You don't film your kids for clicks. I've watched your content over the years, and it's obvious that you film your kids because you're learning a lot in the process of being a parent and you share the wisdom by sharing the video and your analysis of them.
Exactly, he’s really “recording” the progress and lessons of being a father, props for that 🫡 Though I might become a mom rather than a dad one day, his video still serve as a future parenting reference for me : )
I admire how you and Yvette encourage your children to explore and “feel” emotions. That’s how we develop hearts of flesh and not stony hearts. You are amazing parents raising amazing kids.
As someone who has been teaching over 30 yrs I really appreciate how they're raising their kids to think about what might be wrong, work through the feelings, and self-soothe, rather than swooping in for every little conflict
Such a good point. Allowing ourselves to just go through and feel our emotions is so important to our development and it will allow us to recognize them as they come and live with them as opposed to letting them control us or not feeling them at all and the stoney heart and that. Thank you for your analysis
Yes! Mission accomplished! Thanks for sharing the backstory to one of my all-time favorite kid’s videos on CZcams! The super villain commentary w/special effects get me every time! 😂😂😂 Now that Uzi is off to school I’m so excited to see his winning smile that he finally made it! You’re a PHENOMENAL Dad so keep sharing the lessons for the next generation of Dads! LOVE your family videos! Stay Blessed! Cheers! 🎉🎉🎉 Member of the Uzi Fan Club
I can't praise this channel enough. It is like a candid, honest, and refreshing guide to parenting, providing helpful suggestions on many aspects of parenting.
One thing that is so evident in these videos is how much joy these kids have. In a world where black joy is so often diminished or mistaken for being unruly, it is so refreshing to see the kids get to be kids, and to feel their feelings. Great job to the parents.
You guys are such great parents. Thank you for sharing. Children should have the right to manage their own emotions. Sometimes we just need to mind our business and stop being so deep
Self Reliance is sooooo important. A lot of today's adults aren't good at relying on themselves in a healthy way. Im glad these kids are getting an early start on practicing healthy self reliance.
Well this just helped me more than you know ! My son is 3yrs old and when he gets angry a lot of the times he will bite his own fingers , I immediately get anxious and concerned so I stop him but never did I ever think about the approach of allowing him to feel his big emotions and allowing him to be accountable and even talking him through what he’s feeling and like yu said even saying “hey buddy doesn’t that hurt?” . This was a blessing because I’ve definitely been praying about how to handle those moments. Thank you!!
2:36 Huge emphasis on this “ it’s very important to let these real moments live loud” !! Beleaf both you and Yvette equally contribute to my belief in good/healthy parenting!! Y’all are doing God’s work!! Furthermore, I speak for myself and a lot of others, when I say the content you guys share is needed!! Much love, always 🙏🏽💞💞
I love you and your family. I understood what Uzi was going through when I first saw the clip two or three years ago. Separation anxiety is real. He was in his feelings. (From your video, your kids are close) ❤ By the way, you and Yvette are doing a great job. (From the outside looking in.) Keep up the good work😊
I really enjoy watching your channel, I don’t have kids but my little brother feels like my child because of the big age gap. I’m in my 20s he’s in elementary school. I’m trying to be a good influence in his life and help him but it’s hard. So thanks to you and all other content creators that show what healthy responses look like, I don’t have much pull from my real life experiences.
I really wish these videos were around when I first became a parent, my children are grown, and watching these shows me how many ways I could've handled things differently with better results. I know have them all following you (especially my sons) so they can get tips. You and Yvette are a true blessing. Thank you for sharing your family with us.🥰👏👏👏
This is one of the more wholesome, intellectual, REAL and Loving families on these CZcams streets! Your experiences have helped shaped a lot of great fathers and shed insight on occurrences that people may not know how to handle! You and your family are amazing!!! Anyone sending negative parenting comments, go and share those with your parents. Good day.
Uzi was 2 and Beleaf said "you will go to school one day". Fast forward Uzi first day of school. I didnt have a present father and only saw him a handful of times. So it does my heart good to see black/brown men proving they can parent well. Love you Henry Family. Keep bringing the content you do❤
What a wonderful dad. I believe being understood is as important as being loved. His radar was intact with his little baby boy, and he gave him the space and respect to process his own feelings, waited for him to approach and helped him further understand his emotions.
