Oh!! My mom used to have this car, the key is hidden inside your key phob just in case it dies while the car is locked 😉 I just thought it was so neat.
My 2 yr old has started draging his high chair to the counter so he can climb up and get stuff. I now keep his high chair locked in the garage except for meal time and snack time.
what is it about the ages of 3-4 where kids try to k!ll themselves routinely and get pissed when you don't let them 😭 my little brother figured out how to undo his seatbealt at about 4 years old. while we were on a freeway.
I tested the childlock sat next to my mum on the motorway once without realising i couldnt run from the beating i was about to get while sat in the car
It's because the youngins are actually the most naturally violent, some people never have those urges curved and that's how we have school shooters and serial killera
When my twin sisters were 2 they were standing on each other's shoulders to climb onto the counter to get the container of nesquik. When they were between 2 and 4 one of them would dismantle furniture and laugh when the chair fell apart under me :)
My nephew is now in a booster seat and able to reach over to unbuckle his sisters car seat with the car seatbelt. He does this while I’m driving. Usually I have something heavy and bulky in the middle seat so he can’t do this, but there are those times I forget to put up a blocker. WHHHHYYYY?????
Ah, the old open the door with his toes trick! I remember when my oldest pulled this one for the first time, in front of a cop car! Thank God he had a screw driver in his trunk! Helped me figure out the doors and told David “no more giving your mom heart attacks!” 😂😂😂😂😂
Lol my son literally says you have ruined my life. He's ten in a few weeks and still complains we've ruined his life because we stopped him doing something he thought was a great idea 😂
My sister photo bombed her son during his 3rd birthday party and he turned to her and said calmly "you just ruined the *only* 3rd birthday I will EVER have." We all were like: 😲🫢🤭😂🤣
I took 4 years of sign language in highschool. I love how you're talking while signing, so he can learn how the words look and sound like in ASL, and spoken! Props to you, mama!!
My niece did that when i was running errands with her. She waited until i was going around a curve, opened the door, and tried to lean out. Don't know how i kept the car on the road while completely arched over the seat holding her in a death grip until i could stop the car. It's amazing what you can accomplish when you have to.🤪😂🤔
It's like my students telling me just teach after they wanted to go back and forth about their talking while I'm talking. I'm like, no, how do you not understand that nothing will ever be okay as long as you think this a thing that can happen while I am teaching.
@@JoaquinElf I read it once in a comment section for a video similar to this one. I believe the man started with "In my country we say.." So it may be a common saying in wherever the man is from.
This was the one part of the video that made me uncomfortable; I don’t want to feel like I’m winning against my child. But I understand the thoughts and feelings that led up to it.
@@oneminuteofmyday that's fuggin AMAZING. I understand it's nothing like actual hearing and some deaf parents are really against as it's so invasive etc.. It looks like it's working quite well for this child. Very glad. 💕🔥
Gosh this reminds me of my sister and I years ago as little kids. She was born deaf and she chose from early on not to have hearing aids. My mom and I learned ASL and would try to remember to sign everything when my sister was in the room. My mom learned very quickly how to effectively yell at us both in ASL. I don't know what was faster, her words or her hands 🤣
I has a child in my prek class who used to turn her cocealr hearing aids off when she didn't feel like listening to us. Her mom taught us asl so we could tell her to turn them back on and please listen. She was so funny and cute. Our whole class learned a lot of ASL to communicate with her.
I find the haha immature for an adult.. and might make the kid act out even more and teach them bad manners to.. idk it rubbed me the wrong way. I understand the frustration thoe.
@@datbadassunicorn2832 it’s not like I’m going to continue doing it as she gets older. Yes it’s immature but She’s literally a baby and doesn’t know what I’m doing, it’s also not like I’m doing it often enough for her to see it and take influence from it. I actually haven’t even done it at all since i made the original comment, and yes I said “every day” but I said it in my head when I did it lol, I’ve done it out loud maybe 3 times *ever* bc sometimes babies are just *more* than a handful. Idk if you have kids but trust me you’d understand, I’m the oldest of 5 so I’ve had my fair share of taking care of kids.
