she must treat the relation with her son as a lifetime journey and not be upset by isolated incidents. Instead consider that as a mere blip on their joint adventure of mutual discovery and enjoyment. There could be any number of reasons why the little tyke made that outburst--- to get her attention; push the boundary; get a reaction; or just saying anything that comes to their mind. So there is no need to get upset. On the spot practical steps include trying to defuse the tension by stating clearly the bone of contention (e.g. "Oh, you don't want to take a bath?") This way, you are helping to define and limit the issue and the child would feel his frustration is being acknowledged. Secondly, explain to him why the bath has to be taken now (e.g. it is near bed time; or we are going out to see grandma in an hour.) Thirdly, offer an incentive (e.g. "We will read a story book together after the bath.") Lastly, remember that it is better and for the child to be honest about his feelings to you and not hide it (he/she would learn to hide his unhappiness if you get angry;) and attempt to provide solutions for the issue. p.s (I reference to my earlier comment, I forgot to mention that one could also reinforce the positive message with "XX is a very good and kind friend of us, let's open the door wide for him/her." That' way, the child would know the difference between a stranger and a known person of the family.) Thank you again for your kind response.
Justin is so fortunate to have a father to teach him what is right and wrong at this very young age. Good job.Dad!!
Justin很快就可以出表情包圖，他的表情真的太萌太逗了😄
太可愛了，爸爸太會調教了，會說三種語言真棒，小孩也有語言天賦🤙💜
爸爸教得好,仔仔會學好。
Dad did the right thing to Justin emphasing on manners. It's good for all kids especially when they are young and impressionable.
Well done dad.
正看得起劲突然宣布收工啦！哈哈哈
Justin is growing up. He is intelligent and own thinking, and a little rebellious. The teaching and guiding from Parents is very important to this age. It’s really not easy job. But Daddy does it very well👍🏻
Love the way Justin takes the lesson so seriously. 🥰
哈哈哈，看出来宝贝很买爸爸的账，洋爸爸的教育真好，小宝贝真聪明……好喜欢哦
好好的教育，小孩子又授教
今天表情好特別，原來爸爸教育禮貌，由小教大，做個好寶寶🧒👏👏👏
父母實在太強👍👍👍每天都等待你們出片😊有良好的教育才有未來的棟樑，非常欣賞你們，爸爸👨媽媽👩加油💪🏻💪🏻
好聰明的Justin B 😄什麼事情都會去思考對與錯🤠👍🥳
得意寶寶🧒，我日日都關注你㗎！🥰🥰🥰
爸爸教得好！👍👍👍
爸媽教得真好
👍Home education (家教）is very important. Good daddy👍👏👏👏
This is so cute. What a great dad and well mannered boy!
Justin要乖，要聽爸爸媽媽話喔!
他想纠正爸爸的凳子说法来释放他的情绪😄，你纠正我，我也要纠正你！
好醒目 ，懂得找出出爸爸的錯處
我在英国 是凌晨五点 醒来總看看宝宝有没有新動態 每次表情同讓人到很可愛😍
🥰👍太可愛了❤
宝爸对小可爱的素质教育：尊重他人、礼貌待人，值得所有父母学习。👍👍，谢谢🌹
好可愛😍😍
宝爸的教育适時适地，小朋友才能学習到对和金太高招了，
你們教育小孩子非常好，祝福你們小孩健康快樂成長👍👏🙏💪。
"Look at me" is such an important part of parenting.
对小朋友的教育，家庭成员都配合也重要，爸爸妈妈教育方法一致，亲友也要配合，喜欢你们全家
谢谢你的支持！
兒子需要父親教導。Justin 有幸有父親管教。
萌萌的好喜欢这个宝宝，现在成了他的粉丝，而且是超级粉！
Hahaha this babe is so adorable
當小孩犯錯，很多家長沒有及時糾正，總說小孩不懂就是這樣!
通常我回應正因小孩不懂，家長應該教導和糾正他們。
Justin父親做得好👍值得敬佩!
Such a cute baby! I want one!
Justin you doing good job
好爸爸😁😁
我的生活也是三種語言，在家說英語，小時候在香港說廣東話和客家話，現在到外面買外賣說普通話。
寶爸爸很會教導 Justin, 在美國有教養的父母們都是這樣教小孩子的。
谢谢你Michelle！
Teach children to be polite, good father👍😊
Justin 长大的样子越来越像爸爸。
哈哈！寶寶您收工太太早，我還未看夠呀！太喜歡💕您也太愛您啦！
Justin 聪明，聽爸爸的話，好孩子受教育.叻仔.
寶爸很好的教育👍👍，讓Justin 知道，甚麼說話，是沒有禮貌，👏👏寶爸用三種不同語言的方式，教導兒子認知對人說話的禮貌，🥰🥰很利害呀！叻叻！🥳🥳但Justin
也不輸給爸爸的回應,🤣🤣坐的是coach, 腦筋轉動得很快！🤪🤪父子倆的互動，🤗🤗從教育中增進父子情。很温馨，❤❤好可愛的表現💯💯🤞🤞。
但係佢講「我吾要你」 都甘可愛 💁🏻♀️💁🏻♀️🥰🥰
好家教，Proud of you daddy!
