He could have quickly showered within that short time but he goes back & forth. I guess he was really worried about his baby crying while he's away. Sepanx is real.
It happens I know even though I'm not a actual parent but I've helped raise my cousins and I've babysat enough babies to know that maternal instincts can happen to anyone at any age. If I hear any baby cry whether human or animal I go dashing towards the sound to help the baby.
Teaching the baby..wrong...tears are apart of learning..daddy, mommy will be back..not too good..to sit with baby non stop. To just keep baby from crying..it passes It us Dsd who has a big problem here not baby..setting himself up for bigger issues
@@restart6410 I mean parents will subconsciously have a favourite. But whether they’re aware of it or not is another matter entirely. As for right or wrong, if the other siblings get mistreated, neglected or constantly reminded that they’re not favoured, then yes 100% wrong, otherwise if it doesn’t impact anyone and isn’t reiterated to the siblings whose favoured and whose not, it’s no really bad either.
😂my dad had to do the same.....he was the only one who could calm me down as a child. Respect and love to all of the parents who have to keep up with their child
Most of the time I just take my 6 month old into the bathroom with me when I need to shower and freshen up. I strap him into his little infant bouncer seat. And I talk to him while bathing so he hears my Voice and peek out at him here and there so he sees my face. That way he knows I’m haven’t left him even though I’m not holding in that moment. It helps so much. I can now have a full 15 minutes of shower time without him crying 😊 I do the same thing when I have to cook. Place him at a safe distance and do what I have to do, but interact talk to him about what I’m doing.
He’s just super attached to dad but if sometimes he lets him cry he will eventually learn to self sooth and realize that he won’t be picked up every time he cries it’s okay for babies to cry I know it’s hard to let them but it’s how they learn
Dad has to learn fast. The baby won't be better off if he loses his sanity, health, job, and house. He has to think of himself, too. Babies cry because they don't know any languages. They are not in terrible pain. Crying is more like a doorbell than a fire-alarm. And never tell a child to stop crying.
This reminds me of what my family would say when I was a baby , they all said I was so attached to my dad that I wouldn’t even want to be around the rest of my family.
That dad is so proud to be the baby's bestie but dont self-neglect thats what mums do and get criticised by their partners as they feel left out that you dont keep your appearance up for them. Find the balance between loving your kids and loving yourself.
I think if these mom’s partners want them to keep up their appearance, then they should give them time for self care and handle the baby while the mom can go to a beauty salon or whatever. It’s unreasonable when the dads expect the mom to look good while she might have no time between house chores and child care duties. And it goes both ways. I think the dad in the video should get some time for himself so that he can feel good and clean while the mom is then with the baby. I always thought parenting is teamwork and I’m not sure how some people expect a baby and then throw all duties onto their partner and complain on top of that when their partner doesn’t look their best and is tired most of the time, that’s just so selfish.
Thats sweet that he stops crying instantly. But it also creates an issue for separation anxiety. Maybe putting on a video of the dad or putting his tshirt by the baby while hez gone would help
I love baby Jun Beom. Watching him is so therapeutic after a hard day’s work. May God’s blessing always be upon you. From your #1 favorite Caribbean fan Debbie. 😊
The father is the one making the baby too attached to him. The baby is supervised, yet with one cry he comes running in. So the baby knows that if he makes a fuss dad will stop everything and attend to him. The father needs to let baby get used to other people.
The baby so cute adorable. When I was little I would see my father as a stranger sometimes like it be awkward I wouldn't say anything but I was always quiet and shy very introverted and took me longer to start speaking but with my father especially when alone with him Im just silent but I was more attached to him and when he's away on a work trip when were visiting family in another country on holiday and my father always stays home because he has work but in last few days he always surprises is by travelling to where we are like when we away from him I miss him like crazy ,I hold his hand when walking I sleep on his stomach I would sit on his shoulders. He gave me a teddy bear medium skinnyish sack type one it was a red Liverpool teddy bear I slept with it every night like I always had it with me and if I had lost it which I did a few times I would look for it like crazy I would be so upset because it made things easier when away from my father when I was little.