@@bluuuuuueee333 yes I have a child. I get down on her level and talk to her about it in a way she can understand. And sometimes give a time out if needed. Tho I hardly ever had to give her a time out. But she never once had a meltdown or temper tantrum or acted out like I see some kids do. And when I ask her not to do something she just says ok mommy! And says sorry if she thinks she needs to. She is really nice to other kids and animals and respectful. Maybe I’m just lucky. Thoe she did go through a busy body stage and I had to constantly follow her around to keep her outta things when she was a toddler. I think they do understand. I think that’s why in this video after she said it he started to cry fuss a little. But he seemed to move on pretty fast. But I seen other kids have full on temper tantrums and act out and do more bad things. Iv baby sat kids like that it seems like they want to do things to get your attention or spite you even.. they can be frustrating.. so I get it. Just little things I picked up being around a lot of kids. My mom used to run a daycare at home. Everyone’s different. ❤️
Your baby is 17? Mine just turned...18! What happened? Where did the time go? I remember her, even shy, doing all kinds of crazy things and I just wanna cry now. Mainly, bc SHE'S GROWN, and on top of that, I'm old lol, but we're blessed! SMH 😕🥺😭I'M HAPPY she's thriving though. Sorry, didn't mean to write ya a book! 🤣Lol!
I don’t have any kids, but I feel y’all. I still remember when I first saw my nephew; he was a couple of days old, and a little more than foot long. Now, he’s taller than me, driving, and has a job. I don’t like it
Probably because he is. He doesn't understand why it's bad, he's just curious, and she's over here throwing it in his face with that "ha-ha" bs. Like wtf. Poor kid. Mom clearly petty AF. She should be teaching him and helping him understand and instead she's acting like it's a fucking competition to "one up" the other...
When my youngest was a toddler she figured out how to get out of her car seat and would stand up in it when I was driving. My five year old would be like “ mommy, she’s doing it again”. I didn’t dare get on a freeway. Had to take access roads everywhere so I could pull over quickly.
That’s so scary! The only reason my mom ever pulled over on the side of the road was so she could give me a good old fashioned spanking if I was being a big brat 😂 It wasn’t often, she was very good at keeping her composure and lasting until we got where we were going!
When I was little, my family had a minivan, and I did this and would wander around the van. My parents eventually scared me into stopping by telling me that the police were going to arrest me and send me to baby jail if I didn’t stop. I stopped 😂
That demonstration and HAHA at the end was so unnecessary and SO FUNNY. And something I would never do. I would sit back and laugh as my child tried to figure out how mom with the evil magic.
Can we talk about the mother's that are able of hearing that learn sign language for their children to understand better. We don't give them enough props but I think it's so admirable
I can’t imagine having a child and not bothering to learn to communicate with them in a way that they can understand…I know learning a new language is very hard but I imagine not being able to communicate with your baby would be much harder and more heart wrenching.
Oh gosh that's the scariest thing when they figure it out! I had a boy I was nannying open the door while we were on the freeway, and I had to emergency pull over to engage the child lock. Luckily mine was easy to do with my finger, but man! Quite the heart attack there 🥴😅
I did exactly the same when I was a child. Also on the freeway and everything😭😂 I got so scared I cried until my aunt pulled over and closed the door. Never in my life have I opened another car door while driving😎
Same thing happened to me with my son, when he was 3.... Was driving on the freeway and he opened up the door, luckily it got stuck a little on the opening lock; but the door was open. His older sister (by a year and a half, Mommy number 2) yelled at him and unbuckled her seat belt to close the door, it all just happened so fast. I started screaming "No! No! No!! Get your seat belt on, while trying to still look at the road while looking at the back seat area. I tried to get to the emergency pullover area as fast as I could, I had an emotional and mental breakdown. I was so scared, as soon as I pulled over I grabbed them and balled my eyes out; then I explained to them what could have happened to them. My daughter understood more than my son, because my son thought he was invincible like Spiderman. Convincing him that he wasn't Spiderman is a whole other story, but yeah.. My kids are grown now. They need to make commercials to remind parents to engage the child safety lock on the doors.
@@plutonium2 Petty for making sure her child doesn't open the door with their foot while she's driving?? Didn't know it was petty to care about your child's safety. JFC
Lol toddlers will stretch your patience past points you ever thought 😂 Like why am I yelling "Please don't deep throat the vacuum hose!! It's not for that!!" They have such crazy ideas 😭
Then there's the freak accidents. Like when I was 2 I fell off a chair and cracked my head open. I managed to put myself in a coma by simply falling off a chair.
Yup, happened to us too. We had a child lock on one side where her carseat was, but after I got my licence I decided to switch her seat behind mine so I can put her in the car before I drive out of the garage (the garage is tight so we parked more to the right so that the driver can get out of the car)... 3 days later she opened the door while my husband was driving... On the road... Full speed... A mini heart attack later, both doors in the back are locked.