Dad you don’t have to explain nothing about how you raise your son. I love your videos they show how involved you and mom are and I here for it. Parent goals is all I see here.💪🏽
I love Uzi he is just the cutest little man. I can remember I didn't want to go to school with my siblings I just wanted to stay at home with my mum so when the time came, I wasn't happy 😂
I didn’t think an explanation was necessary because from everything else you have shared over the years I just assumed that you’ll had dealt with Uzi off camera. But thanks for showing what I believe you did from the get go 👏🏽👏🏽❤
This has been some of the most profound Parenting I've ever seen "at a clip". Some children are very deep and can not or don't yet have the skills to articulate that and might turn it inward at themselves. Often children having children having children cannot break that cycle. Symbiotic extremes and reaction formations only complicate things leaving less room for joy. We can only walk a mile in another's shoes, be there for them and with them when they truly need it and allow them to stand alone in their full presence knowing what's always at Home 💜 Love... when they need it or have it to share. "Here there's lots of room for doing" (MB)... Thank You Both. ✌️
It's nice that you are raising people and not kids. Letting and helping them grow in every way possible so they'll be able to sustain themselves even when you're not there. Really admirable form or parenting. Your family's bonding is very beautiful.
You're an amazing dad and letting him express his feelings /frustration and allowing him to try deal with is the wisest decision. I think both of you are doing amazing as parents and keeping door open to learn from your children.
That was the first video I ever saw from your family. The video video you shared of Mr. Uzi getting to go to school with his siblings made me cry lol had to come and give this comment before even watching the 🫶🏽 so excited for his future. May God continue to bless and enrich your lives 💐
You are an inspiration. I think we come to rescue our kids too early in the game. This was probably powerful for your son. He was able to come to terms on his own all the while you were watching and there to catch… if needed. Bravo.
You did the right thing! Parents try to control everything and then their children grow up into adults who can't properly function in the real world. Great parenting dad!!! 💙
You and your wife are OUTSTANDING parents. Your kids are well behaved and have the best manners. I commented on that video about how it reminded me of when I was a kid and felt left out when my siblings went to school. My Mom told me the EXACT same thing you told Uzi. I'll never forget it either. The simpleness of the explanation did it for me too. I was so eager to learn and that's what I did too because my big sister came home each day and taught me everything she learned. I was super smart too and the teachers would often pull me aside to ask how I got to be so smart. Then I'd tell them about my big sister teaches me. Thanks for sharing your videos. I thought the way I was raised was lost because of how these kids act nowadays. But you and your wife instill proper manners and wisdom, along with respect in your kids. Keep up the good work Bruh. I'm 57 now with a 34 year old son who has kids. My son gets so much respect and is always complimented on his manners. He thanks me and his Dad often for his upbringing. I LOVE ME SOME HIM! ❤
From day one, when I was first introduced to your videos, I knew you were a good father. That moment with uzi when he first hit himself was very powerful and the clip also showed how powerful you are as a dad.
Ur a huge blessing! Such a marvelous emotionally intelligent father (and mama) raising wonderfully emotionally intelligent children! Bravo! 👏🏾 Proud of this entire family of humans! ❤
love this glenn! i never wanted to be a mother either but when i was pregnant at 18 i found your channel and it was very inspiring & showed me the trials & tribulations of parenting. you have taught me so much already! never stop!
I love all the content you put out. They are thought provoking content on child behavior and their developing mental state. Keep doing what you’re doing for all the parents that are so busy they don’t recognize the learning process their children are going through
Thank you for being such a devoted Father and example. I really appreciate and admire how you’ve provided a safe space for Uzi to process his emotions, and still be absolutely near. My favorite part is that he came to find you, then once he was in your presence, you asked him what’s wrong and why are you sad. You became once again, a safe environment for Uzi to just feel his emotions and validating his experience and most of all, encouraging him for the future that he cannot fully see and understand in this moment, but you are his father who loves him and sees the bigger picture. Your whole family loves and trusts you. So proud of you! ✝️🙏🏼
You're an amazing Dad for so many reasons. ❤ You think deeper in situations and weigh the options. You have an understanding and balance of what's needed and what's not in your children's lives. You give them freedom to have a sense of self, but you set boundaries when needed. Your communication is top tier for sure.Most importantly, you are not afraid to learn from your mistakes or mistakes you've seen others do and also are brave and selfless to make adjustments for a better future. You are amazing Sir! ❤
I started watching your content before I had a kid and I always appreciated how you & Yvette let your children express their full range of emotions and thoughts ❤️🖤💚 definitely something I aspire to do 9months into this parenting journey
I never doubted you!! Years of watching your parenting & kids grow...we could see that you were giving him space to use the tools you had already given him. Much Love to your Familia!❤
Love this video. You are a very good parent, you and your wife. As parents we have to be balanced, to know when to step in and when not to. I hope those who had something negative to say sees this video and understand the message and meaning behind it. ❤❤❤
love your videos, and i absolutely loved the clip you shared when it first came out. you can't coddle your kids 24/7. there will always be little moments where they have to feel and deal with their emotions on their own, and instead of forbidding that to happen by immediately picking them up and soothing them, having them learn how to do it themselves is SO. IMPORTANT.