😆😆 Like my children,didnt have a blanket or a stuffed animal,they got me. But that is not a way to have your own time. I would not do that again,if i could do it again 😁
My nephew was like that when he was a baby… he was supposed to sleep over one night at our house but he couldn’t stop crying. and his cry wasn’t like this baby’s it was the type where it sounded like they were getting hurt so my mom had to call my brother and his wife to come pick him up again bc we were scared the neighbors might call the cops on us 🤣 and for those wondering, yes we tried EVERYTHING we gave him a second bath, changed his outfit, tried to feed him, took off his diaper, we walked around our whole house, went outside for a walk and even took him for a drive but he wouldn’t stop.
You need to be able to leave your child with someone else for short period of time otherwise they're going to develop severe separation anxiety and it's not going to work out well when it comes time for school
I'm not a fan of "Ferberizing," but this dude really needs to detach pronto. The baby is not going to explode if his daddy is out of reach for fifteen minutes.
The love & connection is absolutely beautiful & heartwarming. But dad should’ve had as long & relaxing a shower as possible. It’s not easy to let a baby cry, but it doesn’t hurt them, won’t last forever, & they need to be able to self-soothe & be soothed/calmed by other adults/people.
@@milky.funland Babies & kids learn & develop self-soothing techniques hands on, in-the-moment (when they’re actually upset/melting down) & over time. It’s also generally best when the tykes are guided/coached through various tricks & tactics to calm themselves by an involved & loving adult/parent. I’m pretty sure we’re in agreement as I *was* specifically talking about what’s going on in the video; wherein even if the dad had backed away & let the baby cry, it would’ve been doing so in the arms of another caring adult.
My brothers first son was attached to him as well (still is) When his second son was born his wife told him that this one must get attached to her and he wasnt aloud to spend so much time with the new one like he did with the first :D They tried it but the second one copied is brother and is now also attached to his father. Mommy is great though and they run to her for specific things and to dad for specific things. So its all good.
The child is so spoiled at this early. He is used to be carried all the time. Being a mother of 4 kids you have to train your baby to be self reliant sometimes accordingly. You are training him to be clingy to you. The baby will have a hard time going with other people because you train him to always rely on you.
This is exactly what happen to me, sometimes you have to let them become independent and carrying them or becoming clingy to your child will not help their future
When mom needs to teach him something, she needs all of support from dad not just because of something and the baby could run to dad for something that he was so bad to his mom
Ok daddy, you are making it worse. Leave him alone let him be calmed by others. I have been taking care of babies all my life, he is got to learn to trust others.
I honestly think he may have neck pain, the angle of his neck as he's turned away from Daddy as daddy pulls his arm down, seems to be the most comfortable. He doesn't trike laying down because his neck is out of the normal position. Which is why auntie couldn't soothe him. Haha, all just a guess, but some babies come out all stiff from being in a weird position for 3 months or more.
This kid is going to throw tantrums in the future and he will never feel safe. He has to learn that his dad can leave him, be safe and his dad will come back. This is clearly not good education.
@@nnn-v6w Are you a mother? Because , others seem to think that what I have written is wrong. I am , and I know that if I had ran to my crying children and not let them be I would haved done both them and myself no good. I learned later the difference in their crying patterns and was able to comfort and cuddly them accordingly. It is also a cultural thing in Korea that most parents not all are ' helicopters parents '. Not in all areas but in some where in others children are left to be independent and that differs from country to country. Things we practice in Europe are considered irresponsible in the USA.
@@costcosfinest4763 I read an article a while back that stated if you attend your child once they start to cry, overtime they get used to it. They will cry for your attention.