@@justprocrastinating5007 me too. I can't even imagine, it was a really really tight curve. She was only like 11 and she saved his life. And my Mom heart.
Kids being naturally curious and not having that self preservation aspect yet is scary! What a lucky boy that his big sister was there to keep him safe ♥️
@@xavierplymptonstongue54 talked about it with the kids since I wrote this and my daughter who's now a mom and 25 had totally forgotten and was in total shock. I could see she was putting herself in my shoes and how much what she did changed our lives. My son was super grateful. Man, I love my kids 😭
It's the look on his face at the end that does it for me. 🤣🤣🤣 I can't! 🤣🤣🤣Little dude's face reads better than most literature these days. I mean, com'on, like he straight up looked at you like you just betrayed him and now he needs to readjust his whole outlook on life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. 🤣
According to my mom it was a battle to get me to stay in my car seat. Apparently I could dislocate my shoulders or something because she said “nothing could keep me in the damn thing” lol. I used to hide behind the center console and giggle until she noticed I was out of my seat. Now being older I’m just glad I didn’t fly out the front windshield from a sudden stop 😂
@@elisaaroha3295are you also autistic? I have EDS and autism and the reason I got tested for EDS was I had so many friends in the autistic community who pointed out my symptoms. There's a correlation, but no current causation known!
I see way too many parents that are afraid to just straight up so 'no' to their kid. There was something oddly refreshing about you just being straight up like, "No, we're not doing that anymore, momma's driving." Kids gotta learn what's dangerous and what means no! Even if they might not get it right away.
It’s a lovely word NO , mine learnt it really quickly I was lucky. My friend got really fed up saying the word she had NO tattooed on her hand, the left hand said “I SAID NO “ brill. She now has grandkids and uses it on them. 🙏
@@anniebe4992 you sign more forcefully or angrily, depending on situation, but its mostly just sharper movements and exaggerated facial expressions and such
Your statement doesn’t make sense. You said your child learned to open the door while driving with his foot(huh). Don’t you mean that he learned to open his door while you are driving? Confusing sentence.
@anniebe4992 Click bait. That is NOT how yelling in sign language looks like at all! It is all about facial expressions and fast, sharp hand movements. She signed normal.
The “HAHA” snark from mom at the end has me rolling! 😂😂😂😂 If you have ever been a parent you know that snark when you finally get a win in a situation lol. It’s the small victories. 🎉
I felt your pain. My almost three year old son with speech delays, is continuously discovering ways to k*ll himself and gets really frustrated when I try to interrupt his plots 😅
Bless your heart. You are so patient and loving. I know some days have to seem impossible to manage but you are doing amazing. That little boy is so lucky to have you. On your worst days, just remember you are amazing. ♥️
My car doesn’t have a key or I’d have used that!
Oh!! My mom used to have this car, the key is hidden inside your key phob just in case it dies while the car is locked 😉 I just thought it was so neat.
Yep it's called a valet key
The Look After you Pulled it Was the Topping to the 2nd Hand Anxiety this gave me! SO SATISFYING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some keys are hidden inside the fob! I realized that while fiddling with it lol
Any key can work. Its just a matter of sticking it in and turning it.
I'm dying. She "ha ha" her toddler. Those moments as a mother where we feel pride at outsmarting a toddler. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg yes
It’s sad isn’t it. Lol
Oh wait, hang on, ad 10y and you know realt how to outsmart them 😁
Mine used to say "how did you know?" my response was "experience" 🤣
My 2 yr old has started draging his high chair to the counter so he can climb up and get stuff. I now keep his high chair locked in the garage except for meal time and snack time.
@@ashleymcgaha5794 that is too darn funny!
His face at the end was really just like “mom, I’m so hurt that u never let me kms 🥺”
Literally. 😭 Had me feeling bad for him and everything. 💀
@@Omnihilo SAME. How can you not feel bad for that little face 😭
@@fgk205 Like “Oh, let him open the car door with his feet while careening down the highway just this once. 😩🤦♀️”
@@Omnihilo right 😂😂 sorry little dude but not today 😂😂
He looks defeated lol
Needing a screwdriver to engage the child lock is a terrible design.
So is a push latch bc my kids can take the lock off 🤦🏾♀️
It does the job
Would the flat end of the key not work? Or is it the wrong shape/thickness?
@@smallerontheoutside1122 Most cars over 2010 don't require a physical key, at least the ones I have been in . . .