Thank you for being willing to be a great example for future fathers. This is both a beautiful and very much needed ministry these days. It's evident you live for and love your family. Thank you for sharing that for the world to see. God bless you all. 💙
Such a thoughtful response! I don’t know how I would respond to this behavior if it happened before this video but your explanation of letting your child self regulate but still being there for him is so informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for explaining to those that did not understand. You and your wife do a excellent job of raising your children and showing them love. Life is not easy and there will be disappointment and allowing your son to express his feelings is healthy he is going to be a independent young man and be able to handle his feelings. This goes for all of your children. Keep up the good parenting. Fan club of your family. God bless you all ❤❤❤❤❤ Happy Uzi is off to school
I THINK ITS GREAT HE ALLOWED UZI TOO WORK IT OUT..BECAUSE LATER IN LIFE HE'LL BE ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR HIMSELF N NOT NEED CONSTANT "HAND HOLDING" IT TEACHES HIM HOW TO SELF GOVERN HIS OWN BEHAVIOR..THRU UNDERSTANDING HIS OWN EMOTIONS N FIGURING OUT WHAT WORKS FOR HIM IN ORDER TO GET HIMSELF REALIGNED...GROWN UPS GO THRU THIS TOO...HOWEVER SOME EITHER TURN TO SELF DEPRECIATION OR INEBRIATION..TO SOOTH THEIR EMOTIONAL BODY...N SOME JOURNAL OR TALK THEMSELVES DOWN FROM HIGH PITS OF EMOTIONAL DOWNTURN..HOWEVER IF HE WOULD HAVE RAN TO HIS AID TOO FAST HE'D B AN ADULT THAT WAS USE TO OUTSIDE VALIDATION OR LIFETIME THERAPY..WHEN EVERY ANSWER IS USUALLY FOUND WITHIN SELF...SOMETIMES U JUST HAVE TO CALM URSELF DOWN B4 THE EPIPHANY OCCURS 💯❤️❤️ *GREAT JOB*
I’m glad you record your family someone is watching and seeing that great parenting can exist.. I don’t have kids(not my journey) yet I thoroughly enjoy watching the kids and the grownups grow….so I can imagine what others feel ❤
You're an absolutely amazing father, Glen! I remember the original video & never wondered why u handled it the way u did. I would've rushed in to pick him up & soothe him, but I TOTALLY understand why u did it your way. He wasn't hurting himself, he was just frustrated cuz he wanted to be with his siblings. Keep up the great work & keep being the awesome dad you are❤🙏🏽
I am SINCERELY grateful that you help me to understand & look deeper into the emotions of children. You have a God-given skill and disinterment to understand sometimes what these little people are going through. Yes, sometimes it’s just for laughs but in the moments that you stop to look deeper into body language, facial expressions & emotions, I have a deeper appreciation for you & your family. Not many people stop to try & understand how others feel, especially children. THANK YOU! May God bless you immensely as you try to navigate your own journey as a father, husband, a decent citizen of this world & a child of God.
You are a great dad! People will always feel like they have something to say and very judgmental. I agree with what you said as parents you will not always be around and they have to learn with guidance how to process and work through things correctly
Thank you for posting this. My parents didn’t help me learn how to process my big emotions. So as an adult my behaviors can be extreme and do not always aid me in understanding what I am experiencing. THANK YOU from an adult learning how to reparent herself ❤
He is just sooo smart. Uzi!!! I am an adult and sometimes I don’t even know why I’m sad. I just know that I’m sad soooo for him to be able to articulate that is great. I personally probably would’ve done it a different approach, but that’s because I was a child who dealt with a lot of abandonment and so I probably will be overly affectionate towards my children to make sure that they don’t have that as a complex. But because of the generational curses that you broke through the way that you raise your children, I don’t think your children will have issues with abandonment or low self-esteem. This is some thing I notice about myself going to therapy starting it last year. I realize that I have really low self-esteem and that comes from having such a rigid structure as a child mixed with adults that will leave my life whether voluntarily or involuntarily, or they would be there, but not present. But I definitely understand teaching your child how to self regulate I just feel like as a child I regulated so much that I self regulated myself into depression and low self-esteem because I didn’t have anyone to buffer those emotions THAT I didn’t understand that BUT when I did have buffers THOSE buffers were more like Barbwires - the adults around me
First off, let me say that I really enjoy this channel and this family’s dynamic together. I appreciate the fact that you allowed us to see more into the situation, but I think all of the positive things that you and your family do and show us speaks for itself. You and Yvette are an inspiration. God bless you all.