Try to think of this situation from more than one side. Dad if you are always afraid of him being unhappy he may not understand that he can make himself ok with his situation. Self soothing. Pulling him out of discomfort can set a habit of escaping what he fears and that can lead to fear of trying. Plus he gets the unconscious message his dad doesn’t have faith in him. I watched that play out in my family. I regret my part in letting that happen. Jun Beom’s dad… There is a balance that can only be found with understanding child development and understanding yourself and your own fears. All the best to your family❤
@@milky.funland Yep. You're are absolutely right. Although, I did find the comment about their family I bit unneccesary... Babies cry bc they need a need met. Babies that small can't self-soothe. They think they are an extension of their parents. Especially their mom. Which makes sense since the baby was part of the mom for nine months. In Child Psychology class, I learned that babies may not remember being neglected but it often stays with them subconsciously. The neglect experienced as an infant often impacts a person negatively as they grow up. The infant stage of develoment is a huge part of development. Please don't neglect your babies when they cry ya'll. They only have you to rely on.
I tried to keep my comment short and caused a misunderstanding. I agree with both replies. My focus was not on the child’s needs and fears but more on Dad’s reaction. Of course security and getting emotional support is absolutely essential. It is the fear that emanates from Dad that concerned me and what message it sends to his son. No questions that dad deeply loves his son but his actions seem to say “My son can only get comfort from me”. He constantly came back into the room fearful. A baby absolutely picks up on that fear and translates it into a concern for his own survival. In this video his Dad is giving him no proof that the world outside his arms is safe. I am also concerned dad is getting too much validation from being “That protector”. Unconsciously reinforcing that fear. DO NOT interpret my comment as a judgement on Dad. I feel he would be the first to look at my suggestions and learn from it because I know he would do anything for his child.
Nope, baby needs his parents. They don’t know that, when baby got spoil or not depends on how the parents lead him when he was baby to growth and behave well. Mom could changer his diaper and so pamper him until he stop crying, later he will understand that his mom does or done for him because she loves him and care for him.
Sorry but I’m not a fan of helicopter parents. I get that it’s his first but you’re just making it harder for yourself in to long run. You’ll be the parent every caretaker and teacher dreads having.
@Ogar Yep I know but this baby is not older than 8 months and at this age, some babies may experiment "separation anxiety" which is just a key-step in their development. It's just wrong to use the term "being spoiled" especially at this age :) But I totally agree with u
100% agreed. This video was cute but annoyed me at the same time. The dad kept popping up back and forth. Didn’t even give the woman a chance to soothe the baby and get use to her.
This is cringey. There is nothing wrong with the baby crying for a few minutes. His aunt has him and is taking good care of him. The dad needs to learn how to self care with a baby. Put the baby in a seat. Take him into the bathroom where you can see him. Take a shower while u talk to him. There is so much going on in this little clip that makes me cringe.
Baby is adorable but those cameras are so creepy. I wish people wouldn't resort to these type of shows for money and fame when there are children involved.
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Woaaaah. It's rare for a baby to be attached with the dad at early months! That's so cuteeee
actually it is because my nephew cries all the time but when his dad near he stops crying
It's cause babies think of their mothers as a part of themselves so the father is the first person they recognise outside of themselves.
@@sharikahmed4105 also the baby know who their father is by smell and touch / like with the mother bec 50% is the father gene aswell lol
@@sharikahmed4105 huh? A part of themselves? Do you have a link to a study about this because now I'm curious.
It's not rare
He could have quickly showered within that short time but he goes back & forth. I guess he was really worried about his baby crying while he's away. Sepanx is real.
It happens I know even though I'm not a actual parent but I've helped raise my cousins and I've babysat enough babies to know that maternal instincts can happen to anyone at any age. If I hear any baby cry whether human or animal I go dashing towards the sound to help the baby.
Parental anxiety is real 😅 my son is 3 and I still worry when I’m doing simple tasks
Teaching the baby..wrong...tears are apart of learning..daddy, mommy will be back..not too good..to sit with baby non stop. To just keep baby from crying..it passes
It us Dsd who has a big problem here not baby..setting himself up for bigger issues
He's very young still for that. Toddler stage is when one should take it into account.