@@thatwhichburnsneverreturns2352 ah fair enough, I don't drive and even if I could, I definitely couldn't afford a new model 😅
The expression at the end "I have been unjustly imprisoned 😮"😂
what is it about the ages of 3-4 where kids try to k!ll themselves routinely and get pissed when you don't let them 😭 my little brother figured out how to undo his seatbealt at about 4 years old. while we were on a freeway.
I tested the childlock sat next to my mum on the motorway once without realising i couldnt run from the beating i was about to get while sat in the car
It's because the youngins are actually the most naturally violent, some people never have those urges curved and that's how we have school shooters and serial killera
My son pulled one of his toys to the railing that had the stairs on the other side, if he climbed up and went over that'd be like an 8 ft drop...
When my twin sisters were 2 they were standing on each other's shoulders to climb onto the counter to get the container of nesquik. When they were between 2 and 4 one of them would dismantle furniture and laugh when the chair fell apart under me :)
My nephew is now in a booster seat and able to reach over to unbuckle his sisters car seat with the car seatbelt. He does this while I’m driving. Usually I have something heavy and bulky in the middle seat so he can’t do this, but there are those times I forget to put up a blocker. WHHHHYYYY?????
His face at the end 😂 “I can’t believe you’ve done this.”
Yeah....as a mom, you get that look a lot.
Please tell me everyone reading this read it in a British accent 😂
😂😂😂same. Moment. For. Me!!!! Lol
That ha-ha in the end 😂
@@jordanleighwheatleyI did and I can’t even remember where it’s from !😂
Yep, my boy did that as well and lost a shoe on the freeway.
I love the way he looked at you at the end like "why you ruin all my fun mommy"?
So thats how all those single shoes are every where in the freeway
@@Jessicake22?
@@Jessicake22 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I ALWAYS WONDERED WHY ONE SHOE IS THERE!!! You just solved a life long question for me
Yeah I got oull
Ah, the old open the door with his toes trick! I remember when my oldest pulled this one for the first time, in front of a cop car! Thank God he had a screw driver in his trunk! Helped me figure out the doors and told David “no more giving your mom heart attacks!” 😂😂😂😂😂
Her: ha ha
Him: my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
Lol my son literally says you have ruined my life. He's ten in a few weeks and still complains we've ruined his life because we stopped him doing something he thought was a great idea 😂
hey fellow reviewbrah !
I loved that "HA" when she got the child lock set 😂
My sister photo bombed her son during his 3rd birthday party and he turned to her and said calmly "you just ruined the *only* 3rd birthday I will EVER have." We all were like: 😲🫢🤭😂🤣
The day could have been even more ruined by his mischievous actions.
The combination of naughtiness and cuteness is too much 😂
This. This is what my heart sings about this child. Well said.
Your comment has a CZcams rating on 🤣. Maybe because of the word cutiness
He needs the stick because he's figured out how to undo what you just did.😊
Good job Mommie.
You wrecked his day not giving him the stick. 😂😂
Toddlers are a trip and you handled the situation like a champ.
As an adult I find it fascinating that we get so happy at winning a battle of wits over a child. The "haha" was so relatable.
They're ruthless even tho they're helpless, you can't use power, it's a game of wits that's why we feel so satisfied. 😌
Gotta outsmart em
A bit sad though
the "haha" was stupid and petty.
"Ha Ha" you can't unalive yourself or give Mommy a heart attack when the door flies open at 50 miles an hour!
He looks so sad when you said “haha” like “how dare you not let me put myself in danger D:” 💀
I took 4 years of sign language in highschool. I love how you're talking while signing, so he can learn how the words look and sound like in ASL, and spoken! Props to you, mama!!
My niece did that when i was running errands with her. She waited until i was going around a curve, opened the door, and tried to lean out. Don't know how i kept the car on the road while completely arched over the seat holding her in a death grip until i could stop the car. It's amazing what you can accomplish when you have to.🤪😂🤔
🤣 Did he tell you to "just drive" and "keep driving"? I can't 🤣; he is too adorable ❤️
Omg I was right, just a toddler move just drive mom!
Lmao yeah like ‘no problem here, this doesn’t interfere with your driving just let me do this thing and you keep driving’
That's what I heard and was going to comment about.
It's like my students telling me just teach after they wanted to go back and forth about their talking while I'm talking. I'm like, no, how do you not understand that nothing will ever be okay as long as you think this a thing that can happen while I am teaching.