That is great. People these days young and old have no problem solving skills. They react strictly off emotions so its refreshing to see this. It starts when we are young. We teach our kids how to be as adults at least as much as we can. We do know they will do what they want but when we instill it when they are young, it has a long lasting effect. God bless yall
You are an awesome father. You are sharing your experience as a parent. I believe you are genuine and are not sharing your family for clicks. i enjoy watching and your family is a joy to watch. Stay Blessed.
I love your videos and your amazing family and have never once thought you do it for clicks! You guys are as real as it comes and I appreciate you!!! Thank you for sharing and allowing us in! ❤❤❤
Your doing a GREAT JOB and LOVE your stuff...it has helped me as my daughters have kids and I don't have to be the big bad Southern Black Mama crushing everything...I can't just be chill the kids gonna be OK.
You are not like that, your content is always on point. You know what you're doing, you know how to present it and YOU ARE TEACHING those who don't KNOW One thing about raising kids. Good job from this Grandmother, BRAVO👍🏾🙏🏾💯 ❤️
You and your wife are great parents from my point of view. I wish we had more fathers like you. Thank you for sharing your life and allowing us to watch your kids grow. Blessings from San Diego!
Thanks for the rest of the video. it's nice to see Uzi when he was younger. You clearly have a living, nurturing home. The explanation wasn't necessary. Some people on CZcams are just weird.
I remember that one. If you notice some of the babies today are able to express how they are feeling better than adults. I've seen this with my 6year old nephew. He was able to tell me he gets nervous sometimes when he talks in font of church or school but he does it anyway. Also nervous when he talks to his older sister. That may be because she is an adult of 25.;I just say look at you facing your fears.
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You don't film your kids for clicks. I've watched your content over the years, and it's obvious that you film your kids because you're learning a lot in the process of being a parent and you share the wisdom by sharing the video and your analysis of them.
Exactly, he’s really “recording” the progress and lessons of being a father, props for that 🫡 Though I might become a mom rather than a dad one day, his video still serve as a future parenting reference for me : )
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*YOU ALLOWED HIM TO SELF-SOOTHE WHILE STILL BEING THERE FOR HIM. GREAT PARENTING!!* 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Excellent parenting!
I like the "self-soothe" term😊
Exactly❤❤❤!!!WELL stated
That's right!
Very well stated!!! Self soothing is such an important tool for growing kiddos. Love that you said this!
More male children need to be allowed to express their emotions & learn to deal with them in a healthy way.
I totally agree.
@@phantomartist9425Yes, all children but let’s not pretend as if make children are told to ‘man up’ or to ‘suck it up’ when they are emotional.
All children but especially males due to nature's gift of testosterone.
@@shaani7978exactly
Too many bw being the antithesis
I admire how you and Yvette encourage your children to explore and “feel” emotions. That’s how we develop hearts of flesh and not stony hearts. You are amazing parents raising amazing kids.
As someone who has been teaching over 30 yrs I really appreciate how they're raising their kids to think about what might be wrong, work through the feelings, and self-soothe, rather than swooping in for every little conflict
Such a good point. Allowing ourselves to just go through and feel our emotions is so important to our development and it will allow us to recognize them as they come and live with them as opposed to letting them control us or not feeling them at all and the stoney heart and that. Thank you for your analysis
Theo is so polite. Have a good day. Thank you, you too. ☺️☺️☺️
I was so happy with those social skills! LOL
Right. Can't intervene whenever they are having a problem. They can work through it themselves and we can provide guidance.
Headstands truly clear the head. Precious baby. Glad he can finally go.
My youngest daughter cried when her two older siblings went to school and was upset because she couldn’t go. I truly understood. 😊
Yes! Mission accomplished! Thanks for sharing the backstory to one of my all-time favorite kid’s videos on CZcams! The super villain commentary w/special effects get me every time! 😂😂😂
Now that Uzi is off to school I’m so excited to see his winning smile that he finally made it!
You’re a PHENOMENAL Dad so keep sharing the lessons for the next generation of Dads!
LOVE your family videos! Stay Blessed!