He’s SO proud his kid stops crying as soon as he picks him up..😂 He’s like the cat that got the cream!
I just can't. He is so adorable and squishy 🥰 he is so attached to his dad 🤭
i know he's gonna be daddy's favorite child later on
Out of curiosity, is it normal for parents to have a favourite child? Isn't that just plain wrong?
@@restart6410 I mean parents will subconsciously have a favourite. But whether they’re aware of it or not is another matter entirely. As for right or wrong, if the other siblings get mistreated, neglected or constantly reminded that they’re not favoured, then yes 100% wrong, otherwise if it doesn’t impact anyone and isn’t reiterated to the siblings whose favoured and whose not, it’s no really bad either.
@@restart6410 I think it depends. Mine don't and my mom's parents didn't, but my dad's did so idk
@@백재중0_0 exactly
Omoo he's so cute 🥺😍 and so smart that he can recognize his father's smell and voice tone very fast
if he's so attached to the father that early in life,it means that the dad is making an incredible job!
3:19 he looked so proud ❤️🥹
😂my dad had to do the same.....he was the only one who could calm me down as a child. Respect and love to all of the parents who have to keep up with their child
The matching outfits were the cherry on top. Dad's got the pizza and baby is the slice of pizza. So cute!
HE'S SO CUTE🥺🥺😭
That's one of the cutest things, hope he grows up and sees this
He is sooo proud of his little man!
I love the way the little chubby fists grip Dad...such innocence and love and trust
thats so cute, poor dad cant catch a break though, that baby got him wrappped😂
He is as attached to the baby as the baby is to him
The baby is adorable ❤
That baby is so cute💜
Most of the time I just take my 6 month old into the bathroom with me when I need to shower and freshen up. I strap him into his little infant bouncer seat. And I talk to him while bathing so he hears my
Voice and peek out at him here and there so he sees my face. That way he knows I’m haven’t left him even though I’m not holding in that moment. It helps so much. I can now have a full 15 minutes of shower time without him crying 😊
I do the same thing when I have to cook. Place him at a safe distance and do what I have to do, but interact talk to him about what I’m doing.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Sending you lots of love baby mama❤
That’s such a wonderful idea!
When my younger brother was little, rather than a blanket, he used to sleep with one of my dad's t-shirts
That’s a good idea
He’s just super attached to dad but if sometimes he lets him cry he will eventually learn to self sooth and realize that he won’t be picked up every time he cries it’s okay for babies to cry I know it’s hard to let them but it’s how they learn
So cute!
He’s right it’s the smell. I put a T-shirt under that I wore under my babies so I could shower. Works for a while. Awesome dad
One of the toddlers at my daycare would always sleep with his mom’s T-shirt, very sweet :)
It makes sense he sees his father as protection. The min his dad is gone he feels unsafe. I was like this with my dad as well.❤
Awww he loves his daddy ❤
He is so cute, but just let the baby cry
He is with someone responsible and it's only for a while
Dad has to learn fast. The baby won't be better off if he loses his sanity, health, job, and house. He has to think of himself, too. Babies cry because they don't know any languages. They are not in terrible pain. Crying is more like a doorbell than a fire-alarm.
And never tell a child to stop crying.
This reminds me of what my family would say when I was a baby , they all said I was so attached to my dad that I wouldn’t even want to be around the rest of my family.
That dad is so proud to be the baby's bestie but dont self-neglect thats what mums do and get criticised by their partners as they feel left out that you dont keep your appearance up for them. Find the balance between loving your kids and loving yourself.
At last! Everyone else on here is all, "Oooh, Cuteness Overload !!"
I think if these mom’s partners want them to keep up their appearance, then they should give them time for self care and handle the baby while the mom can go to a beauty salon or whatever. It’s unreasonable when the dads expect the mom to look good while she might have no time between house chores and child care duties. And it goes both ways. I think the dad in the video should get some time for himself so that he can feel good and clean while the mom is then with the baby. I always thought parenting is teamwork and I’m not sure how some people expect a baby and then throw all duties onto their partner and complain on top of that when their partner doesn’t look their best and is tired most of the time, that’s just so selfish.