@@missright9176 😅😆
"A man is a boy who accidentally survived to adulthood."
this is hillarious.
@@JoaquinElf ?? really, i think you just replied to the person who said it !
@JoaquinElf I see your point. Regardless. Its hilarious because it's so true. 🤣
@@JoaquinElf I read it once in a comment section for a video similar to this one. I believe the man started with "In my country we say.." So it may be a common saying in wherever the man is from.
@@JoaquinElf I'm sorry friend. I wish you a blessed day full of love and gratitude.
Toddlers 🤦 mine also attempts this on the regular. That "ha" tho 😂 I think every mom felt that one 🤣❤️
The "Ha!" Finger point when she engaged the child locks was awesome! 😂😂
This was the one part of the video that made me uncomfortable; I don’t want to feel like I’m winning against my child. But I understand the thoughts and feelings that led up to it.
no one talking about the way she finished "Not a good idea" and he literally stared at her and said "Just Drive!" ????!! 😂😂😂
that's TOTALLY what he said. then he says "hand me the stick". I thought he was deaf
@@KARENboomboomROXX He has cochlear implants, so he has been able to learn spoken English in addition to sign language.
@@oneminuteofmyday that's fuggin AMAZING. I understand it's nothing like actual hearing and some deaf parents are really against as it's so invasive etc.. It looks like it's working quite well for this child. Very glad. 💕🔥
OMG, I totally missed that the first time around. 😂
Fr😂😂
Gosh this reminds me of my sister and I years ago as little kids. She was born deaf and she chose from early on not to have hearing aids. My mom and I learned ASL and would try to remember to sign everything when my sister was in the room.
My mom learned very quickly how to effectively yell at us both in ASL. I don't know what was faster, her words or her hands 🤣
I signed to my kids all the time and they weren't deaf. Better than screaming out loud in public.
@@megamiet1210 Love That!! ☮️☮️💜
I has a child in my prek class who used to turn her cocealr hearing aids off when she didn't feel like listening to us. Her mom taught us asl so we could tell her to turn them back on and please listen. She was so funny and cute. Our whole class learned a lot of ASL to communicate with her.
The best part for me was “give me the stick”. Love it. Hang in there and enjoy what you can because they grow up so so fast.😊
His little face at the end. Heartbroken that you thwarted his bad choices. Also thank you for reminding me it's about time to do this for my toddler.
That sarcastic“Ha-ha” at the end is literally me @ my 9 month old every day when I hide things that she shouldn’t play with 💀
This is how I feel when I have to take things away from toddler age nieces and nephews and trade them for a cracker
I find the haha immature for an adult.. and might make the kid act out even more and teach them bad manners to.. idk it rubbed me the wrong way. I understand the frustration thoe.
@@datbadassunicorn2832 it’s not like I’m going to continue doing it as she gets older. Yes it’s immature but She’s literally a baby and doesn’t know what I’m doing, it’s also not like I’m doing it often enough for her to see it and take influence from it. I actually haven’t even done it at all since i made the original comment, and yes I said “every day” but I said it in my head when I did it lol, I’ve done it out loud maybe 3 times *ever* bc sometimes babies are just *more* than a handful. Idk if you have kids but trust me you’d understand, I’m the oldest of 5 so I’ve had my fair share of taking care of kids.
@@bluuuuuueee333 yes I have a child. I get down on her level and talk to her about it in a way she can understand. And sometimes give a time out if needed. Tho I hardly ever had to give her a time out. But she never once had a meltdown or temper tantrum or acted out like I see some kids do. And when I ask her not to do something she just says ok mommy! And says sorry if she thinks she needs to. She is really nice to other kids and animals and respectful. Maybe I’m just lucky. Thoe she did go through a busy body stage and I had to constantly follow her around to keep her outta things when she was a toddler.
I think they do understand. I think that’s why in this video after she said it he started to cry fuss a little. But he seemed to move on pretty fast. But I seen other kids have full on temper tantrums and act out and do more bad things. Iv baby sat kids like that it seems like they want to do things to get your attention or spite you even.. they can be frustrating.. so I get it. Just little things I picked up being around a lot of kids. My mom used to run a daycare at home. Everyone’s different. ❤️
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The “haha” at the end…I felt that 😂
My daughter is 17 now but I clearly remember those days!
Ya but I wish she hadn’t. It’s not funny- not safe!! Wild kids!