He's cute. 😁
good at teaching children 👍
Thank you!
小孩很聰明，又懂事 👍
he is a small version of his dad... exactly the same face
關注你，Buddy💕
太可爱了！
語言天才👍
好靚仔，好可愛
Good job on daddy teaching Justin manners. Multi-lingual too! Was he mad about something that made him say that?
Yes, he wanted her sunglasses I think
@@MakaLionHi ah, he is learning to push boundaries. Glad he acknowledged what he did after apologizing, but all because of good parenting!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍好教育，令BB明白🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Mark you are the best.
ThBks!
跟着宝宝学英文
看所有的视频 有没有觉得我们是看这个孩子慢慢长大的 好可爱
可爱👍👍👍
The editing is very interesting too 👍🏻
我每天睡前刚好你出视频看完刚好睡觉！视频太短了！
我也是，看完心情好，睡得好😄
👍👍👍 good boy ❤️❤️
这小白眼翻的 堪称一绝
標題有誤，其實粵語也是中文，應該是普英粵三語才對。
Justine is a smart guy!
Yup!
Justin，你千祈唔好同我講“我唔要你”，我會好傷心㗎，我太喜歡你喇
支持
Good education
哈哈这么一会儿就收工了😘
LOVELY boy
爸爸教得好，小杰斯人小鬼大。也要反教育爸爸
好得人鐘意
❤💖😺😀👍
One gentle suggestion. It is actually better to guide children HOW to be polite and not mention his lack of politeness. For example, my niece says that she does not want to let a person through the door. Instead of saying, "it is not polite to bar people from entering," I say, "let's invite xx to come into the living room." Or, better still, turn it into a game, saying "Open Sesame" or "Open magic door!" It really works in real life. I am in my seventies, so it is a tried and tested way. You have many good parental techniques which I admire and I really enjoy watching Justine's cute face and adorable antics.
Thanks for your feedback! As a new parent, I am always learning and trying new things. We will absolutely try your method!
@@MakaLionHi So gracious of you; you and your lovely wife are miles ahead of me when i was at your age. Children these days do enjoy much more liberal and enlightened parenting than previous generations, but they are also facing unprecedented challenges in an increasingly uncertain and dangerous world. We can but try to do the best for them. I had worked with children for many years, and had come across many queries from parents. One time, a mother complained to me that her two-and-half year old son shouted, "You are not my friend any more!" This highly-accomplished Endocrinology Consultant was very hurt and at a loss by her dear child's remark. I explained to her that she must treat the relation with her son as a lifetime journey and not be upset by isolated incidents. Instead consider that as a mere blip on their joint adventure of mutual discovery and enjoyment. There could be any number of reasons why the little tyke made that outburst--- to get her attention; push the boundary; get a reaction; or just saying anything that comes to their mind. So there is no need to get upset. On the spot practical steps include trying to defuse the tension by stating clearly the bone of contention (e.g. "Oh, you don't want to take a bath?") This way, you are helping to define and limit the issue and the child would feel his frustration is being acknowledged. Secondly, explain to him why the bath has to be taken now (e.g. it is near bed time; or we are going out to see grandma in an hour.) Thirdly, offer an incentive (e.g. "We will read a story book together after the bath.") Lastly, remember that it is better and for the child to be honest about his feelings to you and not hide it (he/she would learn to hide his unhappiness if you get angry;) and attempt to provide solutions for the issue. p.s (I reference to my earlier comment, I forgot to mention that one could also reinforce the positive message with "XX is a very good and kind friend of us, let's open the door wide for him/her." That' way, the child would know the difference between a stranger and a known person of the family.) Thank you again for your kind response.
這集視頻好多表情包😂🥸
💕💕💕
我發覺看你影片 ，可學英文 …哈哈
How old is the baby boy?
我都未睇，你就話收工，偷懶！😆😆😅
I literally thought his name is Buddy...
hahaha, I just like to call him buddy and friend to build our relationship. Whenever he tried to be very serious, he calls me “bud” too😆
@@MakaLionHi I know what you mean, but I've never heard you call him by his name lol. Anyways, super cute kid.
🤩🤩🤩😄...😄😄😄...💋💋💋...😍💋❤👍
😘
😄😄😄😄
how old is him?
3!
The dad can speak fluent mandarin too?!!
Definetly not fluent, but enough for daily conversation!
我不是很同意视频中的教育方法。人不是固定不变的，我们的感受和需要在不同情况下都可能会不一样，因此请多关注这两方面，而不是贴各种标签。
Wow you actually have to be a trilingualist in order to discipline your son? That bar is too high!
Hahaha right?!?
我都未聴清楚，你就收工啦