This father is helping his daughter deal with her anger

Please watch: "This bear is having the time of his life jumping with this boy"
This father is helping his daughter deal with her anger

[TRVladdy]

I feel like this helped a lot more people than just his daughter

[vengefulpictures]

A parent saying a sincere "Im sorry" to his kid. Mindblown

[fanouzhang]

"if I don't know better, I can't do better."

This line is so important in every relationship, words to remember.

[Dhyllehn]

My dad talks to me like that when I’m under a lot of stress and accidentally shout at him
I usually start crying afterwards and he lets me just have some space
I once asked him “why do you give me such a good childhood??” And he said “because I didn’t have one”
HES LITERALLY PERFECT

[Wincognit]

Future parents: *”WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN”*

[merkury]

There's so many broken children living in adult bodies that need this.

[CassiTheNerd]

Are you, by chance, looking to adopt a 28 year-old?

[carlos_retiz]

I like how he doesn't use the baby talk tone of voice but talks to her like a normal human being and takes her seriously

[bebelumi]

"You can be mad at yourself, just don't hang on to it for too long"
Wish someone could've told me that.

[thegodfather]

"Dad educating his daughter"
Situation: serious
Sibling: la lalala lalaaaa...

[bigbywolfe]

This man didn’t just help his daughter, he’s helped me. After 25 years of struggling with anger, his words made a difference in my brain. Now everytime I’m angry, I hear his words. I needed a father figure like that.

[stoddard]

This is excellent parenting. No yelling. No hitting. No curse words. No blame game. No violence. Just TWO minutes of gentle conversation. That's all it took. TWO MINUTES.

[logiciansvlog]

My dad gave me similar advice, not word for word but close enough: "You have every right to be angry, but don't take it out on others."

[EMILY-fpjz]

Bruh
* dad having a serious talk *

Other child- "dO i sMeLl LiKe sAdiE"
"nOOooOoOo" "dAdAdAdAdAaooOOoooO"

[P.Whitestrake]

This bloke has better anger management advice than my therapist.

[waltgzerod]

That's a Father!! We never lied to our boys!! Sometimes we had to dial it down for their age & ability to understand.
But they're in their 40s now & doing very well. Go Dad!!
In twenty years, she's gonna Thank You!!

[lizzy]

*Dad encouraging his daughter*
kid in the back: “dO I sMelL lIke bAbY?!”

[crystalblue]

Damn, do parents like this really exist? That's one lucky kid.

[TheKitsukitsu]

It probably something that daddy wants to hear from his parents. His eyes looks teary. For some reason, i see it like he is talking to himself too.

[thepersondoingpersonthings]

I'm jealous of that girl, I wish their was more dads like that.