Thats sweet that he stops crying instantly. But it also creates an issue for separation anxiety. Maybe putting on a video of the dad or putting his tshirt by the baby while hez gone would help
Appa toy (FATHER AS A TOY)
HIS PROTECTOR 😇
Omg the baby is doooo cite nd chubby..I want to puppy him. Hug him..muuuaaahhh. God bless u cutie😘😘😘😘😘
I love baby Jun Beom. Watching him is so therapeutic after a hard day’s work. May God’s blessing always be upon you. From your #1 favorite Caribbean fan Debbie. 😊
THAT IS SUCH AN ADORABLE BABY 🥹🥰
The baby loves his dad hehe❤
아주 달콤한 아기 💖🤍
Baby so cute beautiful and Adorable ❤ 💕 💞
He's a great father
The father is the one making the baby too attached to him. The baby is supervised, yet with one cry he comes running in. So the baby knows that if he makes a fuss dad will stop everything and attend to him. The father needs to let baby get used to other people.
This is rare case but I find it cute
So cute
THAT IS THE CUTEST THING
HOW TO MAKE THIS HELLA CUTE BABY ? 😍 DONT SHY SHY ,JUST SPILL THE TEA 💀👀
PAPA❤
Omgoodness that is so precious 😄😄😄😄😄🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
The smell of his dad does relax him, his went low as soon as his father had him again…
So good to have someone to help
Way to go dad!
Have more babies!!! SOOOOOO CUTE !!!
Haha, you are rising up a Baby Boss
Незнаю обчем речь но малыш прелесть это наверное папа малыш сразу успокоился
와, 너무 귀어워요!🥹
The baby so cute adorable.
When I was little I would see my father as a stranger sometimes like it be awkward I wouldn't say anything but I was always quiet and shy very introverted and took me longer to start speaking but with my father especially when alone with him Im just silent but I was more attached to him and when he's away on a work trip when were visiting family in another country on holiday and my father always stays home because he has work but in last few days he always surprises is by travelling to where we are like when we away from him I miss him like crazy ,I hold his hand when walking I sleep on his stomach I would sit on his shoulders.
He gave me a teddy bear medium skinnyish sack type one it was a red Liverpool teddy bear I slept with it every night like I always had it with me and if I had lost it which I did a few times I would look for it like crazy I would be so upset because it made things easier when away from my father when I was little.
Reminds me of the development test of seoeon and seojunnn! Jun beom is adorable ❤️
My mom would pay the teenage neighbor to come over for 20 minutes to watch me so she could shower.
Oh my God, I had to pause the video because I’m hearing a baby cry and my mothery instinct is going haywire 😭
Baby is so cute
He has to let the baby cry every now and then.
😆😆 Like my children,didnt have a blanket or a stuffed animal,they got me. But that is not
a way to have your own time. I would not do that again,if i could do it again 😁
My nephew was like that when he was a baby… he was supposed to sleep over one night at our house but he couldn’t stop crying. and his cry wasn’t like this baby’s it was the type where it sounded like they were getting hurt so my mom had to call my brother and his wife to come pick him up again bc we were scared the neighbors might call the cops on us 🤣
and for those wondering, yes we tried EVERYTHING we gave him a second bath, changed his outfit, tried to feed him, took off his diaper, we walked around our whole house, went outside for a walk and even took him for a drive but he wouldn’t stop.
You need to be able to leave your child with someone else for short period of time otherwise they're going to develop severe separation anxiety and it's not going to work out well when it comes time for school
He's just like my son as well.
I'm not a fan of "Ferberizing," but this dude really needs to detach pronto. The baby is not going to explode if his daddy is out of reach for fifteen minutes.
that's a large place. the kind of room a microsoft connect launch would be pitched for.