Cheers! 🎉🎉🎉
Member of the Uzi Fan Club
Yes, Glen, we love you and your family😍🤩
Yes he is absolutely phenomenal ❤ next level amazing❤
Still waiting on my Member of Uzi Fan Club button 😊❤❤❤
@@TawaniaPadore Uzi ❤
I can't praise this channel enough. It is like a candid, honest, and refreshing guide to parenting, providing helpful suggestions on many aspects of parenting.
And now he's in school! Great parenting Beleaf 🙌🏽💯🙌🏽
One thing that is so evident in these videos is how much joy these kids have. In a world where black joy is so often diminished or mistaken for being unruly, it is so refreshing to see the kids get to be kids, and to feel their feelings. Great job to the parents.
You guys are such great parents. Thank you for sharing. Children should have the right to manage their own emotions. Sometimes we just need to mind our business and stop being so deep
Self Reliance is sooooo important. A lot of today's adults aren't good at relying on themselves in a healthy way. Im glad these kids are getting an early start on practicing healthy self reliance.
Kids these days are emotionally crippled..
Well this just helped me more than you know ! My son is 3yrs old and when he gets angry a lot of the times he will bite his own fingers , I immediately get anxious and concerned so I stop him but never did I ever think about the approach of allowing him to feel his big emotions and allowing him to be accountable and even talking him through what he’s feeling and like yu said even saying “hey buddy doesn’t that hurt?” . This was a blessing because I’ve definitely been praying about how to handle those moments. Thank you!!
2:36 Huge emphasis on this “ it’s very important to let these real moments live loud” !! Beleaf both you and Yvette equally contribute to my belief in good/healthy parenting!! Y’all are doing God’s work!! Furthermore, I speak for myself and a lot of others, when I say the content you guys share is needed!! Much love, always 🙏🏽💞💞
I didnt know how to say what you just said without saying too much..lol. same feelz
Such a good Dad, that was a great demonstration of fostering independence n encouraging thoughtfulness when parenting 💯
I love you and your family. I understood what Uzi was going through when I first saw the clip two or three years ago. Separation anxiety is real. He was in his feelings. (From your video, your kids are close) ❤ By the way, you and Yvette are doing a great job. (From the outside looking in.) Keep up the good work😊
I remember when you first posted it and I thought this was a profound moment with a child .thank you for showing this
You let him process and that is a very teachable moment for him. Definitely Great Content!!
You allowed space for the process of processing emotion. Great job Dad!🎉
I really enjoy watching your channel, I don’t have kids but my little brother feels like my child because of the big age gap. I’m in my 20s he’s in elementary school. I’m trying to be a good influence in his life and help him but it’s hard. So thanks to you and all other content creators that show what healthy responses look like, I don’t have much pull from my real life experiences.
I really wish these videos were around when I first became a parent, my children are grown, and watching these shows me how many ways I could've handled things differently with better results. I know have them all following you (especially my sons) so they can get tips. You and Yvette are a true blessing. Thank you for sharing your family with us.🥰👏👏👏
This is one of the more wholesome, intellectual, REAL and Loving families on these CZcams streets! Your experiences have helped shaped a lot of great fathers and shed insight on occurrences that people may not know how to handle! You and your family are amazing!!! Anyone sending negative parenting comments, go and share those with your parents. Good day.
I respect this to the fullest. Honestly taking note as a future father myself.
Good on you - 😊
Noteworthy for certain.
Uzi was 2 and Beleaf said "you will go to school one day". Fast forward Uzi first day of school.
I didnt have a present father and only saw him a handful of times. So it does my heart good to see black/brown men proving they can parent well. Love you Henry Family. Keep bringing the content you do❤
What a wonderful dad. I believe being understood is as important as being loved. His radar was intact with his little baby boy, and he gave him the space and respect to process his own feelings, waited for him to approach and helped him further understand his emotions.
Dad you don’t have to explain nothing about how you raise your son. I love your videos they show how involved you and mom are and I here for it. Parent goals is all I see here.💪🏽
I love Uzi he is just the cutest little man. I can remember I didn't want to go to school with my siblings I just wanted to stay at home with my mum so when the time came, I wasn't happy 😂
Being the last child of 10 I felt uzi pain . It’s tough being the last one and being left behind and left out . But one day you have your moment
I didn’t think an explanation was necessary because from everything else you have shared over the years I just assumed that you’ll had dealt with Uzi off camera.