Your baby is 17? Mine just turned...18! What happened? Where did the time go? I remember her, even shy, doing all kinds of crazy things and I just wanna cry now. Mainly, bc SHE'S GROWN, and on top of that, I'm old lol, but we're blessed! SMH 😕🥺😭I'M HAPPY she's thriving though. Sorry, didn't mean to write ya a book! 🤣Lol!
I don’t have any kids, but I feel y’all. I still remember when I first saw my nephew; he was a couple of days old, and a little more than foot long. Now, he’s taller than me, driving, and has a job. I don’t like it
The haha at the end. Gotcha Coop!!! 😂😂
Being a parent sounds like absolute torture! I can’t wait!
HIS FACE I CANTTTT
Is this rude way or cute way
@@urfavbren Cute way, he's friggin adorable
@@salamanderedward9083 🥰🥰
Cute little pouty face
“Just drive” 😂 he’s a funny little guy and absolutely adorable.
The just drive had me dying!!!! 🤣🤣
He looks so heartbroken at the end 😭
Probably because he is. He doesn't understand why it's bad, he's just curious, and she's over here throwing it in his face with that "ha-ha" bs. Like wtf. Poor kid. Mom clearly petty AF. She should be teaching him and helping him understand and instead she's acting like it's a fucking competition to "one up" the other...
I love “haha” of yours at the end! 🤣🤣
When my youngest was a toddler she figured out how to get out of her car seat and would stand up in it when I was driving. My five year old would be like “ mommy, she’s doing it again”. I didn’t dare get on a freeway. Had to take access roads everywhere so I could pull over quickly.
That’s so scary! The only reason my mom ever pulled over on the side of the road was so she could give me a good old fashioned spanking if I was being a big brat 😂 It wasn’t often, she was very good at keeping her composure and lasting until we got where we were going!
my little sister is disabled and she loves to unlock her seatbelt, so we got a little seatbelt button cover online and it works wonders
When I was little, my family had a minivan, and I did this and would wander around the van. My parents eventually scared me into stopping by telling me that the police were going to arrest me and send me to baby jail if I didn’t stop. I stopped 😂
@@small_and_dangerous2068Same
I’m loving that her sibling is just like 🙄
That look of betrayal at the end was so cute!! ❤❤
Mom's HA Ha! At the end was the best! 😂
Just sounded so much like “let me escape” when he was asking for the “stick” 😂
Same diff at this point lol
He looked like his last little feelings were hurt on the ha-ha 😂😂💜
I understand mom; that would terrify me too
Smart and talented kid! Thank goodness you are onw step ahead of him!
The look on his face 😂 “but mother, I want to open thy door”
His little pout face at the end was amazingly adorable.
He look weird tho
That kind of rude 😐
@@Lyricyyy you look a little weird 😊
actualy adorable
He is so adorable I can’t take it 😻🤩😻
he’s so cute but so mischievous 😭
Fr😭😭
That demonstration and HAHA at the end was so unnecessary and SO FUNNY. And something I would never do. I would sit back and laugh as my child tried to figure out how mom with the evil magic.
His face while you test it. Too funny!
the next step up is “look mommy I learned how to take my seatbelt off!” while you’re driving. Stay safe out there 🤧
My cousins are in that phase and their mother failed to inform me of that when I went to pick them up from school. Not a fun drive at all
Yes! Or magically learn how to free themselves from car seats.
You know you’re a parent when you’re saying “haha” to your kid after stopping them from seriously hurting themselves 😂
Nice work discovering new and unexpected problems and fixing them on the go. 👌🏻🎉
That lip.... so mischievous but I love seeing his cute quirky bad@$$ self... he kills me 😂❤
Can we talk about the mother's that are able of hearing that learn sign language for their children to understand better. We don't give them enough props but I think it's so admirable
YES
Yesyes YES!!!!
I can’t imagine having a child and not bothering to learn to communicate with them in a way that they can understand…I know learning a new language is very hard but I imagine not being able to communicate with your baby would be much harder and more heart wrenching.
@@jo-eo9ld I agree, it kind of seems like the bare minimum to learn to communicate with your child!
What other option is there?
