Complaining to Dad When Scolded by Mom 🤭

Complaining to Dad When Scolded by Mom 🤭 #shorts #youtubeshorts #shortvideo

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[C.GK.]

Mothers discipline
Fathers discipline sons ..
and..
Mothers pamper sons..
Fathers pamper daughters...
Both mother & father are necessary for the wellbeing of children...

[NaaBegNoFriend]

the glare from Dad😂
the pouting lip from baby❤😂

[beautiful.]

Drama QUEEN 😂😂😂😂😂😂 she needs an Oscar 😂😂😂😂😂

[ghieborreo]

Its really overwhelming when a child wants to be comforted by another parent.
Its such a great, loving tenderness to show father comforting his daughter .

[padmamazumdar]

Such a sweet child .
God bless her.🙏❤️

[thegloriaousminister]

The father and daughter duo really look alike too, so they're meant to be allies😂😂

[amaralatas]

As a father to a daughter,
I can GUARANTEED, THIS IS TOO ACCURATE 😂😂

[GoldenSDBR]

This child is absolutely ADORABLE❤❤ I'd give her whatever she wants hands down no questions asked. I guess that's why I don't have children😂😂

[momokitty]

It’s important for both parents to be on the same page with disciplining. I told my husband before we had children that this practice was essential for our children’s development as well as enhance our parenting skills. If one parent takes the side of the child who was clearly in the wrong, then the child can feel resentment towards the parent that is doing the disciplining and feel spoiled by the other parent who is providing unnecessary comfort. As they get older, they will feel that they can easily manipulate the easy parent into getting what they want while harboring negative emotions towards the tough parent. When our toddler acts up and is scolded by my husband, I reinforce the education and help explain to our toddler when he tries to come to mama for comfort. My husband does the same when I have to educate our toddler. My MIL though tries to baby our son when she visits even when he is having a tantrum so I always have to make it very clear that he is throwing a tantrum and to not engage (verbally or physically) with him at this time. The instant verbal announcement is helpful as many adults don’t think about it and instantly respond to an upset child with the phrases “Aw, what’s wrong.” This expression always triggers a more dramatic response from children.

[AndamanCooking_and_FoodReview]

Pampering + Explanation both are important. When I was a kid I used to hate my mom because mother used to scold me and my dad used to pamper me so here mom becomes the bad person... it took me a long time to realize that mom wanted me to be a good human being... and never deserved that disrespect.. now I wish at that time my father would have told me about my mistakes.. now I respect my mom.. Dad should pamper their kids but should never let the kids hate their mom.😌

[HatcherRN]

Her dramatic sad faces and pouty lip are too cute but when she smiled at the end of the video...my heart melted ☺️

[fauziahzakaria]

She's a doll & her smile at the end can melts any stone-hard heart. Sweet cutie pie. ❤❤❤

[IfAllElseFails_Ctrl_Alt_Del]

This was me, with my dad😌🤷🏻‍♀️. BUT I never saw mom as "the bad guy". She scolded me, but also made me feel loved. My dad wasn't able to maintain a stern or angry demeanor with me, & would always give in😄. I sought comfort in BOTH of them, but when my mom was angry, his arms were my "safe space". But as a child, he always made me understand WHAT I did wrong, & why mom was angry.

The only time my dad got angry at me & didn't talk to me for a week, was when he saw me holding the hand of my 1st boyfriend 😅. On my wedding day he cried the most. My dad told me that married or not, I could always come back home & that his arms would ALWAYS be my safe space❤️🥹🥰.

[doctorjpn]

*In India we say 'Daddy's Angel' 😂😂*

[sandraarkorful-chestnut]

My daughter use to complain to her grandfather, She knew that I respect my dad, and wouldn't talk back or debate the situation. I found it cute. She knew she had a village and he's the chief.

[rosefrias]

With her taking a deep breath and a big sigh is so adorable like her. That’s when a big hug from momma should be given her for comfort.

[Makwandentandeunjn]

She's too cute❤❤❤. Respect to the father, knowing your child knows you're their comfort and protector.

[auntybaba]

Daddy needs to not encourage warring camps but teach his daughter about why mommy was scolding.

[tspaulding]

If the mother is correct the father needs to explain that they both only want the best for her. This behavior WILL BE NOT be cute as she grows.

[Nik-zfxl]

When my mom was scolding me I was little, I usually complain it to my grandmother. Then watch both of them scolding eachother 😅😅😅😅