Wyatt is the biggest party animal I know! He’d stay up all night if we’d let him! Anyone else have kids who are the same? Maybe we should get together and be friends so they can ride themselves out 😅

Your videos prove to me that anyone can chase their dream even if they have already started a family. I have always tried to avoid the medical field because I thought it would put my life on hold and I wouldn’t be able to start a family until I’m done with school. But that doesn’t have to be the case

WAIT WHATTTYT LAST TIME I WATCHED UR VIDEOS U DIDN T HAVE YOUR SECOND CHILD AND WYATT WAS SO SMALL OMG TIME FLIES! bless you your man wyatt and london ❤️

Beautiful babies that you have!! Its so sweet to see how independent Wyatt is. He's at the age where it is hard to reason and rationalize with them! You're doing great Jenny!!

I find my almost 3 year old likes the small tooth brushes that are for beginner/baby brushes. She doesn’t love brushing her teeth either but it helps us

Just letting you know that there are toothbrushes that play music when you brush--maybe if you take him to the store and let him pick the song so that he's involved in the process, he will feel invested and the music will encourage him to brush. I've seen them at both Target and Wal-Mart.

Gorgeous family - I cannot believe how fas time flies by. I started watching you as study support whilst I was at Law School! Also, I am sure that Wyatt will learn to love brushing his teeth with time - so many little boys (my brothers, my husband all admit to this and have no idea why they did it!) love to avoid brushing their teeth / pretending that they brushed them when they were younger, but very definitely grew out of it pretty quickly!

It’s great that you model teeth brushing for him to see. And it’s also great Wyatt wants to do it. I came across a video helping parents to teach kids to brush their teeth. It involved teaching and using stickers on a progress chart as a reward. Its similar to the tools I’ve learned, however, the techniques I learned focuses on a more involved approach for teaching, because of different child circumstances. But the idea is the same: teaching and positive rewarding. In all, I’m sure you’ll figure something out that works for him. 😊 All the best💕

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Just saw this pop up.. Your voice is so soothing here!

wow you're incredible. Being a doctor, and also mom of two little kids..... my advise is...you should make him to get more tired... no nap and keep him more active during a day, so he'll get tired by 8pm. If it's hard try not to give him lot of sugar. i was doing baby sitting for long time but these helped a lot:) From 🇯🇵

I love your channel!!! I am new to youtube sharing my pregnancy as well & life as a mom currently 38 weeks 😩 Your family is beautiful 💕

This is literally my son brushing his teeth! Lol omg

Cute babies

Such a beautiful video!...

Such a good video!

It’s cool seeing Wyatt grow! I remember when he was just a baby.

I have the same issue with my toddler but I promise him some blippi time if he let me brush his teeth and it works. It was very bad at the beginning but consistency makes it better.

I love those pj's 💞

This is my biggest fear when my toddler gets too big for the crib! I worked so hard to get her to sleep in her own crib and I feel like she gonna go nuts with the freedom of a toddler bed 😆😱

My kids brushing their teeth is one of THE hardest things to do but with routine it's better. Being a little older, they know the consequences if they don't brush their teeth (i.e. cavities, gum disease, etc). Not sure if anyone has suggested this or not, but has Stan ever brushed his teeth with Wyatt? Maybe knowing/seeing his dad brush his teeth might help him feel like a "big boy"?

There are toothbrushes for kids that you can connect to your phone. it's fun because it's treated like a game :-)

I think wyatt is like me night owl..🙂😊nice inspirational video..

Wyatt has discovered the word no lol! He's at that age where they start trying to gain control of things. He is so cute! So is London. I can't believe he's already 7 weeks! It seems like you just had Wyatt! Where does the time go! You're doing great with the tooth brushing. I think kids just don't like having anything in their mouths even though as babies they put everything in their mouths! I hope it gets easier. You have a beautiful family

Yes girl!! My little guy... if there are people over... he will not go to sleep until they leave 😩 i think they call it FOMO... lol and honestly my son has only slept in his crib the whole night 5 times ... we are waiting until we can get a house a set up his room to transition him out of co-sleeping. You are doing amazing with those two cuties!

My son is 26 months. We took his side rail down from his crib a few weeks ago, mainly to give him more freedom in the morning to use the potty instead of waiting on us. The first 2 night went We I think he didn’t realize he could get out the bed. After that the only way he would stay in bed was if we stayed in his room otherwise he would leave the room repeatedly. My husband got annoyed and now the toddler rail is off and he is back to a crib 🤷🏽‍♀️. Regarding the teeth brushing, no advice. My son bites the toothbrush or refusing to open his mouth or fights. It’s a struggle.

Brush as a whole family that might help😍😍

Hi Jenny, how are you doing on this very nice day? Wow, this is a great video, thanks for taking all the time, effort, and expense to create it and take us along on a little bit of your wonderful journey. You are what is right with our world, and our lovely world is in good hands with Wyatt and London as our successors. Love your channel sister. Have a good and peaceful day my wise and talented friend, fist bump : ) p.s. CONGRATULATIONS ON 90k SUBS!!!!! whoo hoo!

With teeth mine is now 17 but when he was that age responded to an old fashioned wind up timer to clean teeth

I’m new to this channel. When did you have your kids in relation to going to school? I’m a mom of two, and I’m considering applying to DO school. Doing it with kids seems so intimidating.

do you moisturize your skin or apply sunscreen in the morning?

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My advice is just wait couple more years 😂

My son is two and he won’t go to sleep until his dad goes to sleep. It drives me nuts. So dad just needs to go to sleep earlier or just fake like it 😩

You look JUST like Gina Rodriguez 😍

You could try take him to the dentist so he'll explain to Wyatt, or try teach him using one of his toys

Maybe u could bribe him. Like put a cup on the sink and tell him every time he lets you brush his teeth he gets a quarter. Then at the end of the week he can go to the dollar store and spend his hard earned cash. But if he doesnt cooperate he doesnt get the quarter. Im not against a little incentive to preserve sanity🤣

Letting someone brush ones teeth is not that comfortable. For kids it's even worse. I think you are either tickling him with the brush or irritating his gum. You cannot see, what you are doing from your point of view. Maybe get on his level and make sure you are only touching his teeth. (When he is nice, he may brush yours too (it's an experience for you too), maybe let him know you show him, how it is done and softly guide his hand. He will get better and might want to brush himself, but you have to do the last cleaning process. You could prove it with those red control pills.) Are you somehow "pushing" things in general? A toddler might want to do everything on his own, when he feels stressed, when you are too busy acknowledging his needs, rush, if he feels treated like a machine not as someone, who wants to and gets to be part of what's happening with him and around him. He is learning something new every single time, maybe it's a movement, proper tooth paste application, dosage, accepting the routine etc. Make sure he is able to learn something. Let the environment be learning friendly: no stress, enjoy it yourself, adjust things a little to help him instead of being stressed by his attempt to apply the nearly finished toothpaste (tell him how much and where to squeeze - because it's more difficult with the nearly empty one) so he could have a learning experience and have a feeling of success. That's what siblings do. They aren't in a rush, they learn from each other, they enjoy, what they do or just doing it together, having the same rhythm, not feeling alone. Explain, what you do. Plan yourself things you are okay with, if he tries them himself or if you could teach him in a wider timeframe. He will feel more as a person, accepted, being able to accomplish things, proud. You may see, where he wants and needs guidance and help and he may be seeing positive aspects in following your advice. Like that you grow together and have a better experience.