Oh gosh that's the scariest thing when they figure it out! I had a boy I was nannying open the door while we were on the freeway, and I had to emergency pull over to engage the child lock. Luckily mine was easy to do with my finger, but man! Quite the heart attack there 🥴😅
I did exactly the same when I was a child. Also on the freeway and everything😭😂 I got so scared I cried until my aunt pulled over and closed the door. Never in my life have I opened another car door while driving😎
Yeah people are saying she's acting petty with her kid but her adrenalin is probably through the roof
Same thing happened to me with my son, when he was 3.... Was driving on the freeway and he opened up the door, luckily it got stuck a little on the opening lock; but the door was open. His older sister (by a year and a half, Mommy number 2) yelled at him and unbuckled her seat belt to close the door, it all just happened so fast. I started screaming "No! No! No!! Get your seat belt on, while trying to still look at the road while looking at the back seat area. I tried to get to the emergency pullover area as fast as I could, I had an emotional and mental breakdown. I was so scared, as soon as I pulled over I grabbed them and balled my eyes out; then I explained to them what could have happened to them. My daughter understood more than my son, because my son thought he was invincible like Spiderman. Convincing him that he wasn't Spiderman is a whole other story, but yeah.. My kids are grown now. They need to make commercials to remind parents to engage the child safety lock on the doors.
@@plutonium2 Petty for making sure her child doesn't open the door with their foot while she's driving?? Didn't know it was petty to care about your child's safety. JFC
That lock when driving would NOT be an option, it would be automatically engaged my me as soon as the engine starts .
Awww the face at the end 😂
Your ‘haha’ 😂😂😂
Let him fly out, he'll learn 😂
You definitely support maps
@@yamyam4050That's a wild ass jump
...no. Just, no...
"I neEd dA stIcK" ... OMG THAT WAS SO CUTE
Complete with that adorable pouty face. lol
Just the inspiration I needed to go engage child locks on all my back car doors before something similar happens with my own little escape artists 💀
Lmao imagine a dementia patient in the front seat 😂 learned that lesson REAL quick 😂
He looked at her at the end like “how you gon do me like that ma” 😂
Lol toddlers will stretch your patience past points you ever thought 😂
Like why am I yelling "Please don't deep throat the vacuum hose!! It's not for that!!" They have such crazy ideas 😭
Then there's the freak accidents. Like when I was 2 I fell off a chair and cracked my head open. I managed to put myself in a coma by simply falling off a chair.
@@katrinascarlet5637 oh my goodness that's so terrifying! I'm glad you're okay now.
What lol
I once had to tell my daughter to "get off the table and put your clothes back on!"
Awwwww 😂 his face when he realized he couldn’t open it anymore is too much!!! 😭💔
The “Ha Ha” is what did it for me🤣 like Mommy wins this round for now little man! Lol
OMG! I swear it's amazing how mothers don't die of heart attacks while trying to keep their children safe and alive!!!
So true. They scare us CONSTANTLY. Lol.
well... almost, lol
His sad Face at the end is everything ❤
Today's reason why we are pulled over on the side of the road 😂😂 I cant!❤
Yup, happened to us too. We had a child lock on one side where her carseat was, but after I got my licence I decided to switch her seat behind mine so I can put her in the car before I drive out of the garage (the garage is tight so we parked more to the right so that the driver can get out of the car)... 3 days later she opened the door while my husband was driving... On the road... Full speed... A mini heart attack later, both doors in the back are locked.
His little face at the end was too stinking precious. I swear if he was in a cute kid pageant he would win every time.
That ha-ha at the end is every mother and aunt keeping a child from killing themselves and knowing we pissed them off by doing it.
Kids are like velociraptors they are always looking for our weaknesses. 😂 You’re doing a fine job mom.
I love ❤️ the ASL signing or a.k.a Baby Sign Language she was doing with the baby.
My son learned that in a curve on a highway. His big sister screaming ,holding on to his seat will forever stay in my brain.
I'm so glad that she was back there to hold onto him!
@@justprocrastinating5007 me too. I can't even imagine, it was a really really tight curve. She was only like 11 and she saved his life. And my Mom heart.
Kids being naturally curious and not having that self preservation aspect yet is scary! What a lucky boy that his big sister was there to keep him safe ♥️
@@xavierplymptonstongue54 talked about it with the kids since I wrote this and my daughter who's now a mom and 25 had totally forgotten and was in total shock. I could see she was putting herself in my shoes and how much what she did changed our lives. My son was super grateful. Man, I love my kids 😭
It's the look on his face at the end that does it for me. 🤣🤣🤣 I can't! 🤣🤣🤣Little dude's face reads better than most literature these days. I mean, com'on, like he straight up looked at you like you just betrayed him and now he needs to readjust his whole outlook on life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. 🤣
nailed it
His face when you said haha at the end 😂❤
Coops face at the end is classic 😂
When he said, “I need the stick,” I was too tickled 😂. Ummmm no sir you do not ❤
According to my mom it was a battle to get me to stay in my car seat. Apparently I could dislocate my shoulders or something because she said “nothing could keep me in the damn thing” lol. I used to hide behind the center console and giggle until she noticed I was out of my seat. Now being older I’m just glad I didn’t fly out the front windshield from a sudden stop 😂
Have you been checked for ehlers-danlos syndrome because of dislocating your arm? You should
@@mirroravis i think it was just something I could do as kid because I definitely can’t do that now lol.