But thanks for showing what I believe you did from the get go 👏🏽👏🏽❤
This has been some of the most profound Parenting I've ever seen "at a clip". Some children are very deep and can not or don't yet have the skills to articulate that and might turn it inward at themselves. Often children having children having children cannot break that cycle. Symbiotic extremes and reaction formations only complicate things leaving less room for joy. We can only walk a mile in another's shoes, be there for them and with them when they truly need it and allow them to stand alone in their full presence knowing what's always at Home 💜 Love... when they need it or have it to share. "Here there's lots of room for doing" (MB)... Thank You Both. ✌️
It's nice that you are raising people and not kids. Letting and helping them grow in every way possible so they'll be able to sustain themselves even when you're not there. Really admirable form or parenting. Your family's bonding is very beautiful.
You are a GREAT Dad. I already knew that’s what you were doing in the original video (& I’m not even a parent). You & Yvette do a great job!!!
I love watching real life videos from others. It is so soothing to see people just living life especially good parents, good black parents.🙌🏾
Also,this family knows they have something special. These videos serve as wonderful teaching tools
Glen we love you. I wish I had a dad like you. Thank you for sharing your family and your journey with us.
You did the right thing. Great job. Gotta love you all an Lilly ❤❤❤
You're an amazing dad and letting him express his feelings /frustration and allowing him to try deal with is the wisest decision. I think both of you are doing amazing as parents and keeping door open to learn from your children.
You and Yvette are great parents!! And you know your intentions are genuine. Don’t let people tell you otherwise
That was the first video I ever saw from your family. The video video you shared of Mr. Uzi getting to go to school with his siblings made me cry lol had to come and give this comment before even watching the 🫶🏽 so excited for his future. May God continue to bless and enrich your lives 💐
You are an inspiration. I think we come to rescue our kids too early in the game. This was probably powerful for your son. He was able to come to terms on his own all the while you were watching and there to catch… if needed. Bravo.
Absolutely love your response!! I love watching your narrations of your children and family. They truly make my day!
You did the right thing! Parents try to control everything and then their children grow up into adults who can't properly function in the real world. Great parenting dad!!! 💙
You and your wife are OUTSTANDING parents. Your kids are well behaved and have the best manners. I commented on that video about how it reminded me of when I was a kid and felt left out when my siblings went to school. My Mom told me the EXACT same thing you told Uzi. I'll never forget it either. The simpleness of the explanation did it for me too. I was so eager to learn and that's what I did too because my big sister came home each day and taught me everything she learned. I was super smart too and the teachers would often pull me aside to ask how I got to be so smart. Then I'd tell them about my big sister teaches me. Thanks for sharing your videos. I thought the way I was raised was lost because of how these kids act nowadays. But you and your wife instill proper manners and wisdom, along with respect in your kids. Keep up the good work Bruh. I'm 57 now with a 34 year old son who has kids. My son gets so much respect and is always complimented on his manners. He thanks me and his Dad often for his upbringing. I LOVE ME SOME HIM! ❤
You're such a loving father and you're ok in my book, I love watching your videos and your sweet Uzi ❤
Uzi is just the cutest!! So glad he finally got to go to school. 😊
Thank you for sharing, you have blessed us! Love seeing Uzi and the family! ❤
From day one, when I was first introduced to your videos, I knew you were a good father. That moment with uzi when he first hit himself was very powerful and the clip also showed how powerful you are as a dad.
Ur a huge blessing! Such a marvelous emotionally intelligent father (and mama) raising wonderfully emotionally intelligent children! Bravo! 👏🏾 Proud of this entire family of humans! ❤
You give really great advice for parent’s overall . your content is beautiful. The message behind every video is Family ❤
Wow! He flipped over all himself, such a strong boy
love this glenn! i never wanted to be a mother either but when i was pregnant at 18 i found your channel and it was very inspiring & showed me the trials & tribulations of parenting. you have taught me so much already! never stop!
We love Uzi and your entire family!!! You guys always make me smile!!!!!
Loved this clip originally it’s why I started following you guys love your family be blessed!!