The love & connection is absolutely beautiful & heartwarming. But dad should’ve had as long & relaxing a shower as possible. It’s not easy to let a baby cry, but it doesn’t hurt them, won’t last forever, & they need to be able to self-soothe & be soothed/calmed by other adults/people.
@@milky.funland Babies & kids learn & develop self-soothing techniques hands on, in-the-moment (when they’re actually upset/melting down) & over time. It’s also generally best when the tykes are guided/coached through various tricks & tactics to calm themselves by an involved & loving adult/parent. I’m pretty sure we’re in agreement as I *was* specifically talking about what’s going on in the video; wherein even if the dad had backed away & let the baby cry, it would’ve been doing so in the arms of another caring adult.
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I think dad was also not ease letting the baby being taken of by someone else other than him. That also takes practice for a parent
My brothers first son was attached to him as well (still is) When his second son was born his wife told him that this one must get attached to her and he wasnt aloud to spend so much time with the new one like he did with the first :D They tried it but the second one copied is brother and is now also attached to his father. Mommy is great though and they run to her for specific things and to dad for specific things. So its all good.
His name reminds me of Yeonjun and Beomgyu ❤
yo, that atomic bomb was craaaazy. turned a whole into hello kitty smdh
Who is the celebrity
hes such a fat squishy cutie!!! AAWWW!!
The child is so spoiled at this early. He is used to be carried all the time. Being a mother of 4 kids you have to train your baby to be self reliant sometimes accordingly. You are training him to be clingy to you. The baby will have a hard time going with other people because you train him to always rely on you.
This is exactly what happen to me, sometimes you have to let them become independent and carrying them or becoming clingy to your child will not help their future
When mom needs to teach him something, she needs all of support from dad not just because of something and the baby could run to dad for something that he was so bad to his mom
Ok daddy, you are making it worse. Leave him alone let him be calmed by others. I have been taking care of babies all my life, he is got to learn to trust others.
Acho que é a ansiedade do papai, que não quer se separar do bebê... Precisa se acostumar com outra pessoa da família.
I feel so bad for the dad lmao😭
Hes very involve taking care of his kids that hes attached to him but it can be very hard if hes out working
I honestly think he may have neck pain, the angle of his neck as he's turned away from Daddy as daddy pulls his arm down, seems to be the most comfortable. He doesn't trike laying down because his neck is out of the normal position. Which is why auntie couldn't soothe him. Haha, all just a guess, but some babies come out all stiff from being in a weird position for 3 months or more.
Why am I so jealous of him? 😭 I don't even have a kid. I don't even know who they are. I wonder if his wife is jealous. 😂
This kid is going to throw tantrums in the future and he will never feel safe. He has to learn that his dad can leave him, be safe and his dad will come back. This is clearly not good education.
This may seems sweet but it's good to let babies cry.
no its not. scientifically proven
No it's not babies don't cry for no reason
It’s not good to let them cry out for long or to go to them as soon as they start crying. There has to be balance
@@nnn-v6w Are you a mother? Because , others seem to think that what I have written is wrong. I am , and I know that if I had ran to my crying children and not let them be I would haved done both them and myself no good. I learned later the difference in their crying patterns and was able to comfort and cuddly them accordingly. It is also a cultural thing in Korea that most parents not all are ' helicopters parents '. Not in all areas but in some where in others children are left to be independent and that differs from country to country. Things we practice in Europe are considered irresponsible in the USA.
@@costcosfinest4763 I read an article a while back that stated if you attend your child once they start to cry, overtime they get used to it. They will cry for your attention.
give her your shirt.. it's your smell dad
Try to think of this situation from more than one side. Dad if you are always afraid of him being unhappy he may not understand that he can make himself ok with his situation. Self soothing. Pulling him out of discomfort can set a habit of escaping what he fears and that can lead to fear of trying. Plus he gets the unconscious message his dad doesn’t have faith in him. I watched that play out in my family. I regret my part in letting that happen.