I have EDS and can do that, as well as my kneecaps lol
@@elisaaroha3295are you also autistic? I have EDS and autism and the reason I got tested for EDS was I had so many friends in the autistic community who pointed out my symptoms. There's a correlation, but no current causation known!
@@amberpeace5099Interesting! Thanks for spreading this info -- never know when it could help someone.
Love the "ha ha!" at the end! Mommy won this round!!
The "ha ha" at the end!😂😂🤣🤣
I see way too many parents that are afraid to just straight up so 'no' to their kid. There was something oddly refreshing about you just being straight up like, "No, we're not doing that anymore, momma's driving." Kids gotta learn what's dangerous and what means no! Even if they might not get it right away.
It’s a lovely word NO , mine learnt it really quickly I was lucky. My friend got really fed up saying the word she had NO tattooed on her hand, the left hand said “I SAID NO “ brill. She now has grandkids and uses it on them. 🙏
@@ThEhObBiT1959that’s genius 😂
omg his face at the end 😂😭. “mother no how could you”
The “haha” at the end cracked me up! 😂
I love how you sign to him and him responding is so cute. So glad he’s okay
so what is the difference of yelling and not yelling in sign language?
@@anniebe4992 you sign more forcefully or angrily, depending on situation, but its mostly just sharper movements and exaggerated facial expressions and such
Your statement doesn’t make sense. You said your child learned to open the door while driving with his foot(huh). Don’t you mean that he learned to open his door while you are driving? Confusing sentence.
@@cherribenzin8289he learned to open the door with his foot while she was driving
@anniebe4992
Click bait. That is NOT how yelling in sign language looks like at all! It is all about facial expressions and fast, sharp hand movements. She signed normal.
The “HAHA” snark from mom at the end has me rolling! 😂😂😂😂 If you have ever been a parent you know that snark when you finally get a win in a situation lol. It’s the small victories. 🎉
I disagree. Coming from a mom of twin toddlers.
@@nery_alfaro Everyone is entitled to their own opinions 🤷🏽♀️
The little lip at the end tho kills meeeee ❤❤❤❤😂😢😂😂😂
😂😂😂 The ending! So good. But also that cute lil face 😍🥰
😆 his wee face when he realised you fixed it so he can't open it.
I love coop so much “just drive!” 😭😭
When she said haha at the end his face went like 🥺
The kid in the back
“KEEP DRIVING!”💀
Whew🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 sending love and strength to all the active parents
I felt your pain. My almost three year old son with speech delays, is continuously discovering ways to k*ll himself and gets really frustrated when I try to interrupt his plots 😅
The haha😂😂😂😂😂 im dying
Bless your heart. You are so patient and loving. I know some days have to seem impossible to manage but you are doing amazing. That little boy is so lucky to have you. On your worst days, just remember you are amazing. ♥️
The kid is so frustrated because you wouldn’t let him open the car door! Hahah he’s so adorable
You should start a short series called "side road toddler convos" lol
I'd listen to that podcast 😂
The HaHa at the end was the most relatable thing. Thank you for posting.
I definitely was that child at 4 years old that opened the door on a moving freeway.
I just assumed the hand gestures would get increasingly Italian as your intent to "yell" increased 😂
As an Italian I can confirm I understood almost everything she was sign-yelling.
As another Italian, yes, me too.
I'm not into parenting videos, but even not having kids, this one got me, so relatable and awesome mothering.
Lmao the look on his face at the end! Too cute
the ha ha at the end, was the best lol. You are so awesome and he is just a pot of gold!!!!!
THE “HA HA” LMAOOOO THATS EXACTLY WHAT I SAID TO MY 3 year old when I locked the door too 😂😂😂😂😂
❤the little mommy ‘haha’ at the end. Big relate.
I don't agree with the "haha."
@@ElderandOakFarm then dont nobody cares
It was so cringe
@@ElderandOakFarm I don’t think anybody asked.