Very insightful!Continuous BLESSINGS to Your Fam. And to ALL the growing B1 families.🌺👶🏿💚 🧬
I love all the content you put out. They are thought provoking content on child behavior and their developing mental state. Keep doing what you’re doing for all the parents that are so busy they don’t recognize the learning process their children are going through
Thank you for being such a devoted Father and example. I really appreciate and admire how you’ve provided a safe space for Uzi to process his emotions, and still be absolutely near. My favorite part is that he came to find you, then once he was in your presence, you asked him what’s wrong and why are you sad. You became once again, a safe environment for Uzi to just feel his emotions and validating his experience and most of all, encouraging him for the future that he cannot fully see and understand in this moment, but you are his father who loves him and sees the bigger picture. Your whole family loves and trusts you. So proud of you! ✝️🙏🏼
You're an amazing Dad for so many reasons. ❤ You think deeper in situations and weigh the options. You have an understanding and balance of what's needed and what's not in your children's lives. You give them freedom to have a sense of self, but you set boundaries when needed. Your communication is top tier for sure.Most importantly, you are not afraid to learn from your mistakes or mistakes you've seen others do and also are brave and selfless to make adjustments for a better future. You are amazing Sir! ❤
Thank you for sharing your family! Very inspiring! Pray God will continue bless and keep you all 🙏🏾🙏🏾
I started watching your content before I had a kid and I always appreciated how you & Yvette let your children express their full range of emotions and thoughts ❤️🖤💚 definitely something I aspire to do 9months into this parenting journey
Great Dad!! God Bless You n Yours! ❤️🙏
I never doubted you!! Years of watching your parenting & kids grow...we could see that you were giving him space to use the tools you had already given him. Much Love to your Familia!❤
*GOTTA LOVE "UNCLE BABY!"* 🥰
Love this video. You are a very good parent, you and your wife. As parents we have to be balanced, to know when to step in and when not to. I hope those who had something negative to say sees this video and understand the message and meaning behind it. ❤❤❤
love your videos, and i absolutely loved the clip you shared when it first came out. you can't coddle your kids 24/7. there will always be little moments where they have to feel and deal with their emotions on their own, and instead of forbidding that to happen by immediately picking them up and soothing them, having them learn how to do it themselves is SO. IMPORTANT.
One of the most adorable families on CZcams!!!💙
Such an amazing father. Uzi is precious. May God continue to bless you and your family. 😊
Thank you for being willing to be a great example for future fathers. This is both a beautiful and very much needed ministry these days. It's evident you live for and love your family. Thank you for sharing that for the world to see. God bless you all. 💙
Such a thoughtful response! I don’t know how I would respond to this behavior if it happened before this video but your explanation of letting your child self regulate but still being there for him is so informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your family with us!!❤❤❤
Thanks for explaining to those that did not understand. You and your wife do a excellent job of raising your children and showing them love. Life is not easy and there will be disappointment and allowing your son to express his feelings is healthy he is going to be a independent young man and be able to handle his feelings. This goes for all of your children. Keep up the good parenting. Fan club of your family. God bless you all ❤❤❤❤❤ Happy Uzi is off to school
I THINK ITS GREAT HE ALLOWED UZI TOO WORK IT OUT..BECAUSE LATER IN LIFE HE'LL BE ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR HIMSELF N NOT NEED CONSTANT "HAND HOLDING" IT TEACHES HIM HOW TO SELF GOVERN HIS OWN BEHAVIOR..THRU UNDERSTANDING HIS OWN EMOTIONS N FIGURING OUT WHAT WORKS FOR HIM IN ORDER TO GET HIMSELF REALIGNED...GROWN UPS GO THRU THIS TOO...HOWEVER SOME EITHER TURN TO SELF DEPRECIATION OR INEBRIATION..TO SOOTH THEIR EMOTIONAL BODY...N SOME JOURNAL OR TALK THEMSELVES DOWN FROM HIGH PITS OF EMOTIONAL DOWNTURN..HOWEVER IF HE WOULD HAVE RAN TO HIS AID TOO FAST HE'D B AN ADULT THAT WAS USE TO OUTSIDE VALIDATION OR LIFETIME THERAPY..WHEN EVERY ANSWER IS USUALLY FOUND WITHIN SELF...SOMETIMES U JUST HAVE TO CALM URSELF DOWN B4 THE EPIPHANY OCCURS 💯❤️❤️ *GREAT JOB*
I’m glad you record your family someone is watching and seeing that great parenting can exist.. I don’t have kids(not my journey) yet I thoroughly enjoy watching the kids and the grownups grow….so I can imagine what others feel ❤
I enjoy your parenting skills and video contents. You and Evette are great parents who, like your children, are learning and exploring along the way!
You're an absolutely amazing father, Glen! I remember the original video & never wondered why u handled it the way u did. I would've rushed in to pick him up & soothe him, but I TOTALLY understand why u did it your way. He wasn't hurting himself, he was just frustrated cuz he wanted to be with his siblings. Keep up the great work & keep being the awesome dad you are❤🙏🏽
I am SINCERELY grateful that you help me to understand & look deeper into the emotions of children. You have a God-given skill and disinterment to understand sometimes what these little people are going through. Yes, sometimes it’s just for laughs but in the moments that you stop to look deeper into body language, facial expressions & emotions, I have a deeper appreciation for you & your family. Not many people stop to try & understand how others feel, especially children. THANK YOU! May God bless you immensely as you try to navigate your own journey as a father, husband, a decent citizen of this world & a child of God.