Jun Beom’s dad… There is a balance that can only be found with understanding child development and understanding yourself and your own fears. All the best to your family❤
@@milky.funland Yep. You're are absolutely right. Although, I did find the comment about their family I bit unneccesary...
Babies cry bc they need a need met. Babies that small can't self-soothe. They think they are an extension of their parents. Especially their mom. Which makes sense since the baby was part of the mom for nine months.
In Child Psychology class, I learned that babies may not remember being neglected but it often stays with them subconsciously. The neglect experienced as an infant often impacts a person negatively as they grow up. The infant stage of develoment is a huge part of development. Please don't neglect your babies when they cry ya'll. They only have you to rely on.
I tried to keep my comment short and caused a misunderstanding. I agree with both replies. My focus was not on the child’s needs and fears but more on Dad’s reaction. Of course security and getting emotional support is absolutely essential. It is the fear that emanates from Dad that concerned me and what message it sends to his son. No questions that dad deeply loves his son but his actions seem to say “My son can only get comfort from me”. He constantly came back into the room fearful. A baby absolutely picks up on that fear and translates it into a concern for his own survival. In this video his Dad is giving him no proof that the world outside his arms is safe. I am also concerned dad is getting too much validation from being “That protector”. Unconsciously reinforcing that fear. DO NOT interpret my comment as a judgement on Dad. I feel he would be the first to look at my suggestions and learn from it because I know he would do anything for his child.
Nope, baby needs his parents. They don’t know that, when baby got spoil or not depends on how the parents lead him when he was baby to growth and behave well. Mom could changer his diaper and so pamper him until he stop crying, later he will understand that his mom does or done for him because she loves him and care for him.
Maybe first baby but he has to let the baby cry or he'll be spoiled
Sorry but I’m not a fan of helicopter parents. I get that it’s his first but you’re just making it harder for yourself in to long run. You’ll be the parent every caretaker and teacher dreads having.
We call it "Spoiled by the hand" in our family kid only want mom or dad to carry or hold them
He is not doing that baby any favors at all. He could have been half way finished by the time the baby even started crying
So did he get his shower or not
it’s cos his dad spoils him too much :(
That's literally a baby and how babies develop. Nothing wrong with that
@Ogar Yep I know but this baby is not older than 8 months and at this age, some babies may experiment "separation anxiety" which is just a key-step in their development. It's just wrong to use the term "being spoiled" especially at this age :)
But I totally agree with u
Parenting in extremely difficult and stressful so for that reason, I'm out.
I understand the dad is worried but why does he keep showing up triggering the baby? he should've trusted that woman and shower
100% agreed. This video was cute but annoyed me at the same time. The dad kept popping up back and forth. Didn’t even give the woman a chance to soothe the baby and get use to her.
it is his child. so he can do what he likes. stfu
It’s his child lol. I’m sure the safety of his actual baby is more important than filming.
Yes but he’s only causing for the baby to get used to him and him only. Long-term the child will have social issues coming from experience
@@paolahenriquez3766 Fr attachment issues
Their language and talking makes me exhausted.
준범이 아빠 누구세요?
Bud the way is diper and not diaper
This is cringey. There is nothing wrong with the baby crying for a few minutes. His aunt has him and is taking good care of him. The dad needs to learn how to self care with a baby. Put the baby in a seat. Take him into the bathroom where you can see him. Take a shower while u talk to him. There is so much going on in this little clip that makes me cringe.
Nothing cringey here and that's the point of the show 😅
The new dad is learning and I bet that many parents acted the same as him with their newborns.
Que escandalosos que son no son nada calmados
Baby is adorable but those cameras are so creepy. I wish people wouldn't resort to these type of shows for money and fame when there are children involved.
What a fuss pot that dad is. Babies cry at times. They don’t have to be glued to you . They learn to lay down on their own not in bed with a parent.
Kkkkk
É melhor esse pai, não tomar banho, não trabalhar e não fazer nada para o seu bebê não chorar.
É assim que se criam maus hábitos nas crianças.
If someone was talking like that in my ear, I'd be irritated too.