Appreciate that you made this video to fill out the first video though you didn’t have to. Blessings and love to you and your family
You are a great dad! People will always feel like they have something to say and very judgmental. I agree with what you said as parents you will not always be around and they have to learn with guidance how to process and work through things correctly
Thank you for posting this. My parents didn’t help me learn how to process my big emotions. So as an adult my behaviors can be extreme and do not always aid me in understanding what I am experiencing. THANK YOU from an adult learning how to reparent herself ❤
He is just sooo smart. Uzi!!! I am an adult and sometimes I don’t even know why I’m sad. I just know that I’m sad soooo for him to be able to articulate that is great. I personally probably would’ve done it a different approach, but that’s because I was a child who dealt with a lot of abandonment and so I probably will be overly affectionate towards my children to make sure that they don’t have that as a complex. But because of the generational curses that you broke through the way that you raise your children, I don’t think your children will have issues with abandonment or low self-esteem. This is some thing I notice about myself going to therapy starting it last year. I realize that I have really low self-esteem and that comes from having such a rigid structure as a child mixed with adults that will leave my life whether voluntarily or involuntarily, or they would be there, but not present.
But I definitely understand teaching your child how to self regulate I just feel like as a child I regulated so much that I self regulated myself into depression and low self-esteem because I didn’t have anyone to buffer those emotions THAT I didn’t understand that BUT when I did have buffers THOSE buffers were more like Barbwires - the adults around me
First off, let me say that I really enjoy this channel and this family’s dynamic together. I appreciate the fact that you allowed us to see more into the situation, but I think all of the positive things that you and your family do and show us speaks for itself. You and Yvette are an inspiration. God bless you all.
I 100% agree! They are phenomenal parents
What you are doing feels right in your heart ❤️ Clearly you come to parenthood from a place of sincerity!
You and your wife inspire me...Your parenting experiences and processes are extremely helpful, especially for people of African Descent.
That is great. People these days young and old have no problem solving skills. They react strictly off emotions so its refreshing to see this. It starts when we are young. We teach our kids how to be as adults at least as much as we can. We do know they will do what they want but when we instill it when they are young, it has a long lasting effect. God bless yall
You are an awesome father. You are sharing your experience as a parent. I believe you are genuine and are not sharing your family for clicks. i enjoy watching and your family is a joy to watch. Stay Blessed.
Precious times....Oh my goodness!
Bless up! 💕 Family 🤪😊🥰Love every minute. Thank you for sharing. 🖤
I love your videos and your amazing family and have never once thought you do it for clicks! You guys are as real as it comes and I appreciate you!!! Thank you for sharing and allowing us in! ❤❤❤
Your doing a GREAT JOB and LOVE your stuff...it has helped me as my daughters have kids and I don't have to be the big bad Southern Black Mama crushing everything...I can't just be chill the kids gonna be OK.
You are not like that, your content is always on point. You know what you're doing, you know how to present it and YOU ARE TEACHING those who don't KNOW One thing about raising kids. Good job from this Grandmother, BRAVO👍🏾🙏🏾💯 ❤️
We love the channel... I love seeing the progression of the children. We can all learn something. Big Uzie! Not the little one. ❤
You Are An Amazing Father! I Love Your Family!💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🔥🔥🔥 Keep Doing What You Are Doing! 😇😇😇
You and your wife are great parents from my point of view. I wish we had more fathers like you. Thank you for sharing your life and allowing us to watch your kids grow. Blessings from San Diego!
Uzi is so adorable I loved this thank you for sharing your family with me blessings to you and your family
I love Uzi 🥰
I remember you told us before he was good after. Thanks for the full lesson. Your family content is appreciated ❤
This was the first video that introduced to Uzi! And I loved them.
You providing context was beautiful!
Thanks for the rest of the video. it's nice to see Uzi when he was younger. You clearly have a living, nurturing home. The explanation wasn't necessary. Some people on CZcams are just weird.
I remember that one. If you notice some of the babies today are able to express how they are feeling better than adults. I've seen this with my 6year old nephew. He was able to tell me he gets nervous sometimes when he talks in font of church or school but he does it anyway. Also nervous when he talks to his older sister. That may be because she is an adult of 25.;I just say look at you facing your fears.
His beautiful smile says it all. 😍